Pricing Information

Daycare

Packages

  10  3 Hour Visits                        $ 90.00

Overnight:
Regular daycare dogs $32.00
All others                 $38.00

Summer – regular      $37.00
Summer – others       $43.00

Transportation:
$8.00 up to 7 miles
$1.00 p/mile after 7 miles

Late fee: $3.00 per hour for pick up after closing hours

For Additional Dogs in the Same Household
Daycare $5.00 off each additional dog
Overnight $10.00 off each additional dog

*A Regular Daycare Dog is one who attends daycare at least 1 day per month on a regular basis

*Overnite Rates Include Daycare.

Requirements

All dogs must be spayed or neutered at an age generally regarded to be appropriate by most veterinarians.

All dogs must be immunized, as determined by your vet, against the following diseases:

Rabies, Distemper, Parvo and Bordatella.

Each dog must be friendly with other dogs and able to be handled by our staff.

This can be determined at an enrollment interview which requires an appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to bring my dog every day for the whole day?
Our customers and their dogs have varied needs and we are happy to accommodate them. So, you can bring your dog in on any schedule that works for you - from every day of the week to once in a while, from a full day to a few hours.

Don't the Dogs Fight?
The dogs get along remarkably well. Dogs are very social creatures and, generally, love other dogs and people. However, dogs are animals and do occasionally get into fights, even dogs that normally play together very well. Our staff is very alert to that possibility and will generally stop a disagreement before it gets to the fight stage. One of the wonderful things about dogs is that they can have disagreements, and the next minute, be best friends again. There are some dogs that simply do not like each other; these we keep in separate groups.

Do any of the dogs ever get hurt?
Again, dogs are animals, and, therefore, not completely predictable. Occasionally, there is an injury, most often the result of rough play. This is a little more difficult to monitor because we want them to play and have fun, but we do our best to slow things down if it looks like someone is getting TOO rough.

I have a small dog. Does she have to play with the big ones?
We have a group of small dogs, each day, that plays together in a separate room. However, some of our small dogs prefer to play with the big ones. We do our best to accommodate each dog's special needs and preferences.

Is there always someone with the dogs?
There is a staff member with every group; they are never alone.