In northern Vermont, about two hours east of Burlington, a white chapel appears, at first, to be a traditional New England church.
But look beyond the towering spire and rolling hills and you'll notice something else: The church is actually a dog chapel, built to honor the bond between dog and owner.
It sits on a 150-acre mountaintop farm—called Dog Mountain—that's been welcoming dog lovers since it opened in 2000. Stephen and Gwen Huneck first bought the property in 1995 and, over the years, transformed it into a leash-free, artistic puppy paradise, with plenty of room to run.
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