Preparing dogs for a new scent in group careA dog does not need to meet another dog face to face to begin forming an impression. Smell can provide useful information before a new arrival enters a daycare…
Why Every Dog Daycare Needs a Quiet Recovery SpaceBusy dog daycare environments are designed for movement, social contact and enrichment. Even well-managed playgroups can become intense, though, and a brief…
Why Water Intake Matters During Active Dog PlayOff-leash play can change a dog’s hydration needs within minutes. Running, wrestling, chasing toys and barking all increase body heat and breathing effort,…
A Safer Way to Build New Dogs Into PlaygroupsA new dog rarely benefits from being placed into a full-length daycare session on the first day. Even friendly, social dogs need time to process unfamiliar…
Why Solo Enrichment Belongs In Every Dog Daycare DayA busy dog daycare can look like a success story: tails wagging, dogs racing across the yard and owners collecting tired, happy companions at the end of the…