All dogs must pass a temperament screening before their first visit (weekdays, by appointment). They must also be current on vaccines and altered per daycare regulations. Bordatella must be administered at least 14 days before the first boarding visit. Existing daycare clients already meet these requirements.

• 5:30 am — Outside for morning potty, then breakfast per your instructions
• Morning — Play in assigned yard with other dogs
• 12:00–2:00 pm — Rest break; lunch served if applicable
• 2:00–5:00 pm — Back outside to play
• 5:00–7:00 pm — Personal room while staff cleans facilities
• 7:00–8:15 pm — Final outdoor potty break
• 8:15 pm — Back to room for the night

Weekdays: 6:30–9:00 am and 2:00–8:30 pm

Saturday / Sunday: 7:00–9:00 am and 6:00–8:00 pm

Pack each meal in a separate bag marked AM or PM so we can monitor feeding. You're welcome to bring bedding (must be washable — we do daily room service), toys, bones, and treats. Your dog should wear a collar with tags and have a standard flat or rolled leash — no retractables.

Place all medications inside each food bag with a clear timetable of when they should be given. No charge for medication administered with meals. We do not do injections.

Overnight care includes full daycare participation plus daily enrichment: swimming, ball chasing, frozen Kong treats, and photo updates. Boarding guests enjoy the same play time as daycare dogs — not a quiet kennel stay.

Dogs rest in crates from 9:30–10:30 am and 12:00–2:00 pm post-meals. Outside of those windows, boarding dogs participate in full daycare play. A trained staff member oversees meal times, monitors how much each dog eats, and supports any dog that seems overwhelmed.

We'll always try to reach you first, then your emergency contact. We'll take your dog to your primary vet if possible, or the nearest available option if not. Medical costs are the owner's responsibility. Ensure all release forms are signed before you leave.

Staff complete hands-on training with senior team members, study dog communication and behavioral skills, and watch training videos from nationally recognized professionals. They also have 24-hour access to the facility owner and on-call veterinary care.

Minor scrapes can happen in any group play environment — the same way they do on a playground. Our staff are trained in first aid and we have on-call veterinarians for anything beyond the minor stuff.

If your dog damages a bed or part of their condo during their stay, a charge will apply based on the extent of the damage. Some dogs get stressed in new environments and behave differently than at home — we understand, and we hope you do too.

Bordatella is highly contagious and spreads through the air — similar to how you'd catch a cold on a plane. The vaccine covers the most serious strains. We require it within 12 months and a minimum of 14 days before the first visit. If your dog comes home coughing, let us know so we can monitor the rest of the pack.