834 County Rd. 64,
Brighton, Ontario
K0K 1H0

Ontario Tourism Region : Kawartha and Northumberland

Phone : (613) 475-2594
E-Mail : Click Here to E-Mail us
Outside Web Page : http://www.canineresort.ca
Your Host(s) : Jim Senger & Kevin Cook

Tour Group Person Limit: 20

Driving Directions:

• From Brighton, 5.5 km southeast from the lights on Cnty. Rd. 64, Close to Brighton Speedway. // From Trenton, west on Hwy #2, turn left on Stoney Pt Rd, then right on Cnty Rd 64, 3rd house on right.

Business Hours:

• Open Year Round, Please call 613 475-2594 to confirm a booking (Bookings only by phone). Admittance and Discharge Hours Monday - Friday 7 am - 9 am 4 pm - 6 pm. Saturday, Sunday and Holidays. 8 am - 10 am. 4 pm - 6 pm.

Description From Owner:

• Welcome to Canine Resort boarding kennels, serving mainly the Brighton On, Trenton On, Belleville & Colborne On area.
• We provide an exceptional boarding facility for your pet. Our kennels are clean and well maintained. Each pet receives personal care, attention & accomodations.
• We strive to provide your pet with a tidy, spacious, stress free enviroment during their stay with us. Each guest kennel is complimented with a large outdoor run as well as access to a large exercise area (about 2,500 sq ft.) up to twice a day.
• .Multi dog discounts!
• Come and check us out!
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• The AKC recognizes six groups: sporting dogs, hounds, working dogs, terriers, toys, and non-sporting dogs. Sporting dogs hunt, locate (point), and retrieve game birds. Hounds hunt all game except birds.
• Toys are tiny dogs bred mainly as pets. Non-sporting dogs are those purebreds not included in the other categories.
• Dog Terms: Breed: A variety of dog with consistent traits. Crop:To clip off the top of a puppy's ears to make them stand erect; illegal in some countries. Dock: To shorten a puppy's tail by cutting off a portion.
• Dog: Strictly speaking, a male canine. Feathering: Long fringes of hair on the ears, legs, and tail of some dogs. Kennel: A place where dogs are bred and/or boarded. Mongrel: A dog whose parents were not of the same breed.
• License: Permission by a government agency enabling anyone to keep a dog; usually requires a fee. Mutt: Another name for a mongrel. Pedigree: A listing of the names of a dog's recent ancestors.
• Purebred: A dog whose parents and other ancestors were all of the same breed. Registration Papers: Proof that the names of a purebred and its parents are on record at a dog registry, such as the American Kennel Club (AKC). Stud: A male used for breeding.

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