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Bring on autumn with its colorful leaves, cooler temps and fun fall festivals. It’s the perfect time to take your dog to any one of these September 2018 dog events and happenings. If you’ve got a dog event for September or any time in the future, please contact us and we’ll add it to our dog events calendar.
All Month: It’s National Service Dog Month and Responsible Dog Ownership Month
September is National Service Dog Month. Photography ©krugli | Getty Images.
Read about service dogs right here:
- What It Takes to Be a Service Dog
- New York is the Latest State to Crack Down on Fake Service Dogs
- Let’s Meet Some of the Best Service Dog Breeds
- 10 Types of Service Dogs and What They Do
- How to Certify Your Dog as a Therapy, Search or Rescue Service Dog
Read more (and spread the word!) about responsible dog ownership here:
- The Best Dogs for First-Time Owners
- Are You Ready to Adopt a Dog? Here’s How to Find Out
- How to Care for a Dog — 9 Things You Should Never Do
- Let’s Talk About Responsible and Professional Dog Breeding
All Month: Howling Hounds Exhibit
Photography credit: John Sargent Noble, On The Scent (detail), Oil on canvas, Gift of Mr. & Mrs. Robert V. Lindsay, Collection of the AKC Museum of the Dog, St. Louis, MO
Find fascinating exhibits at the American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog — one of the largest repositories of canine art in the world. This month, check out the Howling Hounds exhibit — fine art pieces that pay tribute to our beloved hound dogs — located in the Main Hall Gallery of the museum. While there, peruse the museum’s first-ever dog-and-cat exhibit, Fr-enemies. Both exhibits end September 30th. More at museumofthedog.org.
Tuesday, September 4: Paws on the Walk at the Anaheim GardenWalk
Share happy hour with your best furry friend at the Anaheim GardenWalk, an “entertainment” destination close steps away from Southern California’s Disneyland Resort and Anaheim Convention Center. The first Paws on the Walk Happy Hour program runs from 4 to 7 p.m. on the upper level patio at the House of Blues Restaurant & Bar and features a special event-only Happy Hour menu. During September’s inaugural Paws on the Walk event, there’ll be a special photo opportunity for you and your furry pal that includes props and a VIP artificial turf “green carpet” for dogs to walk on while a photographer snaps complimentary keepsake pics. Humans will also be treated to henna tattoos. WAGS Pet Adoption and Anaheim Feed & Pet Supply will be on hand, too. More events to be announced, like a tour of the other GardenWalk restaurants and bars for future Paws on the Walk Gatherings. For more info on this and future events, go to the events page at anaheimgardenwalk.com.
Sunday, September 9: Somerville Dog Festival
Woof it up during this full day of summer fun! Enjoy contests, demonstrations, shopping and food for both humans and canines. The annual free event not only raises funds for the Somerville Foundation for Animals’ pet food bank, it purchases one K9 protective vest for local K9 officers. The festival takes place rain or shine at Trum Field in Somerville, Massachusetts. Find out more at somdogfest.org.
Monday, September 17: Detroit Tigers’ Bark at the Park
Two American favorites — baseball and dogs — come together at Comerica Park in Detroit, Michigan. Take your furry pal to watch the Detroit Tigers take on the Minnesota Twins. Game starts at 7:10 p.m. Get game and park info at tigers.com.
Tuesday, September 18: Heart-felt Dogs book comes out
Heartfelt dogs available now.
Love dogs? Love craft projects? Then you’ll enjoy these hand-felt models, plus the sweet true-life stories and photos of the canines behind the art. Gifted artist, teacher and dog lover Stephanie Cowburn creates lifelike representations that will amaze and inspire you. Published by Hubble and Hattie, retails for $16.99. Available at hubbleandhattie.com and Amazon.com.
September 23 through September 29: National Deaf Dog Awareness Week
Read more about deaf dogs on Dogster.com:
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