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Boston Common - 2017 - Issue 1 - Spring - Olivia

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72 BOSTONCOMMON-MAGAZINE.COM PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOE MCBRIDE CANIS LUXURIA FROM YAPPY HOURS TO CANINE CONCIERGES, BOSTON DOGS ARE LIVING THE HIGH LIFE. BY ABIGAIL MATHESON Man's best friend deserves more, and more is what Boston's poshest pooches can expect this spring thanks to a bevy of new dogs-only luxury services. Nature walks (with selfies texted to owners), furry massages, social "yappy" hours: Who let the dogs out? BAROO Your city hound can be the talk of the town with Baroo's Yappy Hour, which features yummy treats and drinks for dogs and their masters. If your pup doesn't (yet) look the part, start with a primping in the mobile grooming van. 617-449-7383; baroo.co THE URBAN HOUND When you're out of town, treat your pooch to a stay in this luxury dog hotel, where he or she can enjoy time at the spa with Julie Polvinen, a Certified Small Animal Massage Therapist, or work on manners with professionally trained behavior specialists. 129 Malden St., 617-755 5775; urbanhounds.com PAWSH Pamper your dog at this high-end boutique beloved by Tom and Gisele's pup. In addition to the handpicked accessories, toys, and apparel, the groomers—who practice hand-stripping, which gives your dog a little something extra—are a standout. 31 Gloucester St., 617-391-0880; pawshboston.com WALK MY DOG Sit, stay, smile! With Walk My Dog, your walker texts you pictures of your pooch on the town—from their best angle, of course. Even available for overnight sitting, these walkers are as dedicated as they come. Your pup is in good hands. 583 Tremont St., 617-544- 7078; walkmydog.com . Premium apparel, soothing massages, luxury hotels... With Boston's newest services aimed to create the ultimate dog's life, the four-footed never had it so good. SCENE WILD KINGDOM

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