On route 311, near Cardigan, eastern PEI, bring the kids to meet free-range peacocks, ducks, chickens, geese, dogs, a pony, and possibly even a pig or two. Just a three minute walk to the shore with nearby scenic beaches, fishing villages, seal watching cruises, craft shops, ceilidhs, community festivals, and great dining, plus breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean. This is an excellent investment opportunity in the sustainable future of your planet. Family owned and operated. It is just amazing how many places on PEI offer almost anything a dog like me would ever want, or not want.
Supermarkets have dog food in bags of all sizes, in cans, in pouches, and even doggie bars.
And all the stores have those awful plastic bones and assorted fake food for Irish setters and other low IQ dogs. And, if you are one of those wimpy little dogs that likes to dress up like a baby girl, then you won't have to go far to find what you're looking for. A problem with most of these stores is that they sell dog stuff, but they won't let dogs in the door. It's ridiculous and it's embarrassing. My father has to go into some of these stores, pick out an item, then take it out to the car to be sure I like it.