WAG's "Who's the Daddy?" Contest!

WAG's first dog has been released and is open for guesses on our Facebook Page (Wag Pet Shop)!  

Meet CJ, a WAG client of mixed heritage!

Contest RULES:
1.  Owners are asked not to guess the breeds of their own dog, but are encouraged to participate in guessing the breeds of other dogs.

2.  One entry per person, but each person is allowed to guess for each dog. 

3.  Each dog is comprised of 3 breeds (at least), so be sure to make a guess of 3 different breeds (e.g. Yorkie, Chihuahua, Maltese).  Person who most closely guesses the 3 dominant breeds found in the dog will win.

4.  In the event that multiple people guess the breeds of dog correctly, their names will be entered into a draw with one winner selected.

5.  There will be a total of 3 dogs featured (1 per week), with 1 winner per dog.

6.  Contest entries must be made via Wag Pet Shop’s Facebook page (just “like” us to participate!).
7.  Entries must be made each Friday by no later than 5pm.

Click on the Facebook logo below to be redirected to our Facebook Page, and "like" us in order to partcipate in the contest!

Enteries for CJ (Dog #1) should submitted no later than 5pm on Friday June 1.  Winner will receive a GREAT prize, picture below - perfect for Father's Day!

Keep an eye on Facebook for Dog #2, to be announced Sunday June 3!

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Firefighters Welcome GDB Pups

By Puppy Raiser Marsha Miller

Recently in Oregon, the Eugene and Corvallis puppy raiser clubs met at the Eugene Fire Department’s Sheldon Station #6 to introduce the puppies to fire trucks and firefighters. Captain Chris Paskett and his firefighters took the group on a tour of the station during the dinner hour and all puppies showed their very best house manners.

The group then had the opportunity to check out to the garage bay and the large fire engine. The Captain started up the truck, drove out with lights flashing while the pups stood nearby, completely unfazed by the commotion.

One of the firefighters put on his turnouts, oxygen/mask, and a locator alarm that emits a high pitched tone if the firefighter is down. All of the puppies were extremely curious but not frightened by the look or the sounds. He then lay on the ground in his gear and let all of the puppies check him out - and they did - sniffing head to toe!

The firefighters were so kind and willing to give the puppies an experience that would benefit them. It was a great experience for all of us.