FAQ

7 am – Daycare Opens: Free play

8 am – Breakfast for boarding dogs

10 am – Group Games

11 am – COMING SOON – Enrichment program (Individual play: nose play, chasing bubbles/ball, treadmill, stuffed Kong Toy, hoop jumping, other agility, bucket weave run)

12 – Lunch is fed

12.30 – Story time

12.30 – 1.30: Quiet / Nap time with soothing music

2 pm – COMING SOON – Enrichment program (Individual play: nose play, chasing bubbles/ball, treadmill, stuffed Kong Toy, hoop jumping, other agility, bucket weave run)

3 pm – Group Games

5.30 pm – Feed boarding dogs / dinner

6 pm – Evening Free Play

7 pm – Daycare closes

8 pm – Bed time

We offer prepaid packages (please see our rates page).

If you would like your pet to eat while at daycare you may supply his food in a marked container or zip lock bag. We will NOT feed your dog any treats or food unless instructed by the owner.

This is one of the great benefits of dog daycare! Often when you take your dog home, they will curl up and go to sleep. Rest assured, if your dog becomes overly tired during the day, we will give them extra breaks. If your dog is boarding at our facility it is very common for them to sleep for a couple of days after they leave. This is from all the stimulation and play!

Water is available at all times in all of our play areas. Playing hard is just as strenuous as working out. Even though water is available, after a car ride home, it will probably be time for your dog to drink some more water to help re-hydrate after a hard day of play.

Some smaller dogs enjoy running with the big dogs, but, just in case, we have a special area for the little ones to romp with his/her smaller friends. Our daycare supervisors will assess the best/safest place for your dog.

No, you may come everyday if you like. Some of our guests come three times a week or two times a week. It is up to you and your pet to decide the number of days you attend daycare and for how long.

The main reason is that intact dogs are at greater risk of injury from other dogs. In a social environment, intact males are often viewed as threats by other dominant dogs. For safety of your dog, other dogs and our staff, we require all dogs to be neutered by 8 months of age.

No. Every dog must first complete our assessment, which is the first daycare day, so we can see how they interact with other dogs. They must be at least 3 months old, and the boys must be neutered if they are over 8 months old, and must be current on veterinarian recommended vaccinations. All dogs must be in good health, flee, lice, tick and mite free, friendly to all dogs, and generally love to play.

Absolutely! We do our best to accommodate tours at anytime during our regular business hours, however it is preferred that tours be performed between 4 pm and 5 pm Monday to Friday, as our staff will have more time to dedicate to you. We encourage you to ask many questions, as it is our goal for you to have peace of mind while on vacation or at work.

Yes. We have a 600sq ft outdoor play area with a high fence blinded off. It’s 100% secure and safe for all of our guests and they can access it anytime. When the weather is warmer we bring out the pool and turn on the waterpark.

No. Because the dogs are playing all day inside or outside in our outdoor space, there is no need for your dog to get more exercise. Your dog is able to run free and partake in our indoor and outdoor daycare activities. The door to the outside is always open!

Your dog will be engaged in many activities throughout the day. Run! Play! Socialize with playmates, lounge around and talk the latest gossip with new friends! Enjoy the sunshine and fresh air and even splash around in the outdoor pool!

If you have a specific day in mind, please reserve your spot through our convenient online portal. This way you are sure to get a spot. You will receive your login information on your first visit and should you have misplaced it, please email us and we are happy to send it to you.

– Proof of current vaccinations for Distemper, Parovirus and Rabies. Bordetella not mandatory but recommended.
– Titre tests are accepted.
– Puppies must have their 3rd (or equivalent) set of shots.

Please note: all males must be neutered after eight months. Females do not need to be spayed, however; for the weeks that they are in heat we ask that they stay home.

Please click here to download our waiver or fill it out when you come to the Woof.

We are looking forward to meeting you, but before we do please make yourself familiar with our requirements.

The first daycare day is free and helps us find out if we are a good fit for your pup.

Please note: all males must be neutered after eight months. Females do not need to be spayed, however; for the weeks that they are in heat we ask that they stay home.
– Proof of current vaccinations for Distemper, Parovirus and Rabies. Bordetella not mandatory but recommended.
– Titre tests are accepted.
– Puppies must have their 3rd (or equivalent) set of shots.

Please click here to download our waiver or fill it out when you come to the Woof.

7 am – Daycare Opens: Free play

8 am – Breakfast for boarding dogs

10 am – Group Games

11 am – COMING SOON – Enrichment program (Individual play: nose play, chasing bubbles/ball, treadmill, stuffed Kong Toy, hoop jumping, other agility, bucket weave run)

12 – Lunch is fed

12.30 – Story time

12.30 – 1.30: Quiet / Nap time with soothing music

2 pm – COMING SOON – Enrichment program (Individual play: nose play, chasing bubbles/ball, treadmill, stuffed Kong Toy, hoop jumping, other agility, bucket weave run)

3 pm – Group Games

5.30 pm – Feed boarding dogs / dinner

6 pm – Evening Free Play

7 pm – Daycare closes

8 pm – Bed time

The dogs are placed in a separate room to be fed with no other dogs around.

You can drop off or pick up your dog anytime during business hours. If your drop off or pick up falls on a Sunday or holiday, please schedule your time beforehand between 10 am – 5 pm with one of our staff.

Yes, one of our staff members sleeps in the room with all the boarding dogs.

No, unless you ask for it. The dogs sleep in the same room as our staff member and they have free choice of beds and who they want to cuddle up to.

Please just provide your dog’s food and if needed his/her medication. We have everything else covered from food bowls, toys to beds!

Yes. For overnight boarding a reservation is required. Depending on the time of year, we can often accommodate short notice or same day notice. Please be aware that long weekends, Spring Break, Easter and Christmas are sometimes booked several weeks in advance. During the summer months we fill up early for weekends.

Yes. We ask that your dog comes in for his/her free day of daycare prior to being accepted into our boarding services. This first day of meet-and greet is complimentary and is a great way for your dog to meet us, sniff around and meet some new friends. If after this assessment day is complete and our daycare supervisors have determined that your dog does not exhibit any aggression towards other dogs and our staff, he/she will be accepted into boarding services. We can arrange to do this any day Monday to Saturday during business hours.

This is one of the great benefits of dog daycare! Often when you take your dog home, they will curl up and go to sleep. Rest assured, if your dog becomes overly tired during the day, we will give them extra breaks. If your dog is boarding at our facility it is very common for them to sleep for a couple of days after they leave. This is from all the stimulation and play!

Your dog must meet our daycare and boarding requirements prior to being accepted into our playgroup. We require a completed Boarding/Daycare registration form for each of your dogs. Please also provide current vaccination records. We also require a trial daycare day prior to your boarding stay. If dogs have not been in for a while we may ask you for another trial day. The first day is free and is required prior to a boarding appointment and is important for us to being able to assess if we are a good fit for your dog. You are welcome to call and check in on your pups.

The main reason is that intact dogs are at greater risk of injury from other dogs. In a social environment, intact males are often viewed as threats by other dominant dogs. For safety of your dog, other dogs and our staff, we require all dogs to be neutered by 8 months of age.

No. Every dog must first complete our assessment, which is the first daycare day, so we can see how they interact with other dogs. They must be at least 3 months old, and the boys must be neutered if they are over 8 months old, and must be current on veterinarian recommended vaccinations. All dogs must be in good health, flee, lice, tick and mite free, friendly to all dogs, and generally love to play.

Yes, we do. The longer your dog stays the cheaper the daily rate. Please click here to see our Boarding price page for a list of our discounted rates.