Interest Form
Tell us all about your furry friend: the details, the quirks, the services you're interested in.
Real footage from the valley
This is what a dog’s day should look like.
Three fenced acres of real grass to run, sniff and play on, plus 2,300+ sq ft of climate-controlled playrooms for Edmonton’s worst weather days.
Let’s put that in Edmonton units
Three acres is 130,680 square feet of fenced grass, and none of it is concrete. Here it is in things you already know the size of, drawn to scale.
Your backyard at home is one of those squares. Here, your dog gets all twenty-five.
Why space matters
Dogs are built to run, sniff and wander. Here’s the same pack of dogs, two ways.
One room, all day
Three fenced acres
We don’t stuff your dog in a room. Dogs want to be free, so ours get the whole valley.
Built for Edmonton
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Summer afternoons reach about plus 30 degrees Celsius, and winter cold snaps drop to minus 30.Kiddie pools, shade and water breaks outside, and indoor playrooms that run cool when the heat gets serious.
Real outdoor time in fresh snow, then back inside to warm up in climate-controlled playrooms that stay cozy through a cold snap.
Indoor playrooms
When it’s −30 or pouring rain, the pack comes inside. The playrooms stay warm in January and cool in July, and they’re built for rest as much as for play.
8–10 PM · the final tuck-in
Where boarders sleep
Boarders sleep in their own private, climate-controlled suites: own door, own space, made up with the bed and blanket from home. The final tuck-in and washroom break happens between 8 and 10 PM, and suites are camera monitored through the night. It’s the part of the facility most daycares don’t have, and most kennels wouldn’t show you.
Curious what a stay looks like? See boarding, night by night.
A suite of their own
Safety & cleaning, daily
A note on visits
“Nobody wanders through your dog’s day.”
The valley doesn’t offer tours or walk-in visits, and that’s deliberate. Our outdoor space is three open acres of grass and our indoor space is free-roaming playrooms; there are no hallways or viewing areas to walk a visitor through, and a stranger in the space unsettles the pack. It’s the same reason you can trust it: nobody wanders through your dog’s day. The way in is the assessment day, where staff meet your dog, your dog meets the pack, and you get the full story of how it went.
Questions first? Call (780) 665-5277 or email Hello@PawValley.ca.
Class photo day: everybody looked, somehow
The best part
Dogs at Paw Valley are like family: many of them have known and played with each other for years, so new members join a pack, not a crowd. Expert training and guidance runs through the whole day, turning good dogs into great ones.
Life at the valley
Updated daily. Go find your dog’s next best friend.
Spots are limited. Join today
Playgroups stay deliberately small, so membership genuinely is limited. Three easy steps and your dog’s best day becomes their every day. Most families finish the interest form in under two minutes.
Tell us all about your furry friend: the details, the quirks, the services you're interested in.
If your dog is a good fit, we'll invite you to register with everything we need to care for your pup.
The fun part: your dog spends a relaxed day here so we can meet them and find their perfect pack.