Canine to Five’s new dog park touted as making Detroit more desirable
Liz Blondy’s Canine to Five Detroit Dog Daycare has opened an expanded outdoor dog park, a story Model D reported earlier this month. The Detroit News touts it as an indicator of Detroit’s livability.
Liz Blondy’s Canine to Five Detroit Dog Daycare has opened an expanded outdoor dog park, a story Model D reported earlier this month. The Detroit News touts it as an indicator of Detroit’s livability.
Excerpt:
Canine to Five now has nine employees and a
steadily growing clientele that comes from as far as Ann Arbor. When
the day care first opened, Blondy said, it averaged five dogs a day. It
now averages 24 dogs a day and grooms between 80 and 100 a week.
Boarding services are booming as well, partially fueled by the fact
that a staff member is on-site 24 hours a day in order to reduce animal
stress.
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