Now held Saturdays, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday Evenings, classes are held outside weather-permitting, in one of our fully-fenced and secure outdoor fields. FETCH de-tails at (705) 431-1010...and get ready for some FUN! "TIREE" will now translate Dog Speak: "SIT" (Click & Download Form) "STAY" (Read & Sign It) Then... "COME" to Pet Country Estate, once you've emailed it to: info@petcountryestate.com DOG TRAINING REGISTRATION FROM (PDF)… ... Read More

Thank you all for reaching out! Pet Country Estate is fully operational and our power has returned. We are safe & sound after last week's devastating tornado. If your family has been affected however and you're in need somewhere safe & secure to keep your fur babies during this difficult time, please call (705) 431-1010. Lastly, if you haven't done so already, click the highlighted… ... Read More

The OSPCA reminds everyone to have an Emergency Pet Survival Kit at the ready, at all times. Here in Ontario, we're personally responsible for our own safety and survival during the first 72 hours of an emergency. The responsibility of caring for PETS ultimately rests on us as well. With that in mind, it’s important to develop and create a 72-hour Pet Emergency Survival Kit,… ... Read More

Pet Country Estate is honoured to sponsor The Lions Foundation's newest Service Dog team of "Madison & ECHO". We're thrilled that this great team will be following in the footsteps (& paws) of many others that we've assisted over the years. Dear friends & long-time Paws for a Cause supporters: As you know, we've had the pleasure of sponsoring a number of dogs & handlers… ... Read More

"Pet Country Estate is amazing! OBI went from a pup who was scared to go and shy of people, to a dog who loves everyone and can't wait to get to daycare. They're like visiting the cool Aunt & Uncle that have fun and tire the kids out. Obedience classes were also helpful and very informative. Thank you Pet Country Estate!" Darlene Kidman ... Read More

Dogs, cats & even birds are truly FRIGHTENED by loud, unpredictable noises & bright lights! Even otherwise confident dogs can tremble & drool at the barrage of sights & sounds. If you can't remove them from the area, you can always try to desensitize them by playing a Fireworks video or recording. Start at the lowest possible volume a few times a day. Pair those… ... Read More

Please welcome Grounds Maintenance Workers HAVANHA BONDI and JACOB BRADLEY to our extended family here at Pet Country Estate! Havanha graduated from Nantyre Shores Secondary School in 2020. She's just completed her first year at Trent University, where she's pursuing her Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. In addition to working in Customer Service for Greenhawk Equestrian Sport, Havanha was part of the team that fulfilled all… ... Read More

I started breeding cats back in the 1980's. By 1990 I was breeding dogs, first Rottweilers & Golden Retrievers, then Shetland Sheepdogs & Goldens. It was at that time, that I applied to the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC) to recognize my kennel name. Edinglas Kennels was born, a division of Pet Country Estate. After much soul-searching and now in my 70th year, I have decided that my current litter will be my last. Once these pups go to their new homes by March 15th, that will be the end of Edinglas Kennels. Do not fear: PET COUNTRY ESTATE will remain… ... Read More

Pronounced Ro"z"lyn, Moonbeam's beautiful Golden Girl is named after Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. The name itself is thought to have been brought over by the Knight's Templar. Upon fleeing their home country of France, the Templars spread over Spain, Ireland, England & Scotland. Rosslyn Chapel is a gorgeous place. When visiting, the area feels somewhat mysterious, as it is the Templars who held many secrets regarding a vast fortune - which has never been found. Within the chapel there are numerous Masonic symbols that to this day have yet to be deciphered. Hence I picked Rosslyn's registered name as "Secrets… ... 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's National Training Centre in Oakville offers seven different 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 agencies with individuals in traumatic situations.… ... Read More