Lil'o's Club

Lil'o's Club 🐶💛

"Where the smallest dogs unleash their biggest pawtential."

JOIN OUR CLUB! 🐾

(647) 995 3647 ☎️

Private Dog Training

Let's tackle any concerns you have.

Indoor Group Play

Every play session will feel like a pawty!

Group Hikes/Walks

Ready for the group walk of your life?

If you're not sure which service is right for you, please contact us.

Kind Words From Our Club Members 💛

"Peanut and I absolutely love this company! Peanut is a 5pound chihuahua and is usually afraid of big dogs. Their dedicated play sessions for little dogs (5-15 pounds) provides a safe and welcoming environment for him to socialize and have fun. The atmosphere is amazing and it’s clear they genuinely care about all the pets that come. I also appreciate that they have occasional markets that feature small vendors, it’s a great way to help out local small businesses and to discover cool new stuff for your pet! They also have cute puzzle rentals that are such a creative way to keep your dog mentally stimulated. Highly recommend for small dog owners!!" - Ashley P.

Meet Lilo! She is the pooch that started it all.

As a small, shy and timid dog, she inspired us to create an environment where small dogs could flourish and safely play, socialize and reach their dog training potential.

Through our Lil'o's Club 💛 program, we provide different types of support for small dogs, to help meet their daily training, enrichment and socialization needs.

Our services range from group outings and indoor play sessions, to private and drop-off training, play time and socialization options tailored to suit every small dog's needs.

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Indoor Group Play Sessions for Small Dogs

Meet some of our club members!

Our club members get access to unique services, rental products, exclusive events and more! Create your account to get started.

Castle

Joined Aug 2024

Sesame

Joined May 2024

Cosmo

Join Apr 2024

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ENRICHMENT IDEAS

Order a little dog bell for this exercise. Place the bell in front of your dog and feed them a treat if they sniff the bell. Next, feed them a treat if they touch it, and hen another treat if they touch the bell and it makes a sound. From this point on, wait for your dog to paw the bell! Put it away when not in use. Bonus points if you set this all up while your dog isn't looking.

Got a snuffle mat handy? Is your dog a pro snuffler? Take things to the next level by using a dog calming mask the next time you'd like for your dog to snuffle! This way your dog will get to use their talented nose, more than ever. (Make sure to properly socialize them to it first, very slowly.)

Has your dog figured out his food puzzle by now? Wrap their food puzzle in a large or thick blanket (thoroughly), sprinkle a few treats here and there within the wrapped blanket and let them figure out how to get to the puzzle inside! Helping them will help increase your bond with your dog.