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Pupridge Farms

5.0 (2 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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2 years ago

Leah does a great job caring for my pups. They always have a great time staying with her.

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2 years ago

Leah has been great with Kai! The updates, pictures, and professionalism were all top notch.

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Sheileen and Go Dog Go has been a gift our family. Our family has a very active dog that needs lots…read moreof stimulation and exercise. I happen upon two dog walkers with a crew of dogs during one of my daily walks with my dog at Schenley Park. I asked them if I could have their contact information because all the dogs were calm, content, and can I say "happy." They gave me their Go Dog Go business cards. Sheileen meticulously interviewed myself and our dog. :) Our dog completed the orientation process that included multiple dog outings and she is now a "regular." Our dog is now calm, content, and happy and so am I (giggle). Our dog loves her new friends and and the outings. Sheileen innately knows the needs of my dog and has helped me give my dog her best life.

More than six weeks ago, our dog, Mulligan, went missing while in the care of Sheileen at Go Dog…read moreGo. 36 hours prior, I gave birth to our daughter. We entrusted Sheileen with Mulligan, our companion of almost nine years. Mulligan has been through so much with us--Covid, moving, family death, infertility treatments. He was never "just a dog" but a family member and our best friend. We always travelled with him as opposed to leaving him in day care. But we needed another option while I was in the hospital since we are far away from family. He spent time with Sheileen leading up to the birth. We really believed the best plan was for him to stay with her. Mistakes and accidents happen. Dogs go missing. But Sheileen let Mulligan off leash when she was instructed not to; she did not keep her eyes on him while he lay in her backyard; she did not consider a "chunky chihuahua" could fit in the gap between her rod fence and the grass. She did not call my husband right away (it took days for us to get an accurate timeline). And worst of all, when my husband left me in the hospital to look for Mully *with Sheileen* she shut off her phone and went to bed. He rang her doorbell relentlessly and no one answered. Hours later, when he returned to the hospital, he was covered in mud and sweat from searching. Our daughter lay in a bassinet next to us. This devastation was our second night as a family. It's been more than a month without our boy. In that time what was supposed to be a tender transition into parenthood has been a painful period of loss. Anxiety has certainly impacted my postpartum recovery. I ache for Mulligan to lie next to me while I nurse his sister, and to curl under the covers in the space behind my knees while I fleetingly sleep. While my husband makes calls and flyers, I picture an alternative where we are all together, cuddled in bed and on long walks as a family. Searching for our dog was not supposed to be how we spent our maternity/paternity leaves. This was not supposed to be our future, as we will never give up looking. Sheileen's actions reshaped core memories. It changed our lives. Mulligan was 11 when he went missing. We could have had at least five more years with him, likely more. And then, when we had to make a decision to let him go, he would be my daughter's first experience with grief. Instead, this is mine. The pain from this loss exceeds childbirth. I think about him all of the time. For nine years, we did everything we possibly could to make sure Mulligan felt safe. We thought we could trust Sheileen, but she broke that trust in the worst possible way. She didn't protect Mulligan the way she promised she would. And I can only hope, wherever he is, he is safe.

Pupridge Farms - dogwalkers - Updated November 2026

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