Puppy Daycare

Puppies are fun, adorable, and hard to resist. They are also time-consuming, labor-intensive little critters. If work or a packed schedule mean you have to leave your puppy alone for hours during the day, our Puppy Daycare is the answer. Remember, a tired puppy is a well-behaved puppy.

What Daycare Does For Your Puppy

Socialization
Playing with other puppies teaches your puppy social skills, bite inhibition, and playground manners—in a safe, supervised environment.

Exercise
Puppies in playgroup gallop about, leap, tug, and wrestle. It is all wonderfully exhausting and great for mental and physical well-being.

Manners
We reinforce good manners like sit and polite greetings, and work to keep your puppy on a house-training schedule. We use rewards and time-outs to teach pups how to play fair with others.

Great Habits
Much like a pre-school, Puppy Daycare is carefully structured to balance playtime with naps, snack time, and cuddle time. Your puppy learns when to play and when to settle down.

Problem Prevention
A well socialized, well exercised puppy chews less, barks less, and is much less likely to develop behavior problems later in life.

"Vacation" Days
For New Beginnings K-9 daycare clients beginning August, 2011 we are offering eight “vacation” days of daycare per year. Use your days all at once or sporadically for whatever you need them for—vacation with your pooch, a sick day at home snuggling on the couch, a day that just doesn’t go as planned—use your days as you’d like. Just be sure to use them within a one year period. No rollover days—the clock will reset each August, giving you 8 fresh days for the next year.

Puppy Daycare Details

Drop-Off
Monday-Friday 6:30-9am

Pick-Up
Monday-Friday 4:30-6:30pm

Supervision
Our highly trained staff knows canine body language, dog-dog play, and Pet First Aid. The staff-to-puppy ratio never exceeds 1:8.

Schedule
Monday-Friday. Minimum attendance is two days per week. We are closed New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day and keep clients informed well in advance of any additional closings.

Safety
To keep them safe from injury and disease, puppies have their own, separate play room called the Puppy Pad at our facility where no adult dogs are allowed. The Puppy Pad boasts a special play floor to protect growing bones and joints.

Vaccinations Requirements
Puppies 9 weeks to 5 months — Your Puppy must have completed at least the first round of puppy shots — DHPP and Bordetella. All vaccinations must have been given at least 7 days prior to your dog and/or puppy entering our programs at our facility for their protection and well-being.

New Daycare Rates – Something to Howl About!

Multi-Dog Daycare Discount!
First Dog: $25 per day  
Additional Dog: $12.50 per day