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Pack life at Glencadia!
Shout it out! We love pack life here at Glencadia! Come join us! You can read a nice review of our services here.
Referral Credits
There is a new feature on our website: referral credits. Each member has an individual URL. You can see this information at the top of the portal when you log in to Glencadia as a member. If you give this link to a friend or acquaintance and when they make an account and book a… Continue reading Referral Credits
Social Media Follies
Hello NYC Dog Families, Apparently someone has a malicious Instagram and Change.org accounts maligning Glencadia Dog Camp and sending follow requests to our followers on Instagram. This campaign is entirely baseless. Not one serious fight, no outbreaks of any significant disease, no injuries and no deaths at Glencadia for many years: this record means safety… Continue reading Social Media Follies
The City: blue light last year
Last night apparently a transformer blew in Queens or Brooklyn and lit up the New York City sky with blue — although at the time I would have said green — light. When I first noticed it as I did the dog route, I looked to see if anyone else on the street was paying… Continue reading The City: blue light last year
Fat Dog, Skinny Dog
Owners sometimes complain that their dog is skinnier or perhaps fatter than when s/he left for camp. Looking at the dog every day – along with a lot of other dogs every day – we might not notice incremental changes in weight. The obvious solution is a scale, which we have had for a while.… Continue reading Fat Dog, Skinny Dog
Aggression and socialization
A customer recently wrote about how we deal with aggression when we have groups of dogs playing, as you can see we do regularly (anywhere you see our pictures and videos). So here is a rundown of how we deal with dogs not getting along: Groups. Unlike the dog park, we have many outside areas… Continue reading Aggression and socialization
Peepers Out late again
We have a pond here full of these little frogs people call peepers. They “peep” in the spring. The peeping can actually be quite loud. If you stand at the edge of the wetlands or the pond when they start in the evening, the noise can hurt your ears. In the winter, they bury themselves… Continue reading Peepers Out late again
Coyotes and Eagles
There were five bald eagles on a branch behind the barn last week. Five. Never heard of such a thing. A coyote came right up to Vern’s house across the creek and looked him in the eye for 10 seconds before running away. Also not common. The pond froze so thick but so clear I… Continue reading Coyotes and Eagles
Luxury is not quality
Our family of country mice went to the city and had a great city weekend. One thing that’s healthy about being in the city but not working is it reminds me what living in the city is like. I lived in New York from about 1990 to 2005 so it really isn’t a foreign place… Continue reading Luxury is not quality
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Peeper Day 2024
March 4, 2024
Untagging to train the AI
December 23, 2023
Update on the Reports of Respiratory Illness in Dogs
December 5, 2023
Let Them Dig, Let Them Roam, Let the Dogs Out!
November 23, 2023
Respiratory Illness and Dog Boarding
November 20, 2023