Flash Dogs

San Francisco, United States

5

1 review

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Lakeshore
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I specialize in giving your pet the best care, offering extended off-​leash environmental hikes and overnight stays in a dog-​as-​family oriented environment.

I pick up and drop off all over San Francisco, including the Bayview, Dog Patch, Sunset, and Mission districts, Potrero Hill, Mission Bay, and Bernal Hill.

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1 review of Flash Dogs

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Place rating: 5
San Francisco, CA
I love my dogs as if they were human children. So 5 stars for Kalen and her attentive care and love for dogs. I’ve always thought Kalen has a direct way of communicating with dogs and understanding what a dog needs.
Kalen takes the dogs to off-​leash doggy hikes at Fort Funston. Dogs always seem tired after playing at the beach and hiking up and down the trails. A tired dog is a happy dog.
At the same time my dogs continue to work on recall and following the pack while having the freedom to explore nature.
If your dog needs more than fenced city dog parks or prefers to be one with nature or is a hiker, I’d definitely take your pup to Kalen for some nature and fun.