Treasured Hounds

12/22/2025

Guinevere is having an outing for training. We are at the Laundromat working on settling, impulse control, and some tricks 😁. Hopefully more people can see just how sweet and smart Guin is!

12/21/2025

Guinevere had a spa day today! Her Christmas colors have faded but will be repainting her nails tomorrow. She is still looking for a home she can call hers. She'd love all the attention of a single dog home or enjoy the party with a multi-dog home.

12/19/2025

As a reminder, our Hours are flexible! Need a weekend? Need an Evening Appt. after work? Want to get measured for a Custom Biothane Leash/collar? Send us a message, and we can see what we can do! :D

12/15/2025

12/15/2025

TOMORROW IS THE BIG DAY!!!!

11/28/2025

Guinevere is still up for adoption! We are training on her excitement with people this morning. We worked at the Laundromat and she did wonderful! We focused on settling in a new environment, handler focus, and basic obedience. She will be bathed today after our outing and her nails touched up for the Christmas Holiday. Feel free to message us for a meet and greet, she would love a permanent home for Christmas.

11/27/2025

Holiday Deals Begin Thanksgiving and ends Next Friday! We are closed on Thanksgiving and Black Friday!

Retail:
$5 OFF ALL HYPERFLITE FRISBEE DISCS!!!
$5 OFF Howling Dog Alaska Light Weight Canicross Distance Harnesses (Orig. $30.00)

$10 OFF Howling Dog Alaska Trekking Belt (Orig. $50.00)

$3 OFF Biothane Braided (No handle) Rubber Tugs (Orig. $13.00)

$3 OFF Biothane Braided (No handle) EVA foam Tugs (Orig. $13.50)
We have many biothane colors to choose from for customs ,while supplies last!

Training Services:
Private Training BOGO!
Share a 1hr lesson time with your friends dog or two of your own dogs!!! 1hr sessions is $100/dog at our Facility or $120/dog Anywhere else around us! SAVES YOU $100 !! ( Can only be used once per client)

Group Classes: $25 OFF your Next Set of Classes! FOR EXSITING Clients Only**

Message or Call to Pre-book & Pay to get the deal!! Card processing fees applies*

HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!!

11/25/2025

11/25/2025

Availabilities vary!

11/20/2025

UPDATE: The Oklahoma State Department of Health has notified the City of El Reno that a second rabies test conducted on the raccoon collected in the 800 block of SW 26th Street has come back negative.
We apologize for any confusion. The earlier positive result was based on a preliminary report, and the updated confirmatory test shows the animal was not rabid.
Residents are still encouraged to keep pets vaccinated, avoid approaching wildlife exhibiting unusual behavior, and report suspicious animals to El Reno Animal Control at 405-262-6941. Please do not attempt to capture or handle wild animals.

Rabid Raccoon Confirmed on SW 26th Street in El Reno; City Urges Pet Safety and Vigilance

The El Reno Animal Control has confirmed that a raccoon captured this week in the 800 block of SW 26th Street has tested positive for rabies. This confirmed case follows recent reports of rabid skunks in nearby Yukon and Edmond, further heightening regional awareness of rabies risks. Officials emphasize that rabies is a serious, potentially fatal virus that can spread to both pets and humans through bites or scratches from infected wildlife.
Precautions for residents and pet owners:
• Ensure all dogs and cats are current on rabies vaccinations.
• Supervise pets outdoors and prevent them from roaming freely in areas where wildlife may be present.
• Do not approach, touch, feed, or attempt to capture wild animals.
• Keep trash secured and remove outdoor food sources that may attract wildlife.
• If your pet has contact with a wild or suspicious animal, contact a veterinarian immediately.
• Report any animal displaying abnormal behavior — such as aggression, staggering, confusion, or being active during unusual hours — to authorities.
Residents who see a suspicious or potentially rabid animal in the El Reno area should call Animal Control at 405-262-6941. Officials stress that the public should not attempt to capture or handle any wild animal.