FAQs
I won’t be home when you pick up. Will this be a problem?
Not at all. Many of our clients work full time and aren’t home when we collect or drop off their dogs. Most owners provide us with a house key so we can safely collect and return their dog even when they’re not home. Before returning dogs back into the house we always make sure they have a toilet stop, and we can also put food down for them if required.
Do you accept puppies?
Yes! Puppies are very welcome once their vaccinations are complete.
Daycare can be a fantastic way for young dogs to build confidence, learn social skills and get used to being around other dogs.
Do dogs need a trial day before joining daycare?
Yes. All dogs complete a trial session before joining our daycare groups.
This allows us to make sure they are comfortable in the environment and that they are suitable for group play. It also gives your dog the chance to get used to the daycare routine and meet the team.
Is your play area secure?
Yes. Our daycare fields are fully enclosed with 6ft perimeter fencing, allowing dogs to safely enjoy off-lead play.
We currently operate across three separate play areas, helping us manage different groups safely throughout the day.
My dog hasn’t been neutered or spayed, can they still attend?
Female dogs in season are unable to attend daycare during their season.
Unneutered male dogs are welcome to attend when they are younger, however males over the age of one year who have not been neutered will unfortunately not be accepted.
How are dogs grouped together?
Dogs are carefully grouped based on their energy levels, play style and temperament.
This allows us to create calm, balanced groups where dogs can play safely and confidently with others who match their personality.