• Dog Trainers and Behavior Consultants
• Cat Trainers and Behavior Consultants
• Kennels and Resorts
• Doggie Day Care
• Alternative Therapy
• Making a Difference with your Companion Animal
• Top Dog Picks

Dog Trainers and Behavior Consultants

1-On-1 Dog Training, Linda Rosellini-Burns; dogsrus@earthlink.net
Academy of Canine Behavior, Bothell; www.aocb.com
A Bark Above , Marysville; www.A-Zpetcare.com
A Canine Experience Inc.; Nancy Baer, Puget Sound; www.acanine.com
Barb Smith, South Sound; 253-531-1482
Becky Bishop, Puppy Manners, Woodinville; www.puppymanners.com
Bethel Canine Training Center, Jacqueline Kahler, Kitsap; bethelK9training@yahoo.com
Camano Island Kennels, Dianna and Jason Young, www.camanoislandkennels.com
Canine Behavior Center; Robin Grannel, Various Sites, Puget Sound; www.caninebcenter.com
Canine Potentials, Carol Gannoway, Whidbey Island; www.K9potentials.com
Cascade Kennels, Woodinville; www.cascadekennels.com
Cassandra Erickson 360-658-8198 www.A-Zpetcare.com
Cedarwoods, Ferndale; www.cedarwoods-k9.com
Clouds Canine Academy, Tony Cloud, Camano Island & North Snohomish County, www.cloudscanine.com
Colleen Paige, Canine Behaviorist, Puget Sound Region; www.universitydog.com
Country Classic Kennels, Arlington & N. Snohomish County, countryclassick9@aol.com
Dog Works, Monroe; www.thedogworks.com
Donna Bjorkland, Snohomish County; donnabj@juno.com
Family Dog Training Center, Kent; www.familydogonline.com
Kristi Crabtree, Arlington/Marysville; 360-659-4257
Jeanne Carlson, Seattle and North; www.goodpuppydog.com
Jeanne Hampl , Hampl's Dog Obedience, Gig Harbor (253) 853-1984
Joyce’s Dog Obedience, Mill Creek, Richmond Beach; www.joycesdogs.com
K9Crazy; Maggie Lane; (206) 920-9663
Laughing Dog Enterprises, Jennifer White, Puget Sound; www.laughingdogonline.com
Martha Jordan; 425-787-0258
Martha Norwalk, Puget Sound; www.MarthaNorwalk.com
Marilyn Marx, Snohomish County; mamarx_2000@yahoo.com
Mellisa Lynch, Mountain High Dog Training, Seattle and Eastside; mountainhighdog@cs.com
Paws4Training, Susan Oshie, Seattle 206-601-0516; www.Paws4Training.com
Pawsabilities Dog Training Center, Larry and Dana Babb, Tukwila; www.everydoghas.com
Paws With No Flaws Dog Training, Anna K. Bolick, King/Snohomish Counties; www.pawswithnoflaws.com
Positive Approach Dog Training and Daycare, Suzi Moore, L.V.T., Tacoma; www.positiveapproach-wa.com
Positive Dog Training, Joan Fetty, East Side - Woodinville/Redmond; www.positivedogtrainingschool.com
River Dog, Denise Heston, East Side, Issaquah; www.riverdogk9.com
Seattle Unleashed, Maria Stopforth Seattle 206-383-7867; www.seattleunleashed.com
SnoLine Kennels, Brandy Burton-Tarantino, Arlington; www.eskimo.com/~snoline
Sound Animal Services, Jeff Tinsley, Puget Sound; www.SoundAnimals.com
Stanwood Kennels, Stanwood; www.stanwoodkennels.com
Tails-a-Wagging, Bellingham; www.tails-a-wagging.com
Teresa Hampel, Vashon Island; dogconsultant@hotmail.com

Cat Trainers and Behavior Consultants

Colleen Paige, Canine Behaviorist, Puget Sound Region; www.universitydog.com
Ellen Leach, Behavioral Resources, Inc.; ellenleach@aol.com
Jeff Tinsley, www.soundanimals.com
Laughing Dog Enterprises, Jennifer White, Puget Sound; www.laughingdogonline.com

Kennels and Resorts

Academy of Canine Behavior, Bothell, www.aocb.com
A Canine Experience, Inc., Mill Creek, www.acanine.com
Bayview Kennels, So. Whidbey Island; 360-321-4533
Big Valley Pet Resort, Poulsbo; 360-697-1453
Camp Canine Doggy Day Care, Mukilteo, www.campcaninepark.com
Canine Cozy Care Resort, Stanwood, 360-989-2227 www.cccresort.net
Cascade Kennels, Woodinville; www.cascadekennels.com
Camano Island Kennels, Dianna and Jason Young, www.camanoislandkennels.com
Clouds Canine Academy, Tony Cloud, Camano Island & North Snohomish County, www.cloudscanine.com
Country Classic Kennels, Arlington & N. Snohomish County, countryclassick9@aol.com
Myownly Boarding Kennel, Monroe; www.myownly.com
Paradise Pet Lodge, Woodinville, www.paradisepetlodge.com
SnoLine Kennels, Brandy Burton-Tarantino, Arlington; www.eskimo.com/~snoline
Stanwood Kennels, Stanwood; www.stanwoodkennels.com
Three Lakes Pet Resort, Snohomish; 360-563-6610
Pet Vacations, 425-644-PETS, www.petvacations.net

Doggie Day Care

Camp Canine Doggy Day Care, Mukilteo, www.campcaninepark.com
Canine Behavior Center, Redmond; www.caninebcenter.com
Central Bark; Near Downtown Seattle; www.central-bark.com
Dog’s Day Out, Seattle, www.dogsdayout.com
Doggy Haven, Bothell; www.doggyhaven.com
Dogvana, Downtown Seattle; www.dogvana.com
Kathy's Klippers, Everett, www.kathysklippers.com
Lucky Dogs Farm, Whidbey Island, www.luckydogsfarm.com
Positive Approach Dog Training and Daycare, Suzi Moore, L.V.T., Tacoma; www.positiveapproach-wa.com
River Dog, Issaquah; www.riverdogk9.com
Tails of the City Dog and Puppy Day Care, South of downtown Seattle; www.tailsofthecity.biz
Camp Ruff Hous LLC; Marysville, WA; www.campruff.com

Making a Difference with your Companion Animal

The following programs are designed to enable you and your animal companion to contribute to society in a meaningful way. If you have an interest in making visitations to schools, hospitals, nursing homes, or working helping children improve their reading skills, the following programs may be of interest.

Dogs Helping Kids to Read

Children who are hesitant to read to their peers are typically less stressed when reading to dogs. Kids know dogs are never judgmental of their abilities to read. Reading with Rover is a program through which children with reading delays read stories to dogs…and the dogs love listening. The children improve their reading skills in the safe and fun environment the dog creates. Reading sessions usually take place in public schools. Check out www.readingwithrover.com for more information. Or contact Becky Bishop through www.puppymanners.com

Certified Therapy Animal Training

Do you have a Therapy Dog or Cat in the making? The Delta Society's Pet Partners Program trains and screens volunteers and their pets for visiting animal programs in hospitals, nursing homes, rehabilitation centers, schools and other facilities.

The Pet Partners Program was created to ensure that training occurred on “both ends of the leash” and is the only national registry that requires volunteer training and screening of animal/handler teams. The Delta's national network links volunteers with facilities in their own communities that request visiting pets and helps Pet Partners contact facilities to begin visits in new locations. The site: www.deltasociety.org will enable you to find an instructor in your area.