"" If ye continue in my word, then are ye my desciples indeed; And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free."

"If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed."

John 8

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Doggo Den, Playground & Outings

About

At Candyville, we want our dogs to have a comfortable, happy life, experiencing the love and care

they deserve. We enjoy watching them have fun in their playground, taking them on outings, relaxing around the campfire or having their company in the office with us.

Doggo Den

The Den is where our adult dogs live. Our dogs share a spacious indoor room with a roommate or two.

The Den is insulated, with heated floors. Windows provide natural lighting, and keep fresh air flowing through the rooms.

They sleep on Kurunda beds, the best, most durable beds out there. We love the quality, the dogs love the comfort.

Each room is equipped with 24 hr surveillance cameras so we can keep an eye on them, and make sure all is well when we aren’t with them.

The PlayGround

Each room in the Den has an adjoining outdoor fenced in playground where they can run, play together, or snooze, soaking up the sun on lazy afternoons.

A doggie door allows them to go in or out between their room and their playground whenever they please.

The playground is covered in artificial turf. This keeps their play area neat and tidy, no more mud on rainy days.

Fresh air and exercise are vital in keeping dogs mentally, emotionally, and physically happy, healthy, and fit.

Family Time

We thoroughly enjoy having the dogs join us on excursions to the lake, walks through scenic trails, or just relaxing by the campfire.

When I work in the office, I love their companionship. They enjoy chewing their bully sticks or napping under my desk as I review applications or plan the day's projects.

If they feel they need my undivided attention, I get this gentle boop boop under my elbow.

Pretty hard to type when those pleading eyes look up at me, inviting me to play, or go on a walk.

They love their runs down the field lane, investigating the bush, or joining the boys in building bike ramps on the dirt pile by the pond.