"I believe art should be an integral part of life. I try to give my work an almost magical energy that makes the viewer feel good."    - Stephen Huneck

"If you’re a creator and you’re making art, it’s a way of speaking.
But you’ve got to say what’s true."    - Stephen Huneck

"If you say what’s true, visually, you really connect with everybody."    - Stephen Huneck

"The number one thing that dogs teach us is to live in the moment."    - Stephen Huneck

"I’ve received inspiration to accomplish certain things in life, and that figures into a bigger equation. You have to give to get."    - Stephen Huneck

"I want to surround myself with things that make me feel good."    - Stephen Huneck

"I think art is basically fun."    - Stephen Huneck

"The Dog Chapel is the largest and most personal artwork of my life."    - Stephen Huneck

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New: Concert T-Shirt

July 18, 2017

Check out our new products! Music is in the air with our Concert Tee! Stay cool with a Make Waves Mat. Doggies can come on in with our Dogs Welcome Mat. And get a jump on the new year with our 2018 Dog Mountain Calendar!

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Summer Concert Series

June 28, 2017

Join Dog Mountain for a free summer concert series. Open to all ages, and dogs are welcome! Concerts run from 4 to 7pm every Sunday evening from July 9th through September 17th. THERE IS NO CONCERT ON AUGUST 20th. Check out the band lineup!

 

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About Stephen Huneck

Stephen Huneck's home and studio were in St. Johnsbury, Vermont which he shared with his wife, Gwen, and his three dogs. Stephen wrote 10 books inspired by his black Lab, Sally, and carved out a niche in the art world as a sculptor with a playful twist.

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About Dog Mountain

Dog Mountain is set on 150 acres on a mountain top location in St. Johnsbury, Vermont. The grounds are always open to people and their dogs. This unspoiled haven is covered with hiking trails and dog ponds. Dogs are not just welcome here, they are cherished!

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