When we say that DFW Elite Toy Museum is a Dog Friendly Museum we mean it. We recently held an event at our antique toy car museum where visitors were encouraged to bring their King Cavalier Charles Spaniels and enjoy the collection of rare toys and collectibles. Roughly 40 people attended the event with their King Cavaliers and judging from the pictures everyone had an enjoyable time. Everyone had the opportunity to look at the antique car toy collection, the boat model collection, as well as some of the luxury sports cars in the showroom. Not only does the DFW Elite Toy Museum house rare toy cars and antique toy race cars but also dog antiques such as old dog toys and collectibles. We even had a designated bathroom area for the dogs so we could make sure there would be no “accidents” in the toy museum and showroom.
Kristy Remo of www.bestmobilepetgrooming.com was in attendance and spoke on dog grooming and care techniques so dog owners can be more aware of which methods work best in order for your dog to have a silky smooth coat of fur. Those who attended learned some useful ways to have their dog looking and feeling cleaner and healthier. The owner, Ron Sturgeon, was also in attendance with his three King Charles Cavalier Spaniels and uses the services of Kristy Remo and Best Mobile Pet Grooming. After the brief presentations the visitors were able to still enjoy the Tippco toys, Conti models, and other antique toy cars and collectibles.
If you are a dog lover or toy lover or both then you will truly appreciate our collection and enjoy yourself at DFW Elite Toy Museum. We love hosting fun events like this and plan on having more fun in the future so be sure to come give us a visit so you can stay caught up with everything we have going on. When it comes to car museums around DFW we have a collection that no one else can compare to. We have thousands of pieces in our museum and each has a back story of where it came from and why it is considered valuable, and an antique. Come and see one of the true hidden gems of the Metroplex!
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