Happy Swimmers

These are some of the reasons our clients come here and what their people are saying about us.

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Moose, age 9 months, comes to strengthen his muscles before surgery.

“I've recently realized that the words "swim" and "Aunt Laurie's" have far surpassed "dinner time" in the tail-wagging department! Only a few weeks until surgery, and he's in great shape. Thanks, Laurie!"
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Rocky, age 11 months, comes to swim after knee surgery.

“As a lab I love to swim...and now I have Laurie to swim with me as I recover from surgery."
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Millie, age 3, comes to swim because she has hip dysplasia.

“Millie had never swam before coming to Gunny's Rainbow, and now she has strengthened her muscles and plays more with other dogs at the dog park."
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Puppy Love, age 4, swims to maintain fitness for his agility meets.

“Puppy Love is pure joy in motion. He loves the sensation of swimming in his body."
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Tippy, age 8?, swims to strengthen a severly injured leg.

"Thank you again for helping make Tippy a four-footed dog. You are a miracle worker!"

Note: Foster dog Tippy swims with support from the Winston Bren Swim Scholarship.

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Stickley, age 9, comes to stay limber.

“Stickley has hip dysplasia, and swimming is a gentle way for him to build muscle. It's a joy to see him swim happily after Laurie eases him into the pool."

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Angus, age 9, comes to stretch his body and soothe his soul.

“Coming here makes an old dog feel new again."
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Tippy, age 8?, swims to strengthen a severly injured leg.

"Thank you again for helping make Tippy a four-footed dog. You are a miracle worker!"

Note: Foster dog Tippy swims with support from the Winston Bren Swim Scholarship.

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Mamie, an 11 year old Corgie, has degenerative myelopathy.

She recently lost her ability to walk and has a cart, but she has not lost her ability to swim!