I have a 3-year-old, high-energy large dog that I adopted about 6 months ago. He has a great temperament, but like any rescue, needs work on some things. We've done training, but he still gets very excited/overstimulated a lot and can't hear me when he's in those states. I knew he needed some more social time and active time, but I was not confident enough to take him to a dog park. Dog Dog Daycare has been a great fit for him. When we pull in the parking lot, Titan starts doing his happy dance in the back seat. (Then he remembers he's not supposed to dance in the back seat, and tries to sit like a good boy for a few seconds. Then repeat happy dance.) Their Covid protocols are great and I can tell he is in a structure that he knows and understands. I take him a few times a week when I go into the office for a full day, and he always comes out calmer and happy at the end of the day. He is still ready to party, all the time, but, all the play lets him calm down enough to hear me when I give him a command.

When my husband and I got a puppy in March, we knew it was a big commitment, but we truly underestimated how high energy a puppy can be. We quickly searched for doggy daycares nearby, because it wasn’t possible to just work from home with her destroying things and running around in the background. Dogdog got back to us super quickly, made the signing up process very easy, and had very fair pricing. The staff always give thorough feedback at the end of the day about how she was, and you can tell they love your dog too. Sophia is especially detailed and helpful in her feedback, you can tell she really watched and cares about the dogs, and wants them to become better pups every day. At puppy age especially, it’s wonderful to know she’s being trained to interact with other dogs and humans constantly at an impressionable age during the day while we’re not able to be with her. It has been four months since starting at dogdog, and I’m convinced taking her to daycare so early made her very sociable with other dogs. We love the pictures we get at the end of everyday of her and her friends (see attached). And they get to have fun activities too with balls, tunnels, and hoses. And the biggest blessing of all - she comes home tired and snuggly (see attached). We get quality sweet time with her in the evening and she sleeps overnight like a baby. That makes energetic activities with her over the weekend super fun instead of a tiring no-days-off obligation. Tracey has a great group of people there and I feel very comfortable knowing who’s taking care of my pup. Thank you dogdog for making it possible for us to be dog parents!

Very nice dog daycare. I, personally, feel a little more at ease with a live camera so I can check in but our puppy seemed satisfied when he came home. I also appreciated all of the pictures they posted of him.

We've only taken Pippa a few times to Dog Dog but each time I have been impressed with their cleanliness and professionalism. I have been especially enjoying the photo updates they have sent. I appreciate the personalized attention for my somewhat anxious dog, and I feel as though she's in good hands!