Famous Dogs & Customers!
Here are some of our famous local customers
& some local press for Good Dogma Pet Spa!
Not just cute puppies, these are VERMINATORS!
Bailey and Maddy may look like two cute puppies (both beagle mixes) but they have important jobs. They are bed bug sniffing dogs and also stars of the new Discovery Channel show VERMINATORS with their owner Erik Alden of ISOTECH Pest Control.
Maddy, Bailey and Erik have successfully inspected thousands of hotel rooms, condominiums, dormitories and homes in their pursuit of finding and eliminating bed bugs! Their show is fascinating.
Maddy was in a few episodes in the spring of 2008 and both Maddy, Bailey and a new member of the family will be starring in the show for the Fall of 2008,
You can also catch Maddy and Bailey at Good Dogma once a week for their regular baths after a hard week of work! We just love them.
Bailey (left) & Maddy (right)
Verminators is on Mondays at 10 pm on the Discovery Channel
Bre Justice of the Orange County Humane Society of Huntington Beach is on the Dog Whisperer "Canine 9-1-1" Show on National Geographic Channel August 1st, 9 pm on National Geographic Channel!
Bre is a frequent customer of Good Dogma and let us know she was recently filmed for a special show with Caesar Milan called Canine 9-1-1. On the show, they deal with Bre's job as a Humane Society employee who is trying to help find a home for a dog who needs special attention.
The show will air August 1, 2008 at 9 pm on the National Geographic Channel.
Tinker has her own book, now that's famous!
Tinker, her brother Christmas and best friend Macho (all long hair Chihuahuas) are all featured in Tinker's book "The Tales of Tinker's Tails." The book was created by Huntington Beach residents Toreen West and Peggy Howell. Toreen is a painter and mom to Tinker and Christmas, and Peggy is the writer and mom to Macho.
Tinker's mom Toreen is a well-known Huntington artist and known for her artwork of children and animals. She painted about 60 furry friends for Tinkers book. and Peggy wrote the true tales to describe each pet's unique personality with a moral at the end of their story.
The book also features Dean Torrence's two dogs, Dudley and Biscuit. Dean is best known as part of the rock 'n' roll duo Jan and Dean and he designed the book's cover. Proceeds from the book and portraits were given to the Boys & Girls Club of Huntington Valley.
Toreen and Peggy are working on the next volume of pets and stories. There are still a couple of available spots for dog owners to have their dog painted by Toreen and put into the book. Proceeds from the next book will go to the Ronald McDonald House.
Toreen's artwork can be found at the Gallery HB , which is part of the Hyatt Huntington Beach Resort and Spa. Peggy runs the art gallery.
The book is available at Barnes & Noble or at the Gallary HB!
We also have copies for viewing only at Good Dogma.
Peggy Howell, Dean Torrence and Toreen West at the book signing of “The Tales of Tinker’s Tails” at the Park Bench Cafe in Huntington Beach
Tinker's Portrait
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Good Dogma Pet Spa was selected as one of the
BEST Dog Spas
in Orange County
by the Orange Coast Magazine Pet Guide 2008!
The only salon in Huntington Beach selected!
We are honored to be selected as one of the BEST Grooming Spas in Orange County by Orange Coast Magazine Pet Edition 2008!
Lend A Helping Paw with Shera The Dog
Shera is a "huge" favorite at Good Dogma as well as at the local college and high school sports games and she is also a therapy dog.
Shera likes to attend local events to attract attention to special causes for people or pets in need. If you could use her to volunteer at your local event, call her person, RJ Smith at 714-401-3553~
Some facts about Shera: Shera is a mastiff and weighs 230 lbs. She was over 100 lbs at 1 year of age. She eats approximately 10 lbs of dog food a day. She loves attention and helping others.
Check out her new website at www.sherathedog.com
