Some Of Our Favorite Sites
Training Sites
Training Unlimited: Animal Training & Animal Actors: Miriam Fields-Babineau has over 20 years experience as an obeidence trainer and has provided various types of animals for production work in movies, TV commercials, and print ads. www.miriamfields.com
Blue Ridge Assistance Dogs: Blue Ridge Assistance Dogs is a non-profit organization specializing in training Service Dogs for people with mobility impairments and Seizure Alert Dogs. www.blueridgeassistancedogs.org

Veterinary Care
Some of these sites are NOT veterinary facilities. Due to a lack of a better place to include them, they are being included under this category.

Parkway Veterinary Clinic: Dr. Laney Rhymes and the rest of the staff at Parkway Veterinary Clinic has been providing outstanding care to my pets for the past 6 years. They truly care about your pets and that care shows in all the services they provide. Visit them at: http://www.parkwayvetclinic.com/
 
Veterinary Holistic & Rehabilitaion Center: Dr. Kim Danoff offers our animal companions an alternative to conventional veterinary medicine by providing acupuncture, physical therapy, and massage. www.vetrehab.org
 
The Magic Bullet Fund: Though NOT a veterinary care provider, the Magic Bullet Fund is a wealth of information regarding canine cancer. This non-profit organization is dedicated to helping dogs with cancer by providing financial assistance to people in the United States who cannot afford the costly veterinary care their dogs with cancer require. For more information, please visit their website at http://www.themagicbulletfund.org/
 
Northern Virginia Animal Swim Center: Does your dog or horse have an injury that would benefit from the weightless environment only swimming can provide? Are you looking for a place to take your dog for some fun, where they can enjoy swimming in a controlled environment? This is the place for you! The NVASC staff is extremely knowledgable on how to get your pet acclimated to the water and allow them to gain the confidence to swim on their own. Visit them at: http://www.animalswimcenter.com/. ((This is not veterinary facility. Please check with your veterinary before taking your dog swimming to assure the activity will not cause more damage than good.))
 

Australian Shepherd Health & Genetic Institute: The ASHGI is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing knowledge of genetics in the Australian Shepherd and inherited diseases sometimes found within the breed. This site is a wealth of information that any Aussie owner should take the time to visit. To visit their site, click on the logo below.

Non-Profit Organizations
Blue Ridge Assistance Dogs: Blue Ridge Assistance Dogs is a non-profit organization specializing in training Service Dogs for people with mobility impairments and Seizure Alert Dogs. www.blueridgeassistancedogs.org
 
The Magic Bullet Fund: Though not really a veterinary care provide, the Magic Bullet Fund is a wealth of information regarding canine cancer. This non-profit organization is dedicated to helping dogs with cancer by providing financial assistance to people in the United States who cannot afford the costly veterinary care their dogs with cancer require. For more information, please visit their website at http://www.themagicbulletfund.org/
 
Pets with Disabilities: This organization provides support and information to people whose pets suffer from birth defects or have become disabled due to illness or injury. www.petswithdisabilities.org
 
Virginia Search & Rescue Dog Association: Working dogs are a major asset in times of diseaster. These dogs, along with their handlers, are called upon to assist with all types of rescues, whether it be a lost person or a tragedy like 9/11. To learn more about the abilities of these amazing K-9's, visit their website at: http://www.vsrda.org/
 

Australian Shepherd Health & Genetic Institute: The ASHGI is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing knowledge of genetics in the Australian Shepherd and inherited diseases sometimes found within the breed. This site is a wealth of information that any Aussie owner should take the time to visit. To visit their site, click on the logo below.

Working Dogs
Virginia Search & Rescue Dog Association: Working dogs are a major asset in times of diseaster. These dogs, along with their handlers, are called upon to assist with all types of rescues, whether it be a lost person or a tragedy like 9/11. To learn more about the abilities of these amazing K-9's, visit their website at: http://www.vsrda.org/
 
Pet Care
Affectionate Pet Care: APC has been taking my dog for afternoon walks while I'm at work for the past couple of years. I couldn't be happier with the service they provide and the care they give Teddy. Visit them at: http://www.affectionatepetcare.com/
 
Other Sites to Visit
Angel Hearts: Angel Hearts is an online memorial site to allow us to share our departed pets, family and friends with others. Visit them at: http://www.angel-hearts.org/
 
Designer Dog Miniatures: Designer Dog Miniatures are like no other miniatures you've seen. Each dog looks and feels real with a natural fiber coat and shining eyes. They are so lifelike all that's missing is a wet nose and a wagging tail! Visit Designer Dog Miniatures at http://www.designerdogs.homestead.com/
 
Pet Friendly Accomodations: If you're looking for a place that is made especially for people who travel with their pets, look no further. The Lorelei Resorts in Treasure Island, FL, is the place for you. We had a wonderful time during our visit. Lots to do for both canines and humans. Visit them at www.loreleiresort.com/