We do try to accommodate our clients by showing them as much as we can however; a full tour is never a guarantee. Please understand that tours can be disruptive and stressful on the dogs in our care. Our top priority is taking care of our guests through adequate supervision, timely feeding/meds, and maintaining a sanitary facility. You are more than welcome to come in and we will do our best to show you some of our facility.

A full day of daycare is 6 hours or more, a half-day is anything less than 6 hours.

Drop off can be anytime within our hours of operation. We recommend pick up times at least 15 minutes before our closing hours. If daycare dogs are not picked up by 7pm Monday through Friday and 6pm Saturday and Sunday they will be boarded until the following day, boarding fees will apply. No exceptions.

We require a Trial Day to judge how your dog will interact with other dogs and to see if your dog enjoys the environment. We are concerned for not only your dog’s safety, but with the safety of all of our other pets. In our social environment, it is extremely important that we disallow dogs that exhibit aggressive behavior. The trial process also allows us to introduce your dog into the general play areas slowly so that we do not over stimulate your dog. We like the trial day to be at least six hours so we have time to get to know your dog and to give your dog time to get to know the facility and his/ her future handlers.

Holiday hours vary; please call our location to find out.

We like for our dogs to socialize and exercise all day so they are tired when they get home. If you would like to schedule your pet to have a lunch/ naptime it can be arraigned for an additional service fee.

We recommend that you do not bring any bedding, toys or rawhides with your dog as they may cause some possessiveness problems & because many toys will most likely not make it through the day. You should also always bring your dog in/out on a leash.

We do not require a topical flea & tick preventative but it is recommended due to our tropical climate. If fleas & ticks are encountered on your pet, we will give your pet a flea & tick bath to prevent infestation; at the owners expense.

Dogs are generally not interested in eating as they are more interested in playing with all of their friends! However, in the case of very young puppies (under 7 months of age) and/or medical reasons, we would be happy to feed your dog in a separate area as needed. A special fee is required of $3 (includes owner’s food) or $6 (does not include owner’s food, includes a D.O.G house meal).

We require Rabies, Distemper & Bordetella (every 6 months) vaccines. Vaccines must be administered at least 48 hours before visiting the facility. We also require all females over 7 months to be spayed. We also require a $4 daily fee for all un-neutered males.

We try to stay on top of any possible illness and take necessary precautions. However, just like with kids at school or daycare, viruses may be passed between dogs. If your dog comes down with anything contagious, he/she must stay home until your vet says it’s okay to return.

The safety of the dogs is always our first priority. On our Trial Days, we make every attempt to weed out aggressive behavior. We closely monitor dogs and keep play on a fun, friendly basis so that it doesn’t become too wild or confrontational. However, dogs use their mouths & paws to play; therefore, little scratches & nicks are not uncommon. If anything serious should happen, we will transport the dog to a nearby veterinarian if needed and notify you immediately.

Yes we do and the main reason is because not every dog is a daycare dog. Daycare is a very stimulating environment and certain breeds such as the ones on our restricted lost do well in less stimulating environments. For example, a pitbull may do very well in a small playgroup of let’s say ten dogs as opposed to a large pack of fifty plus dogs. When certain breeds get over stimulated such as the ones on our list it becomes more of a challenge to keep them calm and the pack safe. Although all dogs have the ability to be aggressive, certain breeds such as the ones on our list have a tendency to due more damage when they do attack. Another reason we have breed restrictions is simply due to cost. Insurance would cost thousands more per year to cover certain breeds.