The Benefits are Endless!
Having friends is important to everyone. We can provide a safe and interactive place to play! Come experience exceptional pet care, at our Meridian dog daycare facility!
Dogs Have So Much Fun at Daycare! Here are Some of the Benefits!
- Dogs are able to socialize with other dogs in a pack setting.
- Issues deriving from boredom and loneliness are eliminated.
- Dogs are mentally and physically stimulated, keeping them happy and balanced.
- We help shy and fearful dogs become more confident.
- Puppies learn essential skills needed for socializing safely with dogs outside of the home.
- We offer curbside drop off and pick up, at no extra charge
- Online video observation for the indoor and outdoor play areas.
Our Daycare Provides Structured Play and Learning Opportunities!
- Dogs have access to indoor and outdoor play areas.
- Our indoor “all day play” area is climate controlled and features rubber flooring to help prevent injuries.
- Outdoor play area is equipped with K-9 specific grass.
- We have play equipment in both the indoor and outdoor play areas.
- Our play groups are supervised by a trained staff member at all times!
- All of our staff is certified in pet CPR and pet first aide. Staff is formally trained in dog behavior, language, stress, aggression and interactions.
- We never use any form of physical punishment to correct unwanted behavior.
- Dogs are divided into play groups by size and temperament creating a safe environment.
- Our shaded outdoor play area also has doggie pools in the summer to keep pets cool while they are having fun!
To Make it Even Easier – Take the First Step Now!
1As our way of starting the relationship off right, we’d like to give you a free gift: Download our great article “Bad Dog or Bored Dog” to keep your dog safe and healthy – right now, for FREE!
2 All daycare guests start off with an evaluation and tour, called our “Meet & Greet.” We are so sure your pooch will love it here, when the evaluation is over they can stay for a half day FREE ($15.00 value).
ORTake a minute and consider the amazing relationship you have with you’re dog…getting even BETTER. Check out what happened with Alison and her dog Buster.