Frequent questions
Does my dog need to be desexed?
Short answer is no, however there are many benefits when desexing your dog when it comes to socialising them with other dogs. Their behaviours can vary and be very different when they are at home compared to at daycare. Our friendly staff are educated on this topic and are happy to discuss this topic with you.
What do I need to bring?
You wont need to bring anything with you as we have all the snacks, treats and toys for them.
What if my dog has had minimal, to no socilisation with other dogs?
We can work with your dog to see if they are suitable to continue coming to daycare, for some, it will be their first time socialising. Our team will assess your dog and get to know them throughout the day. Our team will slowly try socialising your dog while they are with us however, your dog MUST be social to be able to attend doggy daycare regularly.
How old can my dog start daycare?
Your dog must have all three puppy vaccinations before attenting (C5).
How much does daycare cost?
Please visit our info/prices page
How do I book?
Please follow the steps through this link to book in or contact us or email us
Does my dog have to wear a harness?
All dogs attending daycare must be wearing at least a collar or harness.
How does the trial work?
Our lovely staff will ask you questions to get to know your dog. They then take them out to the yard for one on one playtime to figure out their personality and play style. We will then find the right play group based on the temperament and behaviour of your dog. They will then be assessed throughout the trial. At the end of the day the staff can provide you with feedback.
What breeds can attend daycare?
Any breed can attend. It is all based of behaviour and temperament.
Does my dog have a chance to have a rest?
Of course. It is important that all of our guests get the chance to have a rest period, being at daycare is very stimulating mentally and physically meaning that your pup will need a break. Our staff will monitor play groups and decide when is best for dogs to have a rest.