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:: Events Calendar

Club Activities and AKC Shows displayed in Calendar format.

:: Past Speakers

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:: Our Location

10435 Sorrento Valley Road- Third Floor Veterinary Specialty Hospital

Veterinary Specialty Hospital

I-805 North From Downtown

Exit Sorrento Valley Road. Take the first right onto Vista Sorrento Parkway. Take the first right onto Sorrento Valley Road. The building is located (0.6 miles) on the right.

I-5 North From Downtown

Exit Sorrento Valley Road. Take the first left onto Roselle Street. Take the first right onto Sorrento Valley Blvd.. Take the first right onto Sorrento Valley Road. The building is located (0.6 miles) on the left.

I-5 South From North County

Stay in the left lanes and transition onto I-805 South. Exit Sorrento Valley Road and make a right. The building is located (0.5 miles) on the right.

I-15 From Poway

Take the 56 West to the I-5 South. Merge into the far right lane and transition onto the I-805 South. Exit Sorrento Valley Road and make a right. The building is located (0.5 miles) on the right.

:: Specialty 2012

Save the Dates March 31 and April 1. This is an INDOOR, two day, back to back Specialty!

General Meeting

Please check back periodically for updates to Meeting Times, Dates & Locations

Our Club meets the second Wednesday, every other month at 7:00 PM.

Visitors are welcome to attend a club meeting, sorry, no doggies.

Next Meeting:

Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 7:00 pm

The perils of purchasing a puppy from the internet; video and discussion.

Our November meeting speaker was Maggie Espinosa, travel journalist & author of The Privileged Pooch.

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Hitting the road with “Rover” has gone upscale. Now you can share Southern California’s celebrity lifestyle with your furry friend. The days of staying at substandard hotels and dining at drive-thru’s when traveling with the family pet are over. Instead, your pooch can enjoy mutt massages, doting pet sitters and pampered puppy menus — all the norm in SoCal!

The 69 marvelous hotels, 55 fine bistros, 56 fun-in-the-sun activities and 38 trendy shops in this book welcome you and your hairy-heartthrob with open arms. Hotel pet fees are more cost effective than leaving Fido at home, and several let pups stay for free. Even better, food bowls and a cushy dog bed are usually included.

Detailed reviews, websites, Fido-friendliness ratings, costs and maps make this guide a must-have for pet-toting travelers who want everyone in the family to have a blissful luxury vacation!

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