Murrayville is one of the closest Langley communities to us — about twelve minutes down 216 Street. Grooming, structured daycare, overnight boarding, and training are all in one place.
The dog grooming Murrayville dogs need every six weeks keeps coats comfortable through every season.
All four services run from the same Clayton Heights property, so you can combine visits rather than making separate trips.
Supervised play, scheduled rest, and a structured day that suits a working schedule.
Calm, crate-based overnight care for fully crate-trained dogs while you travel.
Bath, blowout, brush-out, nails, ears, paw pads, and tidy trims by vetted groomers.
Murrayville’s older streets, established trees, and quieter pace make it a good neighbourhood for dogs. It is also close enough to Clayton Heights that a grooming appointment or a daycare day fits into a normal week without rearranging it.
Regular grooming in particular only works when it is convenient. A ten-minute drive makes a six-week schedule realistic; a long one makes it easy to postpone until the coat becomes a problem.
Dog grooming Murrayville appointments are handled by vetted independent groomers whose work we coordinate.
For most Murrayville dogs, grooming is about comfort: nails that do not click on tile, ears that stay clean, and a coat that does not trap heat in July. Keeping a consistent schedule is cheaper and easier on the dog than waiting until matting sets in.
If your household is out of the house from morning to late afternoon, structured daycare fills a gap that a single walk cannot. The difference shows up in the evening — dogs who have had real mental and social output settle far better.
A lot of Murrayville clients have adult dogs, not puppies. Established habits take patience rather than novelty, which is exactly where a behaviour-focused plan beats a generic class.
Quick answers for local dog owners.
About twelve minutes via 216 Street, which makes us one of the closer options for Murrayville dog owners.
Every four to eight weeks for most coats. Double coats and long or curly coats usually need the shorter end of that range, especially during seasonal shedding.
Yes. Most of our training clients are adult dogs working on leash manners, recall, and reactivity. See dog training for how it starts.
K9 Friends welcomes dogs from across Langley, Surrey, and the Fraser Valley.
Tell us about your dog and we will recommend the right service, then walk you through the assessment.
