Such great photos - several fav's of JT for the day esp. the ones of a group of smallish dogs with him in the middle. But more importantly, as I was scrolling through dozens & dozens of the days photos there were so many adorable shots of all the dogs.  Found myself thinking "Oh look at this picture and how cute is that of those 2 little dogs and what a great photo of that group of bigger dogs...can instantly tell they are all having a great time !" Thank you Dog Dog Daycare for taking such good care of the dogs and thanks too for the daily photos.

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.

My dog is super-happy to go, and I like that they seem to match dogs up by play style, not just size. They reinforce her training, which is nice. They are convenient to get to and park near, too. Give them a try!

My pup Nigel is always SO happy to go and always SO exhausted afterwards because of all the playtime and attention he gets at daycare here. Staff is wonderful, online booking is a breeze, and I love getting pictures of Nigel’s playtime every time he spends the day there. He was a rescue fostered in a houseful of dogs before I adopted him and now that he’s the only dog in the house, I know he really loves having the opportunity to go to Dog Dog to socialize —and it’s beneficial to his well-being. Love this place!!