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Basenji sitter/kennel recommendations in Edmonton Alberta?

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    Hello!
    Does anyone have any recommendations for dog sitters or kennels that they would recommend in Edmonton, Alberta?

    Thanks!

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  • K

    I take Blaze to the second home pet resort just north of Leduc. Even though he's eaten several leashes, blankets, jackets, and caused general mayhem, they take amazing care of him, and always smile when we come in. They follow his medical needs and keep me updated.
    I get the medium kennel, which is indoor and outdoor, and they let Blaze play with the big dogs, which he prefers…

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