Puppy Day School

During the day, your puppy or small dog will enjoy their own dedicated outdoor and indoor spaces. Our fenced-in yards are perfect for outdoor play, while our climate-controlled indoor areas provide a safe space on days with less-than-ideal weather. Both areas offer ample potty breaks to maintain good house manners.

Puppy day school focuses on actively learning manners, crate training, and socialization to novel sights, sounds, and experiences like grooming. Puppy day school is great for puppies who love interacting with other dogs and people!

Our Fear Free certified puppy school trainers use positive reinforcement principles to ensure safety, maintain good behaviors, and maximize fun!

Because we believe a tired dog is just that a tired dog we do not recommend puppies attend daycare more than 3 days a week. An over-tired puppy is the opposite of happy! Puppy day school will run Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday from 7 am-2 pm (extended pick up hours available)

Daycare Rates:

Full days

$38 with drop-off from 7-8:30 am and pick-up before 2 pm.

Puppy play school includes lunch time, individual training time, group training, and lots of bathroom breaks.  

The puppy day school intake form must be fully completed prior to scheduling:

  • Puppies must be under 6 months old (large breeds under 25 lbs)

  • Puppies should be comfortable around humans

  • Dogs must weigh over 5 lbs. to attend puppy day school

  • Age-appropriate vaccines are required

  • Puppies must have a clear fecal test before attending

Daycare Policies:

We will reach out to set up a trial once we review your form

A typical daycare day (weather dependent)

  • 7:00- 8:30 am: Daycare Drop off - Dogs are separated into play groups. 

We recommend a 7 am drop-off for all new dogs 

  • 8:30- Noon: Playtime inside/ outside (weather dependent) and training time

*In less-than-ideal weather conditions we split time between inside and outside 

  • 11:00 am- 12:00 pm:  Lunches for puppies

Each dog is given their lunch in either an interactive toy or a slow feeder bowl.

12:00- 2:00 pm : Play time/ training and preparing to head home

Chill-out time both in and out of the crate is reinforced and encouraged. Crate training is an essential skill for puppies!

Kongs, nylabones, and benebones are provided for enrichment and opportunities to practice being calm in the crate 

All outdoor, indoor, and crate areas are monitored by cameras.

Frequently asked questions

  • We use crates for lunch breaks and naps for those who need them.

  • We offer daycare baths, nail trims, and full grooms! Ask us at booking!

  • We have indoor space for both yards!

  • Daycare is a good option for dogs who are already well-socialized with other dogs, are physically healthy, and enjoy spending time with people.

    Daycare is not an acceptable option to help fearful, aggressive, anxious, or under-socialized dogs learn to like other dogs.

  • We do not offer over night boarding or day boarding. Send us an email for info on local boarding facilities and pet sitters.