May Birthday Roundup April showers bring May... birthdays? It does at Wagging Tails Pet Resort! Our FREE Birthday Club celebrates your dog's big day with a paw-ty, complimentary doggy daycare "Playday" session, and a one-of-a-kind bandana! Check out our May…
Our Favorite Books on Canine Behavior It’s hard to miss how much things have changed in recent decades. Do you remember a time without streaming? Smartphones? The internet? But technology isn’t the only thing that’s changed – so have concepts…
Meet Mabe! There’s a lot to love about our May Tail Wagger, Mabe. She’s been a fun addition to our pack since January, and you can usually find this 3-year-old Cattle Dog/German Shepard mix wrestling, chasing, and following her favorite…
Fun – and Easy! – Enrichment Ideas It’s no secret that we LOVE providing enrichment activities for our dogs. But we also know it can feel overwhelming when you’re trying to figure out where to start. And how can you…
April Birthday Roundup Could there be a better way to celebrate spring than a birthday party? When your dog is a member of our FREE Birthday Club like Rowdy, they get to celebrate their big day with a Playday, custom…
What You Need To Know Canine Influenza Virus (CIV) has been on everyone’s mind this spring, especially at Wagging Tails Pet Resort where your dog’s health and safety is our top priority. As you may know, a CIV outbreak was…
Meet Maggie & Winston! Our April Tail Waggers are none other than English Lab sibs Maggie and Winston! They’ve both been coming to Wagging Tails for their entire lives. As the youngster in the twosome, Maggie loves playing tug of…
March Birthday Roundup Did you know that we have a FREE Birthday Club? It comes with a fancy bandana, doggy daycare "Playday" session, and a paw-ty! Visit our Photo Gallery to see our March party pups -- and ALL of…
Spotting the Signs of Doggy Dementia Dementia is a common problem in humans. It’s so common, people often make jokes about having “senior moments” as they age. Though, dementia and cognitive disorders like Alzheimer’s disease are far more serious than…
