"I LOVE this place! Our two dogs go to Doggie Daycare once a week, and sometimes they stay on Weekends. Our little rescue girl has some issues, yet it is so nice to see the staff greet both of our dogs with so much affection and hugs! I trust Pet Country Estate to look after my pups completely. Thank you so much!" CYNTHIA COLLINS writes:… ... Read More

(Courtesy of our friends at Aldergrove Animal Clinic) With the ever expanding tick population comes a growing concern from loving pet owners. Keep reading to see what you can do to protect your family. What do TICKS look like? Ticks have 8 legs and are more closely related to the spider. They are very flat as opposed to fleas, and cannot be easily squished. Eggs… ... Read More

The Lions Foundation's National Training Centre opens its' doors Saturday, April 13th for their Spring Open House. Those in attendance will have the opportunity to learn first-hand about all 7 Dog Guide training programs. In addition to bidding on fabulous silent auction items, you'll also get to tour the facilities, see informative demonstrations; learn about Puppy Fostering and wonderful Volunteer opportunities. While Admission is Free… ... Read More

Growing up surrounded by dogs & many other animals led Sarah to work as a Vet Tech Assistant at Allandale Veterinary Hospital. With this in mind, she comes to us with excellent training, and is quite skilled at providing proper animal care such as administering meds and bathing cats & dogs. She & her family have fostered and trained wild dogs from Nunavut, many of… ... Read More

The #1 hazard for dogs at this time of year is leftover CHOCOLATE! We cannot stress this enough: Chocolate is TOXIC to dogs, cats and other furry pets. Symptoms of chocolate toxicity include restlessness, panting, increased urination, muscle spasms, vomiting and diarrhea. You should also keep your dogs or cats away from other types of goodies, including sweet-smelling candy wrappers. Easter lilies can also be… ... Read More

Here are some March Break tips to follow, to ensure a safe journey for both of you: #1. Let your Vet have a look to determine they're healthy enough for travel - as tours can be very stressful for them. #2. Ensure your Vaccination Records are up-to-date. Depending on where you're going, you should make copies of any forms you might need. #3. It’s good… ... Read More

Committed to promoting responsible Dog Ownership at all levels, don't forget you can also "LIKE" Pet Country Estate on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Bookmark all 3 of these social media pages, and your daily newsfeeds will be filled with lots of pet-friendly/good news stories, along with Puppy Updates, Health & Training Tips, Agility & Obedience class schedules & more! Got a… ... Read More

You've come to the right place! Bred from a breeding stock of Champion Golden Retrievers, all of our Canadian Kennel Club registered dogs' hips, eyes, hearts and general health are cleared for breeding. And as such, our puppies are healthy, well-tempered animals. Pet Country Estate Puppies sell for $1650 + HST. While waiting for our next litter, we invite you to meet with meet our dogs, staff & volunteers. We encourage you to ask questions and see first-hand the wonderful surroundings in which all of our puppies are raised. Upon a mutually-satisfying visit, a deposit of $500 will secure placement… ... Read More

You're just a few clicks away from ensuring even more Canadians with Disabilities get the helping paws they need. The Lions Foundation of Canada's National Training Centre in Oakville, Ontario now features 7 different Dog Guide programs. Canine Vision for people who are blind or visually impaired. Hearing for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Autism Assistance for children who have autism spectrum disorder. Service for people who have a physical disability. Seizure Response for people who have epilepsy. Diabetic Alert for people who have type 1 diabetes with hypoglycemic unawareness And Support Dogs for use by professional… ... Read More

This is our solemn promise to you! Our caring, professional staff personally screen all prospective owners, to ensure our beautiful Golden Retrievers find the perfect homes. Local owner/operator Liz Gordon goes to great lengths to help you choose the right breed to match your lifestyle. Not only will she advise you on how to best care for a Golden, she also turns people away who cannot provide her pups with the ideal environment in which to thrive. Dog Ownership is a lifetime commitment: Any decision with regards to their health and well-being should not be taken lightly. With that in… ... Read More