South Bark Dog Wash presents the Second Annual Cuts for Mutts charity event on Saturday, October 19th, 5:00-9:00 pm. The talented barbers from Thee Inglorious Blacktree Barberia of South Park are donating proceeds from the evenings human hair cuts to the San Diego rescue Passion for Pitties.
This year the event will be held at Blacktree Barberia, 2227 Fern Street. San Diego, 92104. (Only a few blocks away from South Bark Dog Wash)
This South Park mashup will have a raffle, snacks, beverages donated by Mission Brewery, and human haircuts. Live Music and DJ’s by Blick ‘N Bright & DJ Showshine.
Cost $35.00 (includes haircut)
Cost $10.00 (without haircut)
For tickets email:
manager.southbark@gmail.com or call South Bark, 619-232-7387
You can purchase tickets over the phone
Event Location:
Thee Inglorious Blacktree Barberia of South Park
2227 Fern Street
San Diego, CA 92104
Note: Last year this event was held at South Bark. This year Blacktree Barberia will be hosting the event.
Leash Walking Dog Training: Saturday at 9:00am – 10:00am
Starts: Saturday – November 23
Ends: Saturday – December 14
Cost: $80.00
3 one hour sessions that focuses on leash walking and control. If you dread walking your dogs or you need more tips on controlling your dog on leash, then this is the class for you!
Temperament:
All dogs and ages, except those that have serious leash aggression issues.
What is taught:
Leash walking. Greeting people on leash. Strolling around the neighborhood using proper leash control.
Why should you attend:
Because you are frustrated as he%% and want to be able to walk your dog on a leash.
No flexi leashes. Standard 6 foot lead required
Call 619-232-7387 or stop in to sign up.
5 Week Tiny Dog Class
Exclusively for dogs UNDER 25 LBS
Age: Any
Temperament: Most. Even reactive small dogs do better with dogs their own size.
What is taught: Thru positive reinforcement, learn loose lead walking, sit, stay, come, dog to dog greeting, dog to human greeting, and how to properly socialize your dog with other dogs and humans. We specifically address the challenges of getting a small dog to come on command, how to play with larger dogs, and what to do with any “snarky” behavior.
Why should you attend: Small dogs are special and present special challenges. It is particularly nice to let small dogs interact with each other.
Class meets: Sunday, 9am – 10am
Cost: 5 consecutive Sundays – 1 hour sessions: only $125: April 28, May 5, May 12, May 19, May 26
Call 619-232-7387 to pay for the class.