Shop Local Guide (British Columbia)
Our Shop Local Guide features local businesses with dog or dog-themed products from across the Province of BC. A perfect place to do your Christmas shopping!
Our Shop Local Guide features local businesses with dog or dog-themed products from across the Province of BC. A perfect place to do your Christmas shopping!
We have scoured the internet for the best gifts we could find for the dogs and dog lovers in your life. Check out our recommendations for fun and unique gifts
As much fun as Santa photos are they can also be a stressful experience for your dog if you don’t prepare properly. Here are some tips to help make your visit to Santa as pleasant as possible for both you AND your dog.
Christmas is my very favourite time of year – I love the decorations, the clear cold days (when it isn’t torrentially raining), shopping, visiting and everything that goes along with
A genuine, first-hand review of the Furbo and why it’s a great pet camera, especially for dog owners. Discover its best features, pros, cons, and answers to FAQs.
This post covers all the off-leash dog parks in Whistler, BC. It also covers dog friendly places to go snowshoeing, on-leash areas around The Village, dog friendly hotels and restaurants, dog sitters, dog walkers, dog daycares and veterinarians.
Dog friendly snowshoe trails in Callahan Valley, Whistler, BC. Check out these off-leash trails to enjoy with your dog.
Looking for an off-leash dog park with hiking or snowshoeing? The Cypress Mountain (Hollyburn) Cabin Area in West Vancouver is just outside the Cypress Mountain Resort Nordic Area, connects to the Baden Powell Trail and is definitely worth checking out.
Dog Friendly hiking and snowshoe trails at Mt. Seymour Resort and the surrounding backcountry: Elasy Lake, Dog Mountain, Dinkey Peak, Mystery Peak, Goldie Lake and more.
We’re slowly adding all the dog parks in British Columbia to our park directory.
We currently have:
Chilliwack and Cultus Lake have 7 officially designated off-leash dog parks or hikes; 4 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 2 with a separate enclosure for small dogs and 2 with off-leash hiking trails. 1 with a beach or swimming area.
Coquitlam has 6 off-leash dog parks, 4 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 3 with a separate enclosure for small dogs and 2 with off-leash hiking trails. Check out our pictures, descriptions and maps to find the right park for you.
Kamloops has 24 officially designated off-leash dog parks or hikes; 5 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 2 with a separate enclosure for small dogs, 13 with off-leash hiking trails, and 4 with a beach or swimming area.
The Okanagan’s Kelowna, West Kelowna and Lake Country have 16 officially designated off-leash dog parks or hikes: 12 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 5 with a separate enclosure for small dogs, 1 with off-leash hiking trails and 5 with a beach or swimming area.
Nanaimo has 12 off-leash dog parks: 3 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 1 with a separate enclosure for small dogs, 3 with off-leash hiking trails, 5 with a beach or swimming area and 4 with unfenced or open areas.
Whistler has 4 off-leash dog parks, 2 with fully fenced and gated enclosures, 1 with off-leash hiking trails and 3 with dog beaches. Check out our pictures, descriptions and maps to find the right park for you.
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