For twenty years the West Hartford-based firm has catered to pet house owners who need trusted care and a spotlight for his or her dogs and cats.
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Dog Days of West Hartforda frontrunner in central Connecticut pet care and originator of cellular pet playgroups, is delighted to announce its twentieth anniversary.
What started as a distinct segment service providing of cellular train for dogs has grown to incorporate noon canine walking, anytime pet visits, and pet sitting that’s served over 1,000 pet house owners and pets within the larger Harford space. The milestone anniversary marks the excessive stage of dedication to pets and pet house owners of West Hartford from Dog Days’ a number of long-standing and devoted workers.
“After rescuing a dachshund in 2000 I signed him up for a playgroup with a new company called Dog Days of West Hartford, not realizing at the time that the owner was seeking to sell and that one day I’d become owner,” mentioned Bob Duncan, proprietor of Dog Days of West Hartford. “Since then, I’ve been truly honored to serve the pet owners of West Hartford and neighboring towns for all these years, and as I former customer of the business myself, I know the level of care they’re looking for.”
In a world the place day by day providers are sometimes dominated by faceless strangers on smartphone apps, Dog Days has been in a position to present top-tier service because of its unbelievable workers. Dog walker, Deb Jones, has been with the corporate for 18 of the 20 years it’s been in business and steps right into a management position when Duncan isn’t available to handle the day-to-day operation.
“I’ve known Bob since the beginning when we got our first Papillion, Tootsie. Despite her being a bit uneasy around other dogs, Bob was so great with her and helped to socialize her,” mentioned Sandra Welch, buyer, Dog Days of West Hartford. “Being able to schedule walks that worked for our schedule allowed us the freedom to focus on our work and other obligations knowing that she was well cared for. Sadly, Tootsie passed six years ago but we’ve welcomed a new dog named Mickey recently, and he is getting the same great treatment Tootsie did, from Bob and the team at Dog Days.”
Robert Duncan. Courtesy picture
Dog Days of West Hartford was initially began in 2002 by Chris Hodgins and bought by Bob Duncan in 2004. It’s a division of Canine Crossing, LLC. For extra info, go to www.dogdaysct.com.
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