FAQ

Yes!!! Besides being super fun and meeting new friends, regularly attending an interactive doggie day camp can support your dog's health and overall well being . Your pup can improve on their social skills, it can help with separation anxiety, and boost their confidence level.  Most dogs become a  better companion for you and your family. This is all just by playing with their new/old dog and human friends!

While nobody like emergencies, they are inevitable at any place where there are dogs playing with other dogs. In the event your dogs gets injured, our staff members are able to administer first aid, asses the injury and notify you of the incident, we first try your chosen Vet, however if we need to see a vet and yours can't fit us in, we will use the best we have on call to assist.

We're glad you asked! Your dog will get plenty of time to socialize with a group of dogs while under the watchful eye of our Attendants who will guide and teach the pups proper play as well as structured down time if  they are here longer than 4 hours.

In most cases, yes. That is why we require all dogs to be evaluated. We have the experience and knowledge on how to ease your dog into safe playtime.  It is our mission to help socialize as many dogs as possible. We may require enrollment in our one-on-one basic skill sessions during the day-camp visit.

Dogs should be vaccinated to prevent the spread of diseases. All our guests must be vaccinated against parvovirus, rabies, distemper, and Bordetella.  Canine Influenza is a preferred vaccine. Proof of all vaccine records must be sent to us via email for your pup's Paw Partner profile.

All guested must be SPAYED OR NEUTERED by 12 months old.

Taking care of several dogs is not easy. So, unlike some of there camps where the ratio is 25-30:1. Our average ration has been 15:1. We always have 2 staff members on duty from 7am to 7pm, and add more as the guest increase.  We also have management that live on site.  This is 24 hour 7 days a week availble care.