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 it may be because they are in time out for one or more of these reasons: dog aggression, too wild or barking in other dogs faces causing them to snap at him or her or excessive humping other dogs.

it is usually because they are in time out for one or more of these reasons:  dog aggression, too wild or barking in other dogs faces causing them to snap at him or her, non stop disruptive barking, jumping over the playroom fence or too anxious or nervous in the room with.

for any of the above reasons we will let you know.  Typically, this is determined during our free day care trial.  He or she will be in a time out space while the dogs are inside and placed back into the group when they go outside every hour.

they are placed in either a suite, a smaller playroom or a crate.  This is based on space availability and where the dog is the most comfortable and quiet.  They cannot be in a suite if they are destructive.  Dogs in “time out” are joined back with the group at the next outside outing, which occurs every hour.  If your dog needs to be placed in time out while outside, we have time out pens in they yard area.

he or she may be in the extra small dog group, which typically consists of dogs who are: under 10 lbs., very shy, geriatric and/or have special needs.

we do not have a camera in our extra small dog yard, due to the canopy obstruction.  Like every other group, the extra small dogs are taken outside into their own play yard every hour.

When they are inside they are allowed to roam and nap on beds in the extra small playroom.  Extra small dogs are divided into two groups. Special needs dogs are allowed to join the staff in our kitchen, which looks similar to a home.  At this time, there are no indoor cameras to view the extra small group.

they are not necessarily un-social or upset.  Just because they have not paired up with a wrestling buddy doesn’t mean they do not enjoy being part of a group.  Some dogs are shy watchers and like the company of a group and the human leader, but prefer to watch from a distance.  Older dogs, mellow personalities and low energy breeds enjoy napping on the beds when inside.  Dogs that are new to the group or have never been in a large group may take a day or two to warm up.  In addition, we do not stop day care for nap time, so some dogs will rest themselves.

  he or she will be taken outside every hour for private exercise.  We cannot give you exact times for private outings within each hour, as this depends on how many dogs need private exercise that day.

to avoid placing them in time out.  They are either playing too ruff, humping others or barking non stop.  This is an attempt to calm them down without placing them in time out.

Our staff conducts a daily full body inspection and free ear cleaning if needed for of every dog in the facility.  They are trained to check for things such as: fleas, hot spots, scratches, rashes, eye crust or discharge, possible ear infections, knots, matts and anything else that needs to be addressed.  We also brush out their coats daily as a free service.

Urine is cleaned by soaking it up with a mop and bucket full of pet safe natural enzyme odor eater.  The dirty water is wrung out in a separate holder in the mop bucket and never re-used.  The soiled area on the floor is sprayed again by the staff with the same enzyme solution. The mop bucket is changed several times during the day and the mop head is replaced each time.  All of our mop heads are laundered daily.   Solid waste is picked up with paper towels and cleaned with disinfectant.  The soiled area is dried with a paper towel.

Rise and Shine! Outdoor potty breaks as a group and return to suite to await breakfast.

Breakfast is prepared and served. Dogs rest in suites or private playrooms before playtime.

 First outing after breakfast.  Dogs are then brought inside to indoor playrooms.

Group play time.  Dogs are rotated inside and outside every hour.  While dogs are inside the playrooms they are full body inspected for any issues and brushed. Short haired dogs are massaged with a rubber curry. Dogs who cannot play in the group are taken outside every hour for individual exercise.

During cool months, dogs are out for a full hour.  During summer hot months dogs are out for 5-30 minutes depending on the temperature.

Noon lunches and treats for those who have requested it.

We do not put dogs in their suites for nap time unless requested.

Outside outings as a group and return to suite or private playrooms to rest before meal. If they have been outside due to good weather, they will come in to rest before dinner.

Chow time! Dinner is served and rest in suite after meal.

Outside outing after dinner.

Rest in Suite or private playrooms.

  Last outings for the night.  Bedtime treats are given if supplied by owner.

All day group playtime inside and outside every hour.

Noon lunches and treats for those who have requested it.

We do not stop day care play for nap time unless requested.

Group playtime until pick up by 6:00 pm.