Events

Be Part of Our Fun Seasonal Events That Keep Tails Wagging and Faces Smiling

From blooming orchards to snow-covered cross-country trails, our seasonal events give you and your dog new ways to bond and thrive together.

Every season brings a fresh opportunity to experience something special with your dog. Our events aren't just activities – they're chances to create lasting memories and celebrate the incredible bond you share.

Whether you're running side-by-side in our summer Doggie Duathlon, enjoying the spring apple blossoms, breathing in the crisp fall air of the pumpkin patch hike, or gliding together in winter skijoring, each event strengthens your partnership and gives your dog enriching experiences beyond everyday life.

Your dog won't want to miss out – and neither will you!

Apple Blossom Hike

Exclusively for our clients, this free hike through Davison Orchards to enjoy the apple blossoms ends with a tasty treat and coffee. Registration opens in spring 2026.

Doggie Duathlon

Join us on the second Sunday of August for our annual Doggie Duathlon a fun, non-competitive fundraising event.

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Pumpkin Patch Hike

Exclusively for our current and past clients, we offer this free autumn hike through Davison Orchards, ending with a tasty treat and coffee.

Check back in 2026

Tails on Trails Skijor

Partnering with the Sovereign Lake Nordic Club, we are happy to co-host this non-competitive end-of-season
event. Registration opens in 2026.

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