There are all kinds of reasons to pause a moment at Thanksgiving to not only reflect about the bounties enjoyed in America and the world but the beauty that surrounds us each day if only we take the time
When another gift card, sweater, tie or toy doesn’t seem right, consider some whimsical art from Idaho. Over the next few weeks we’ll be showcasing some of our unusual & very limited creations available for prompt shipping. Pencil dimensions:
What a surprise to wake up to a scene like this yesterday! Fortunately, our last guests for the 2009 season saw better weather than this a couple of weeks ago. The big beagle is now hibernating
We just re-discovered this poem written by D. Lyman whose family stayed at Dog Bark Park two summer’s ago. Our puppy, now 10 months old and 75 pounds heavy looks mostly like a grown golden
Exeerpt from our recent newsletter copied to the blog: We’ve not run off with a pack of stray dogs. But, we have strayed from being in touch with you. Our last newsletter was back in February & we’ve missed writing.
This past winter was both a delight and a challenge. A delight because of our new puppy, Sprocket, who is now 9 months old. A challenge since Dennis suffered through an extended illness.
This summer was our busiest season ever. We’re deeply honored that guests have arrived from all corners of the country and world to experience Idaho’s famous big dog. Meeting and visiting with everyone enriches our lives tremendously and makes long days a pleasure.
While our maple leaves are turning crimson & gold, temperatures are falling from crisp to cold. Record lows are forecast for the next few nights. At Dog Bark Park today’s high was only 36. With winter coats &
Scarecrow yard art installed at Dog Bark Park for Fall & Halloween festivities.
Experience the big beagle & stretch your knowledge. Take a one-day class and then spend the night in the big dog at Dog Bark Park Inn B&B. Choose from two classes: Intro to Herbal Salves
Lodging/golf package at Dog Bark Park/Grangeville Country Club Golf Course. Good for September & October 2009.
Announcing Sept 27, 2009 Nezperce, Idaho annual Combine Demolition Derby with opportunity to stay overnight at Dog Bark Park Inn Bed and Breakfast at Cottonwood, Idaho.
Sweet nutty aromas of our freshly baked Prairie’s Best Fruited Granola drifting through the house prompt this article. It is one of our featured breakfast selections. Made in small batches with oatmeal, sunflower & seasame seeds,
Being environmentally sensitive in our practices at Dog Bark Park has always been our practice for both the bed & breakfast and the chainsaw art components of our business at Dog Bark Park. This article will cover some of the
About the artists
We are husband and wife artists working at Dog Bark Park since 1997. Dennis, a self-taught chainsaw artist, has been carving for over thirty years. Frances joined him in the business twenty-six years ago. Our “big break” came in 1995 when our carvings were sold on QVC television…
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Dennis J. Sullivan & Frances Conklin
Dog Bark Park
2421 Business Loop 95
Cottonwood ID 83522-5030
Phone 208 962-3647
(We’re in Pacific Time Zone)
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