Dog day care programs benefit the dogs of owners who have busy lives and are unable to socialize and exercise their dogs. Owners benefit from a guilt-free day of work or play and can return home with a calm and relaxed pet. Dog Daycare offers the best of both worlds for both dogs and owners.

Beginning in California in 1987, daycare for dogs has expanded to virtually every small town in America. Started by dog ​​enthusiasts, the owners apply the same principles of running any business combined with their love of dogs to create the best daycare business.

An article in the online magazine VetCentric.com described the benefits of dog daycare this way:

“The guiding principle behind dog daycare is simple: provide a safe and healthy environment with lots of interaction, both with other dogs and with people. Dogs can participate in group games, gnaw on their favorite toy, hang out with humans. at the office, or just lounging on a couch and watching TV. The point is, they’re not alone at home. “

Other benefits of doggy daycare include a social environment where dogs can play together, lots of activity, an excellent release for high-energy dogs, year-round daycare operation (except major holidays), member attention of trained staff and peace of mind for the hard-working owner.

Dog kindergartens are mainly carried out in large, open spaces that have some system of separation both by size and temperament. Most doggie daycares also have an outdoor exercise area. Some nurseries offer furniture for dogs to climb on, agility equipment, and lots of toys.

Some things to consider when looking for a doggie daycare are the professionalism of the staff. Make sure they love dogs, know a lot about dog behavior, and interact with those in the daycare every day. Also, be aware of the availability of space and “time out” areas for dogs that don’t get along. Make sure your dog is comfortable with the air conditioning, heating, and bedding. Also, check the affordability and general dog day care policies.

Kelley Blackston

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