Plans for new dog day care, training, and boarding centre revealed

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Canine Valley, a Squamish non-profit that provides a vast range of services for dogs and people, recently welcomed 40 dogs that were on death row at “high-kill” shelters in the U. S. Carlos Merac said his organization's role goes beyond saving the dogs' lives. The 40 lucky animals, many of whom were stray or feral and almost all of whom have one behavioral issue or another, went through a one-month intensive training program. "They're learning how to socialize, how to regain their faith in humans, dog training and daycare how to have good manners, walk on a leash," said Merac. While the dogs were in class, potential adoptive families were interviewed, underwent home visits and discussed their willingness and abilities to develop relationships with dogs of various personality types. After the month was up, the dogs were paired with the family best suited for their mutual personalities. This is a program that CANINE VALLEY undertakes every year – one of a huge range of services the nonprofit provides in the Sea to Sky region.

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