Prepare for an emergency by taking a Pet First Aid class. Dogs and cats can't tell you what's wrong, they have teeth that they're not scared to use, and, if you call, an ambulance won't come. The more prevention you can practice, and the more prepared you can be for emergency, the better.

Next Class

Friday, February 17th 6-9:30 p.m. and Saturday, February 18th 1-8 p.m.

At the Regina Humane Society

$125 Tuition plus GST

Register by calling RHS at 543-6363 ext 221 (VISA/MasterCard/American Express/Debit). 

Click here for more information about the class.

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As we turn the page to a new year, K-Lane turns 20-years old .... that's 140 happy dog years in the business of caring for dogs. It's a life we truly love - and you make it possible.

To help you smile through the new year we created a 2012 computer desktop doggie calendar that features some of our guests. It's yours to enjoy. To download it, simply click on the image above, then select "set as background".

Happy new year one and all - may your 2012 be filled with long walks, belly rubs and much happiness.

Dan, Louise, Buddy and Tulip

We hope you have a wonderful Christmas filled with family, friends and much happiness.

Dan, Louise, Buddy and Tulip

Friends of mine once gave me a birthday card with that saying on it. I guess it fits perfectly, because that's me with my first-ever dog King. He was my first very best friend ever.

Thank you to everyone for your understanding and very kind words.

There are other pet first aid classes, but none as good as the Walks 'N' Wags class.

• It's Canada's leading and most comprehensive course - a full 10 hours.
• The course is constantly updated with the latest research and thinking in disease and accident prevention. 
• You practice on a mannequin and your own pet - imagine spending the weekend with your pet by your side.
• It's the only course recognized and accepted for continuing education credits for Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers (CCPDT) and International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants (IIABC).
• Animal Wellness Magazine, the leading North American health and lifestyle magazine for pets, named the Walks 'N' Wags Pet First Aid course as their June/July 2011 product pick.

The course is taught by Louise Yates from K-Lane Kennels. Teaching since 2002, She's Saskatchewan's first and most experienced instructor.

The course is hosted at and supports the Regina Humane Society.

More details about the class are available online. If you've been thinking about taking a class like this, now's the time to register. Space is limited.

• 2011 - Friday, November 4th 6-9:30 p.m. and Saturday, November 5th 1-8 p.m.
• At the Regina Humane Society on Armour Road
• $125 per person plus GST - register by calling RHS at 543-6363, extension 221.