DAYCARE

Being a part of the doggy daycare

 

Your dog is part of a pack when it is with us! That is, it is part of a social dog community consisting of sweet and loving family dogs.

 

In the doggy daycare we have three dog pens as well as a sensory garden where your dog can use its nose and be mentally stimulated.

 

The dogs are divided into different play groups according to size and energy level. We get to know your dog as a pack individual and find out what its temperament is, how it likes to play, and how much it wants to rest. In this way, we ensure that it is integrated into the right play group.

​

In each play group, there are dog sitters who observe the dogs' behaviour and help the dogs so that they continue to be nice to each other and respect each other's boundaries.

 

2 to 3 times a day the dogs come out for a short walk in our outdoor yard, where they can do their business.

​

In the middle of the day we have a four-hour midday rest. This is where all dogs need to rest so they can sleep. Those who know the routine often fall asleep within a few minutes.

 

At the doggy daycare 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.

 

Here you can read more about hygiene and health in the doggy daycare.