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DOGGY DAYCARE - for dogs of all breeds and sizes
Puppies ...
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... have a lot to gain from attending a doggy daycare. There is almost a 100% guarantee of good playtime. Something that is really high on most puppies' wish list. Next, it is incredibly educational for puppies to get to know different types of dogs and of different ages. It sharpens their social skills and strengthens their self-confidence.
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It also means a lot to a puppy to learn that it is perfectly okay and can even be really fun to be cared for. Because then it can happily say goodbye to you and trust that you will come back.
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The very young puppy may need extra sleep in addition to the nap, in which case we'll tug them in right next to the playroom. That way, they can see and hear that we are still close by while they are removed from the playgroup for a while.
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Below you can meet some of the young dogs that your puppy will be able to get to know at the doggy daycare.
MEET MOLLY
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This little border terrier girl is full of energy and super fun. She likes to hide under the sofa with Kenya when they play with the other dogs. Molly is a real teaser and does not tire easily. In fact, it is most often the others who give up before her.

How to become a pack member:
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• Your dog must be vaccinated against canine distemper, parvovirus and hepatitis.
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• Your dog must have received the kennel cough nasal vaccine (BbPi) within the last year.
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• You must of course have the statutory liability insurance on your dog.
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• Your male dog must be neutered if he is older than 10 months (medical castration is also accepted).
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• Your bitch may not attend the doggy daycare while she is in heat.
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• Your dog should be friendly to other dogs of different sizes.
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You and your dog must visit us and meet a couple of the pack's dogs. Book a visit here.
At Hundehaven Potefryd we strive to create the safest possible environment for the dogs. This means, among other things, that we require vaccinations and do not allow dogs with symptoms of illness to enter the dog park. Despite this, it is important to remember that dogs that play and socialize with other dogs can be exposed to infectious diseases that are not covered by the vaccines.
Read more about Hygiene and Health in the doggy daycare.

MEET SAKO
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This long-legged puppy has a party every day. He loves to horse around. And although the long legs can be a little difficult to control now and then, he likes to jump around both on the sofas and all over the floor. Sako has been best friends with pretty much every dog ​​since his first day at the doggy daycare, and simply has an amazing spirit on top of being full of puppy energy.
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MEET SAMSON
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This guy is a real Bulldog bandit! You can even see in his eyes that he is full of games. He loves to play with everyone big and small, and does not shy away from teasing those who are a lot bigger than himself!

MEET SUSSI
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Sussi is a happy little beauty who gets more and more brave with each day she comes to the dogdy daycare. She loves to bring a couple of dog friends with her to the Sensory Garden, where she can really run fast. And if the others do not want to join, she is happy to party on her own! She always puts a smile on everyone's lips when she invites to play.
MEET KENYA
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This adorable little Jack Russel girl loves speed! And if there is not enough of it, she will make sure to find someone to tease so that things get going.
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She loves everything and everyone as long as you bother to play with her. On the rare occasions when she does run out of steam, she loves to curl up completely in the lap or in the arms of her human friends.
