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Sewickley, Pennsylvania - Dog-Friendly Listings

Pennsylvania: Sewickley:

Sewickley - as dog-friendly as they come! This city guide will show you all the best (and worst) places for your pets. Don't forget to add your reviews for the businesses in this ultimate resource.

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Boarding & Kennels, Training & Obedience
150 Neiman Lane
Sewickley, PA 15143
Hunter / Jumper / Equitation Lessons from Novice to Grand Prix. Trainer Sandra Dooney has more than 20 years of experience. Check website for more information, pictures and slide shows that go to music for riders and horses!

Hotels
801 Ohio River Boulevard
Sewickley, PA 15143
The Sewickley Country Inn is located just 11 miles from the Pittsburgh International Airport with easy access to I-79 and downtown. The Inn is a quality…

Animal Shelters

Sewickley, PA 15143
The GPCWP, a non-profit organization, offers the opportunity to share our knowledge about Great Pyrenees. Aims and Purposes: The encouragement of sportsmanlike competition at dog shows and obedience trials. To protect and promote the advancement and proper breeding of Great Pyrenees. The dissemination of knowledge to the public in general concerning our truly beautiful and lovable breed. The giving of advice to legislative bodies on legislation relative to dogs, their treatment and their control. History of the GRCWP: Our club was initiated mainly through the efforts of persons interested in the breed. Our first meeting was in February, 1971, with twelve people in attendance. We presently have a membership of about twenty five, a working constitution and a code of ethics. Members and Meetings: The membership of the GPCWP reflects a variety of Pyrenees owners. Many members are owners of a Pyrenees for pet and pleasure only and enjoy the company and programs available through the club. Other members are actively participating in obedience and conformation competition. The bi-monthly meetings are held in members’ homes on a volunteer basis. These are usually followed by an interesting and informative program. Following the formal meeting, there is usually a discussion of any problems or accomplishments of our dogs and an exchange of Pyr stories. Activities: At least four times throughout the year the GPCWP meets for an activity with our dogs. Some of these have included walks in parks and on trails, participation in fund-raising for a local shelter, traditional fun matches, “parts” matches, and of course, our annual Pyrnic.