BROOMFIELD, CO, April 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) On May 18 and 19, 2013 Seth Casteel will shoot amazing photos of your canine pet star in action. His photographs have been seen by millions around the world and the Underwater Dogs sequence is one of the most famous series of dog images today. Check out Seth Casteel's Little Friends Photo for more information on Seth, his amazing photos and his mission to save animals. http://littlefriendsphoto.com/index2.php#!/home
All the unforgettable images of your dog swimming underwater will be taken in the first and largest indoor recreational swim pool for dogs, Canine & Conditioning Rehabilitation Group (CRCG)'s Broomfield location.
For more information call 303-762-SWIM (7946) or contact via email at: info@dog-swim.com. There is limited availability so book your slot today! *Only 1 dog per photo shoot.
About Canine & Conditioning Rehabilitation Group (CRCG):
CRCG is a leader in animal rehabilitation services and offers Colorado's first and largest indoor recreational swim pool for dogs. CRCG leads the industry of animal rehabilitation and our caring team will help your dog or cat to feel stronger, move better and get back into the game of life. Our rehabilitation experts are leading the industry, restoring quality of life to geriatric, injured, overweight, post-operative, and neurological or otherwise compromised dogs through physical therapy and integrative veterinary approaches. Our Collaborative Care Team of rehabilitation veterinarians, physical therapists and certified veterinary technicians work hand in hand to provide the best and most comprehensive rehabilitation care for your family member.
CRCG leads the industry of animal rehabilitation and our caring team will help your dog or cat to feel stronger, move better and get back into the game of life. We have three Front Range locations (Englewood, Broomfield & Longmont) and also offer home care appointments. Call us at 303-762-SWIM (7946) or visit http://www.dog-swim.com.
Smile - You're on Canine (Underwater) Camera! Seth Casteel Underwater DOGS Coming to Denver!
Do your dogs like to swim and would you like to capture the moment forever. Join us at the Denver CRCG Underwater Dogs Photo Shoot with award-winning Lifestyle Pet Photographer and New York Times Best Selling Author of Underwater DOGS, Seth Casteel.
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[Press-News.org] Smile - You're on Canine (Underwater) Camera! Seth Casteel Underwater DOGS Coming to Denver!Do your dogs like to swim and would you like to capture the moment forever. Join us at the Denver CRCG Underwater Dogs Photo Shoot with award-winning Lifestyle Pet Photographer and New York Times Best Selling Author of Underwater DOGS, Seth Casteel.