Our Doggie Daycare

-$28 per day, per dog

-Packages

5 day packages are $130 per package (includes 5 days at $26 each)
10 day packages are $240 per package (includes 10 days at $24 each)
20 day packages are $440 per packages (includes 20 days at $22 each)

Daycare is not available on Holidays.

Daycare Packages do not expire.

Online Credit Card Processing is now available through Paw Partner to save a card on file, renew packages, catch up on bills that are billed to your account, or for reservation deposits! A credit card processing fee will be applied at check out. Please ask a staff member if you have any additional questions.

Who Needs Doggie Daycare?

Hyper Dogs

Anxious Dogs

Dog daycare can be a great option for high-energy dogs because it provides physical exercise and mental stimulation. Dogs can run around and play with other dogs, which can help them burn off energy. Daycare can also help dogs learn good behavior and adjust to new dogs. Dogs who attend daycare may become more relaxed and manageable. They can also learn social skills and make new friends!

Anxious Dogs

Dog daycare can be a helpful option for dogs that don't like to be home alone. It can decrease destructive behaviors like barking or chewing, and your dog will likely come home mentally exhausted and ready for a nap. It can also help to build confidence while pups are away from home enduring new environments and interactions.

Bored Dogs

Anxious Dogs

Bored Dogs

Less active lifestyles can be damaging to pets bodies and minds. Dogs who spend a lot of time alone can learn to adapt to this slow-paced routine, but by limiting their physical and mental activity, they could be prone to weight issues, mobility issues, overeating, and poor digestion. Doggie daycare can provide dogs with socialization, mental stimulation, and physical exercise, which are essential for their overall well-being.

Every Daycare Dog Starts with an Evaluation

The evaluation allows your dog to meet the staff to ensure that they are able to be handled as well as evaluating a group play setting. Your dog will meet a few dogs of varying sizes and personalities in a controlled area. After being given an opportunity to sniff and explore, new dogs will be introduced, one at a time. This gives the handlers the opportunity to see if your dog is going to continue to be comfortable with meeting dogs as the group gets larger.

If the evaluation is passed then staff will walk you through the process of scheduling your dog for future daycare dates.

If your daycare tells you that your dog does not enjoy daycare or is not the right fit for their daycare group, it doesn’t mean that your dog is bad.

The barking lot staff offers full transparency, as their goal is to provide the safest, most fun experience for all of our furry friends. If your dog shows signs that they aren’t suited for daycare, the team will be open and honest about it.

A Day in the Life of a Daycare Dog

Play time

-Daycare drop off is only available with a reservation

-Our doors open at 7 and drop off can happen anytime after that

-Group play time begins at 9am

A staff member is present at all times
Drinking water, toys, play equipment, pools & sprinklers (weather dependent) are also provided
Indoor & outdoor play areas available

-Weather dependent we like to utilize our spacious outdoor area as much as

possible but our climate controlled (heated and air-conditioned) indoor play

area is just as fun!

Lunch/Quiet time

-Designated quiet time for all dogs is from 12:30-1:30pm each day

Additional breaks if needed for any pups needing a quick reset/ nap to recharge

-Busy treats available for purchase

-Clients may bring a lunch if they would like

More Play time

-Group play time resumes from 1:30pm to 6pm

Daycare is not for Every Dog

- There are a few factors to consider before enrolling your dogs in daycare services. Sadly, not every dog is suited for daycare

Poorly or unsocialized dogs could potentially be overwhelmed, aggressive, or anti-social at daycare
If your dog has past incidents of dog or human aggression, then daycare could be unsafe for your dog, other dogs, and staff
While not a deal-breaker, unaltered pets can be challenging to incorporate in daycare activities and group play

-Fortunately, daycare staff will do an evaluation of your pet to determine whether or not they are suited for daycare services