Getting ready for your dog’s first day with us? This page walks you through what to expect, so you can pack the right things and feel good on drop-off morning.
We care about your dog’s body and mind while they’re with us. A healthy group means more play, better focus in training, and a happier stay for every dog. A little prep from you goes a long way, and we’re grateful for it.
Every dog joining us for training, Graduate Boarding, or Day Camp for Graduates needs to be current on these:
Before drop-off, take a moment to look your dog over. Please keep them home to rest if you notice any of these:
Keeping a dog home on an off day helps us keep a healthy space for all our guests. Thank you for looking out for the group.
If your dog takes medication, we’re happy to give it during their stay.
If your dog’s medication manages a condition that could become life threatening, such as newly diagnosed seizures or diabetes, we ask that you board at a veterinary facility. They have the equipment to give lifesaving care right away if it’s ever needed, and that’s the safest place for your dog.
Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella, plus current flea prevention.
Yes. They apply to training, Graduate Boarding and Day Camp for Graduates.
Please keep them home until the cough clears. Canine cough spreads quickly, and a few days of rest helps your dog and the whole group.
Yes, we’ll gladly give it during the stay. For medication that manages a condition that could become life threatening, such as newly diagnosed seizures or diabetes, we ask that you board at a veterinary facility.
