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There is an old saying that couldn't be truer...   "A tired dog is a good dog."

  • Fun, stimulating, open play environment, cage free. 
  • Playgroups separated by size, age, health & activity level.   
  • Large outdoor play area with decks, gazebos, & agility apparatus
  • 15,000 sq foot climate controlled indoor play space.
  • Park like with natural wood chips & turf as ground cover.  
  • Supervised by our attentive, caring canine coaches. 
  • Hours of running & jumping & socialization. 
  • Daycare drop off & pick up anytime during business hours.  

Doggy Daycare Rates:   (please read terms & conditions below)

  • Regular Daycare...  $42
  • Discount Littles Daycare...  $32  (must be under 19 lbs)
                ** Senior Littles 12+ yrs not eligible for Littles discount rate
                ** Littles with chronic medical illness not eligible for Littles discount rate.
 * Discount cash price available... Regular Daycare  $40    Littles Daycare   $30
  
  • Value Package... Regular Daycare:  Buy 10 daycare... Get 11 credits total    
  • *restrictions apply... see below   
  • "Littles" Excluded - not eligible for discount package, rate already discounted

We routinely conduct reviews of our services to better align ourselves considering the wellness and safety of our visiting dogs in conjunction with current market conditions such as wages, staffing, utilities, insurance, etc.  We work diligently to maintain the same pricing structure without compromising the service we provide.  
Certain dogs require additional staffing and/or individualized staff attention, as a result we have instituted a policy to include surcharges to address these specific situations rather than raising fees unilaterally. 
 

Value Packages are best suited for dogs who are comfortable and happy participating in our free play group care setting. Some pups may require a little extra care or support, which can affect Value Package eligibility or pricing.  Every dog is unique, and we’re always happy to talk through options that best support your pup’s comfort, safety, and happiness.
Here’s how it works:
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  1. Dogs must attend daycare or boarding consistently for at least 6 months without incident to qualify for a Value Package.

  2. Extra-large dogs or pups over 75 lbs. may require additional staff support and may not be eligible for a Value Package. A $10–$20 daily surcharge may apply.

  3. Senior pups (generally 10–12+ years) may need a little extra care and supervision and may not be eligible for a Value Package. A $10–$20 daily surcharge may apply.

  4. Dogs with ongoing medical needs or recent medical conditions are not eligible for a Value Package, as they often require additional monitoring or accommodations. A $10–$20 daily surcharge may apply, including but not limited to:

    • Seizure disorders or epilepsy

    • Diabetes or Cushing’s disease

    • Recent surgeries

    • Mobility limitations or special handling needs

  5. Dogs who are reactive during entry/exit or challenging to handle may not be eligible for a Value Package. Additional staffing support may result in a surcharge.

  6. Value Package credits cannot be applied toward boarding stays and may not be combined with boarding fees.

  7. Value Packages are non-transferable and non-refundable.
    All credits expire one (1) year from the date of purchase.

  8. Un-spayed or un-neutered dogs over 9–12 months are considered on a case-by-case basis. A $10–$20 daily surcharge may apply when additional supervision is required.

  9. For pups returning after 6–12 months away, a paid two-hour re-evaluation may be required to help us ensure a smooth and safe transition back into group care.

This is a free play, cage free daycare & boarding program, we cannot accept dogs with aggression towards other dogs, people, have resource guarding aggression of toys, space or extreme human protective behavior. 

Requirements for dogs participating in doggy daycare and/or boarding

1.  Must be current on required vaccinations

2.  Must be spayed or neutered before 1 year of age

3.  Must be free of intestinal parasites (proof of fecal test results required)

4.  Must be free of fleas/ticks and on flea/tick control program

5.  Must pass temperament evaluation.  
      ** re-evaluation required after 6 months of no attendance *fee may apply

Just like with people, when dogs receive a healthy balance of physical and mental stimulation, they will be happy and well-adjusted. Your dog wakes up each morning with a certain amount of physical and mental energy that he or she needs to expend to feel happy, occupied, and balanced. What your dog needs will be different from other dogs;  breed, age, size, and individual temperament all contribute to this, as does your dog's mood on any given day.

Dogs that don't receive adequate stimulation for their bodies and their brains might be restless, destructive, hard to train, and even in the worst cases, reactive and irritable.

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According to The Association of Professional Dog Trainers, socialization is important to the overall well-being of your dog because it will provide him with the ability to develop skills to cope with new experiences in a positive way, therefore reducing your dog's stress.

 

What is Socialization?

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  • Socialization is the process of exposing dogs to new environments and situations. It helps them to feel more comfortable when encountering new things, animals, people and experiences. Socialization is especially important during puppyhood with the first critical socialization time at eight-twelve weeks of age.

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  • Socialized pups are typically happier, friendlier, more predictable and able to handle stress better. Under-socialized pups often grow to become fearful, shy, anxious, and sometimes even fearfully-aggressive adult dogs because they lack the skills to cope with new situations.  Socialization should not end with puppyhood but is more of a lifetime journey. Though the foundation for your dog's behavior is laid during the first few months.

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  • Responsible pet owners reinforce social skills and continually expose their dog to new social experiences throughout the dog's entire life.

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