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posted in 11 Jul, 2009 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

Canine Pool Party!

Ever want to take your dog to the pool? Well now you can! This summer, the City of Ottawa wading pool located at Kiwanis Park in Vanier is offering dog owners the opportunity to let their dog play in the pool between 6-7pm every Tuesday until we close August 20th. Just a bit of information [...]

posted in 3 Jul, 2009 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

2009 BHRR/KAH Microchip Fundraiser

posted in 26 May, 2009 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

Local Business Profile: Heather Anderson, Animals in Art

The Ottawa Dog Blog had the chance to interview pet artist, Heather Anderson. Name: Heather Anderson Website: heather-anderson-animals-in-art.com Blog: heatheranderson-animalsinart.blogspot.com What kind of Dog Art do you do? I do two types of Dog Art actually. I paint Commissioned Portraits of dogs in Coloured Pencil over Watercolour, in Acrylic, and sometimes at special request, in [...]

posted in 19 May, 2009 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

Local(ish) Business Profile: The Howling Canvas

The Ottawa Dog Blog had the chance to interview pet artist, Lisa Graziotto of The Howling Canvas. Her portraits of dogs carry a beautifully expressive style and are alive with vibrant colours. Name: Lisa Graziotto ~ The Howling Canvas Location: Toronto, Ontario Website: thehowlingcanvas.com Blog: thehowlingcanvas.blogspot.com What kind of Dog Art do you do? I’m [...]

posted in 19 Nov, 2008 by Ottawa Dog Blog Founder, Liz  

The Adventures of Paddington and Flyball

In October of this year, Paddington and I started doing Flyball with Pam Casselman. Pam has won many championships with her dogs and has been teaching Flyball and Agility classes for six years. She is the team captain of award winning Flyball Team, Burnin’ Rubber and also runs a successful grooming business called Pam’s Pooch [...]

posted in 18 Nov, 2008 by Guest Writer, Natalie Charlebois  

Caleb, The Therapy Dog

I have always had a passion for animals and for helping people. When my grandfather was diagnosed and hospitalised with Alzheimers, Caleb (my dog) got a special permission to go for visits. Because of his disease, Grandpa was very aggressive and unpleasant, but as soon as Caleb arrived, he would calm down, be less aggressive [...]

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