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We help reactive dogs and their people live normal lives.

We offer fun and unique experiences for dogs and their people. Since 2018, we have supported our members through education and enrichment opportunities in a positive, welcoming, and inclusive environment.

A comprehensive program for training, socializing, and enriching your dog’s life as well as your own through physical and mental enrichment, outdoor adventures, and education from experts.

Our learning-focused adventures take place monthly both in-person and online. Take advantage of in-depth education and resources from our professional dog handlers and partners.

Our Airbnb in Barrington, NH offers the perfect getaway for you and your furry family. No breed, size, or temperament restrictions, and there is never a cleaning or pet fee. 

Engaged employees equal productive employees. Treat your employees, and their furry BFFs, to a rewarding experience that shows you value their dedication to your company.

We offer a unique and engaging way to reach our community through strategic marketing activities and collaborations for corporations, pet professionals, and local pet charities.

Looking for a quiet and safe place for your dog to get some physical and mental enrichment? Check out Golden Dog Playground located in Barrington, NH and hosted by Sniffspot.

Support Rescue Dogs and help us raise $10,000 for Mary's Dogs Rescue & Adoption. Deadline to support is July 31st!

Our Membership is Something to Bark About

A comprehensive program for training, socializing, and enriching your dog’s life as well as your own through physical and mental enrichment, outdoor adventures, and education from experts.

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Pet Health

Is it illegal in NH to leave your dog in a parked car?

This time of year, don’t be fooled by the cooler evenings and mornings, mid-day temps are still very toasty. As we transition from spring to summer, it is important for pet owners to continue to be mindful of pet safety in cars. Heatstroke in Dogs One of the primary causes of heatstroke in dogs is

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Canine Enrichment

Struggling to find creative ways to keep your dog entertained?

Regular exercise for a dog is critical to keeping them physically and mentally fit. With all the rain we have received these past few months however, it can be challenging to get outside and exercise with your dog. News flash…you do not have to walk your dog daily. Yes, you heard that right. Breathe and

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Support for Reactive Dogs

Best Trails for Reactive Dogs in New Hampshire

Do you worry about walking your reactive dog outside your yard? For many reactive dog owners, this is an everyday concern. The constant lunging, barking or cowering behavior your dog displays can be both stressful and overwhelming leaving you wondering if you will be able to safely walk your dog on a New Hampshire trail.

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In the News

Golden Dog Adventure Co. Receives Business Excellence Award

Golden Dog Adventure Co. accepted the New Hampshire Business Review Excellence Award for Consumer Services – small company last night at the Courtyard by Marriott Concord and Grappone Conference Center. “It was an honor to be recognized with so many amazing business leaders, said Traci Bisson, owner/founder. We are grateful and humbled to have been

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Pet Health

Increase in Canine Respiratory Infections

Dog owners in our community are worried about an outbreak of canine respiratory infections. Local veterinarians are posting on social media warning pet owners about the infection and how it is not the “typical kennel cough”. We went directly to our veterinarian partner, Dr. Lisa Boyer of Animal Health Consultants for her feedback and recommendations. Watch

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Support for Reactive Dogs

How Can the Club Help My Reactive Dog?

Living with a reactive dog can be challenging and emotional, however it can also be very rewarding. According to the American Kennel Club, reactivity is commonly confused with aggression. Dogs that are reactive overreact to certain stimuli or situations. Genetics, lack of socialization, insufficient training to learn self-control, a frightening experience, or a combination of

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