- New! Stephen Huneck Prayer Flags
- Remembrance Celebration for Stephen from Sunday May 27th from 12-4.

For Stephen's memorial, we first created the colorful Dog Mountain Prayer Flags. Each flag features Stephen's signature Flying Dog and one of his words to live by-PEACE, LOVE, JOY, FRIEND, TRUST and PLAY.
The Prayer Flags so captivated everyone, that many asked if they would ever be for sale.
In honor of Stephen, we are introducing our NEW Prayer Flags available for a limited time only.
The new Dog Mountain Prayer Flags are a great smaller size and intended for interior use. Each set includes 14 flags and ribbon for hanging them. The Flags will brighten up any room and give you inspiration and joy every time you see them. At only $14.95, they make great gifts too. As our gift to you, we will include a FREE set of Prayer Flags with any web order of $50 or more! Just add the word FLAG in the comments field, so we know you want a set.

You are Invited!

Sunday May 27th, we will be holding our Third annual Remembrance Celebration for Stephen from 12-4.
Knowing Stephen, like I know Stephen, he would like nothing better than seeing lots of dogs and people having a ball, surrounded by nature.

Dog Mountain is especially beautiful this time of year. On our 150 acres, you and your dog can hike, swim (dogs only,) smell the flowers, meet other dogs and people and Sally's favorite pastime - eat.

We suggest, if possible, everyone take their dog off leash, so their dogs are free to run and play and greet other dogs. It always raises my spirits to see how happy dogs are to make new friends. Their joy is contagious.
By May 27 we will have the start of our "In Memory Apple Orchard" planted with the "Memory Trees" ordered by you.
As always, we will have lots of treats for all our 2 and 4 legged guests, games to play and great music to listen too. Please come, rain or shine, though it always shines on a Dog Party Day - Someone is looking out for us!
With Love and Gratitude,
Gwendolyn Huneck

















Last year, at the suggestion of our friend Jack Brown, we tossed 100 numbered tennis balls into the pond for all the water loving dogs to retrieve and give to their people. We then had a raffle drawing for the winning number. That game resulted in lots of splashing and hilarity and will be hard to beat, but I would like to try.