Welcome to the Cascade Kennels March 2012 Newsletter We hope everyone is enjoying the increasing daylight and that the change with Daylight Savings Time hasn’t adversely affected your pet’s feeding times. We would first like to announce the Winner of our drawing that was held at the 2012 Seattle Kennel

Welcome to the Cascade Kennels May 2012 Newsletter The world’s favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May. –  Edwin Way Teale In this Edition: Bringing Home My New Kitten, Now What? Is a Multi-Dog household for you?? Pawsitive Alliance – “There’s a Cat for That!” Chicken

Welcome to the Cascade Kennels April 2012 Newsletter April showers bring May flowers, at least in some parts of the country. In the April edition, we will be covering the following topics: What’s New at Cascade Kennels Structured Doggie Daycare Pawsitive Alliance – Pawsitive Futures – Thank You Preparedness Tips

Welcome to the Cascade Kennels February 2013 Newsletter “Dogs never lie about love” ~Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson Introducing Group Playtime for Boarding Dogs Our customers have been asking us for years if we would ever consider adding a boarding activity where the dogs can play together. With the opening of our

  Are you Ready? Lately it seems like there have been a lot of natural disasters happening in our world from the massive earthquake that rocked Japan to near historic levels of flooding in the US. These events serve as a reminder that we all need to be prepared for

Myth: Small breed dogs don’t require as much exercise.

Fact: One of the biggest myths out there is that there is a correlation between a dog’s size and their exercise needs. Many small breed dogs, especially terriers, were born to run, chase, dig and bark by nature. Don’t be fooled by their stature! By the same token, there are some very mellow large breed dogs, such as the Great Dane, which require very minimal exercise. Take into account what the dog was bred for as an indication of what their needs are.