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BowWow Fun Towne is open 7 days a week for all services 

BowWow Fun Towne provides doggie day care, boarding, puppy preschool, do it yourself dog washing tubs and indoor swimming pool just for our canine companion. We are taking extra precaution to keep everyone safe and healthy. Face covering is not required but if you prefer, you are welcome to grab one before you enter.

BowWow Fun Towne has gone to the dogs… We are a doggie daycare where a dog can be a dog.

At BowWow Fun Towne your dog will enjoy spending time with his/her friends, getting great exercise and being cared for by human friends who love dogs and enjoy interacting with them. While you’re gone, you can rest assured that your dog is not only happy, but feels secure and is continuously receiving positive reinforcement and training throughout the entire day.

We believe the goal for the best doggie daycare should be to provide both physically and mentally stimulating activities for your pup…to keep him active and learning throughout the day.

BowWow Fun Towne is your local neighborhood dog day care where your canine pals from many locations: Brier, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Bothell, Lake City, Kirkland, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Seattle & more! We provide the following services: dog day care, boarding, self wash, full service grooming, doggie swimming pool and a pet store — BowWow Fun Towne is a total care facility for your very best friend!

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Halloween Dog Fun

How To Have A Fun Halloween With Your Dog

Trick-or-Treat, I lick feet!” – Every Dog

DogCostume1-BowWowFunTowneIt’s that time of year again…

Halloween is a time for spooky decorations, candy, and festive costumes. If you’re a dog parent, you know that your furry friend can be part of the fun too! Whether you’re planning to dress up together or enjoy a relaxing night at home…

You can have a fun and safe Halloween with your dog…

  1. DogCostume2-BowWowFunTownePick the Perfect Costume (or Not!) – One of the best parts of Halloween is the costumes, and your pup can get in on the action. When choosing a costume for your dog, there are a few important things to keep in mind:
    • Comfort is key: Make sure the costume fits well and doesn’t restrict your dog’s movement.
      • Avoid costumes with tight bands or small parts that your dog might chew or swallow.
      • If your dog isn’t used to wearing clothing, start by trying out a bandana or a simple cape
    • Check for safety: Ensure there are no loose pieces that can become a choking hazard.
      • Reflective gear is also a good idea, especially if you’ll be walking at night.
    • Respect your dog’s comfort level: Not all dogs like being dressed up, and that’s okay!
      • If your dog seems anxious or uncomfortable in a costume, you can always skip it and let them be comfortable and happy without.
    • If you do decide to dress your pup in a costume, matching outfits can be fun. Imagine you and your dog as a superhero duo, or a famous pair like Harry Potter and his loyal companion, Fang!
  2. DogCostume8-BowWowFunTowneCreate a Pet-Friendly Trick-or-Treat Experience – Trick-or-treating is one of Halloween’s best traditions, and your dog can tag along as long as you plan carefully:
    • Stay in dog-friendly areas: Stick to neighborhoods that are less crowded, because too many people in costumes can overwhelm your dog.
      • If Fido is nervous around strangers or loud noises, consider keeping him at home and handing out treats instead.
    • Keep a short leash: Halloween can be a bit chaotic with kids running around and decorations everywhere.
      • To keep your dog safe, always use a leash and harness.
        • Avoid retractable leashes, which can be difficult to control in busy areas.
      • Bring dog treats: While everyone else is getting candy, make sure you’ve got some dog-safe treats on hand.
        • This way, your pup can have something to snack on while they go door to door with you.
    • Be cautious of candy and chocolate, which can be dangerous for dogs. If you’re hosting or visiting, make sure all candy is out of reach from your dog!
  3. DogCostume4-BowWowFunTowneHost a Dog-Friendly Halloween Party – If trick-or-treating isn’t your thing, you can still celebrate Halloween by hosting a party that includes your dog and other furry friends. Here are some ideas:
    • Halloween-themed dog treats: Bake some spooky-shaped dog treats using ingredients like pumpkin or peanut butter. You can even make “pupcakes” with dog-safe frosting for a fun twist.
    • Dog-friendly activities: Set up a “bobbing for treats” station by filling a shallow bucket with water and dropping in floating dog treats. Or, have a costume contest with prizes for the best-dressed pup!
    • Pet-safe decorations: Keep decorations simple and avoid items that could pose a hazard, such as candles or small parts that dogs could swallow.
    • A dog-friendly Halloween party can be a great way to celebrate with your pet without all the hustle and bustle of trick-or-treating.
  4. DogCostume5-BowWowFunTownePrepare for a Halloween Night at Home – Even if you’re not out and about, Halloween can be stressful for your dog with all the noise from trick-or-treaters. To make the evening enjoyable for your pup:
    • Create a safe space: Set up a cozy spot for Fido where he can retreat if he feels overwhelmed.
      • This could be in a quiet room with their favorite toys and a comfy bed.
    • Calm his nerves: If your dog gets anxious with all the doorbell ringing, you might want to play some calming music or use a white noise machine to help drown out the noise. You can also give them a puzzle toy to keep them busy.
    • Greet trick-or-treaters calmly: If your dog is social and enjoys saying hi to guests, keep him on a leash when answering the door to prevent him from running out.
      • If he is  more nervous, it’s best to keep him away from the front door altogether.
  5. DogCostume6-BowWowFunTowneBetter Safe Than Sorry – Last, but not least, safety is the top priority during any Halloween activity.
    • Make sure your dog has up-to-date ID tags and is microchipped in case he gets loose during the festivities.
    • Avoid leaving him unsupervised outside, because Halloween pranks can sometimes target pets.
    • Also, keep decorations that could pose a threat, like candles, out of your dog’s reach. Glow sticks, while fun, can also be dangerous if chewed on by a curious pup.

Be Safe and Have Fun!

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At BowWow Fun Towne…

Dogs are our business, and our friends, and we understand how important your dog is to you.

BowWow Fun Towne offers puppy socializing, in home training, and boarding options

We are experts in dog day care, we care about your dogs and take their health and well-being seriously. Our facility features a full size swimming pool for fun and exercise.

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