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Snubble is an adorable 1.5 year old female (spayed) pure British Bulldog. She’s great with both people and dogs, and she’s looking for a home. Please help us spread the word.
If you or someone you know is in a position to provide a good home for Snubble, and you’d like to arrange to meet her, please contact us at: uxbridge@dogsatcamp.com.
Thanks!
The Dogs at Camp Team
Huey has been a Foster Camper at Dogs at Camp Uxbridge for over 5 months, and we are thrilled to announce that he has been adopted! He was picked up and moved into his new home this past Saturday afternoon. Pictured here is Huey, with Dogs at Camp Counselor Jamie. Huey, as you can see – is looking at his new family’s car – has his bags packed, and is ready to go!
Huey was adopted by a Dogs at Camp client – Matt D. who recently had his dog Carter at camp, at which time he met Huey and immediately chose to proceed with his adoption.
So Huey not only has a wonderful new home and family, but a brother (Carter) as well. We thank Matt for giving Huey this wonderful opportunity, and we wish them all the best!

A letter to Dogs at Camp Ottawa:
Cheryl,
When we dropped Ludwig off a few weeks ago, we thought we had a pretty good dog. He was calm most of the time. On occasion he’d be a little rambunctious with the kids or a little defiant with an adult. We were prepared to put up with that because overall, he was a pretty good dog. All that’s changed now – for the better!
Ludwig seems to have matured immensely under your care. He’s graduated to an absolutely wonderful dog, with no issues whatsoever. He goes along willing on my daily run in the morning and he’s great on the leash. He puts up with the kids fawning over him throughout the day, but without the chasing or the nipping that put holes in virtually every tee shirt and sock they own. There are no house breaking accidents; he stands by the door when he wants us. He hangs around at dinner, but heeds us when we tell him to go away while we eat. At night, when he’s ready, he wanders downstairs and we hear a crash as he collapses onto the floor of his crate and the cycle repeats.
I waited a while to send this email because I wanted to see if it was simply fatigue and wouldn’t last. So far so good and we couldn’t be happier. Thanks for your kind attention, and also for the videos and pictures. Please extend our deepest appreciation to your team for taking such good care of Ludwig.
Howard
 Samson and his new family!
We’re thrilled to report that Samson has been adopted, and has moved into his new home! Samson is a sweetheart, and will be missed by all of us, but we understand that he’ll be back as a camper soon enough.
Thank you to his new adoptive parents for providing a wonderful new home and family, which Samson so deserves!
The Dogs at Camp Team
We’re thrilled to announce that we are now officially  accredited by the Better Business Bureau of Canada and we have been awarded an A+ rating.

Now going into our 10th year of business, we’re proud to be affiliated with and recognized by the world’s most respected business ‘watchdog’. (get it?!)
We thank all of the staff at each of our locations, as well as our thousands of clients, and we look forward to continued growth and success in 2011.
Cheers!
The Dogs at Camp Team
Are you looking for a second dog? Â Do you have friends or family who want to adopt a dog?
Come to our first ever Adoption Day!
Saturday, February 26 from 1:30 – 4:00 pm
Dogs at Camp Ottawa
4220 Upper Dwyer Hill Rd.
Come out and meet the dogs with Friendly Giants Dog Rescue (FGDR) in a relaxed setting where you can see them interacting with other dogs and play with them yourself.
To see the dogs who will be at Adoption Day, please visit the FGDR website at friendlygiantsdogrescue.com. Â Or contact Dogs at Camp Ottawa for more information.
Hope to see you there!
Cheryl Caswell
Owner/Camp Director
Dogs at Camp Ottawa
613-622-1415
dogsatcamp.com


Two Foster Campers have joined us at Dogs at Camp in Uxbridge.
They are both sweet and wonderful dogs who are equally comfortable with people and with other dogs. Â If someone you know is considering a new dog, please let him or her know about these two. Â To arrange to meet them, simply contact our office at: Â 905-862-0273.
Sherlock is a Rotty / Bernese / Something Else mix, who is about a year and a half old.
He’s a loving, sweet, and happy dog with all the love in the world to give!

Belle is a Basset Hound / Something Else mix who is about a year old.
She’s a happy, goofy, dog with lots of energy!

Please help them  find their forever homes.
The Dogs at Camp Team

Lola spent the last few months at Dogs at Camp Uxbridge in our Foster Camper program.
Her new family drove from hours away (in a snowstorm no less!) to meet her last week, and it was love at first sight. Â The Dogs at Camp staff miss her already, but we’re thrilled to see her go to a wonderful new forever home.
The Dogs at Camp Team

Hello Dogs at Camp Uxbridge!
When Carson came home a week ago, what we got back was a happy, tired dog who was calm and laid back.
He clearly had a roaring good time at camp and if he came home from boarding like this all the time we would have had a much easier time of it over the last few years. We know that it can take a dog some time to adjust after coming home and what we expected was a crazy dog, but that wasn’t the case at all.
We just wanted to say what an amazing place you have! Â Carson’s trainer is amazed at how calm, peaceful and laid back he is.
We will definitely be boarding him with you again in the future because we got a nice family dog instead of the wild thing he normally is after boarding.
I have been thoroughly impressed with your services and facility. We have been raving about your camp to everyone.
Thanks for giving us a dog that is so pleasant to have around immediately after his return home, instead of weeks later.
Miranda B.
Dogs at Camp Uxbridge says goodbye to Bane, who found a wonderful new home and family.
We miss him already!

And…we welcome Lola as our newest Foster Camper!

Lola is a Rottie Shepherd mix, who is about 10 months old.
She has been a very busy camper, who loves attention – both from people and from dogs. Â She would make a wonderful addition to the right home, and so if you are considering bringing a new dog into your home, please contact us at fostercampers@dogsatcamp.com.
The Dogs at Camp Team
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