Boarding - includes enrichment, games, and structure

Dog Daycare Is a fun alternative to leaving your dog at home while you are at work or otherwise busy, that allows your K-9 companion to socialize and play with other dogs in a safe and controlled environment. Your furry friend will get needed exercise and develop social skills. The outdoor play area in our fenced-in yard is where the dogs spend most of their day (and on days with inclement weather, a section of the play-yard is covered), offering a safe play space with ample potty breaks outside to maintain good house manners. With toys for playing, balls to chase, safe bones to chew, a tunnel to explore and plenty of room to run, your dog will be happy and tired at the end of their day! Daycare can be an excellent option for puppies, teens, and dog-savvy adult dogs who love other dogs and people! 

All dogs are under constant supervision by our Play & Train Specialists who utilize the principles of positive reinforcement in the play yards and continue to reinforce all training commands used by our Training Specialists to help maintain continuity, keep a focus on safety, maintaining good behaviors, and fun!

POLICY:
Any dog that has already trained with us through board and train or private training will not need an additional assessment/trial run. 

Dogs who have not previously trained with us will need to schedule an assessment/trial run before being accepted for daycare. 

• We are unable to accept dogs under 4      months old (16 weeks)
• Dogs should be comfortable around dogs      of varying sizes, ages, and breeds.
• We utilize toys and other treats in our      yards. Dogs with severe resource-guarding tendencies will not be      successful. 
• Dogs must weigh over 10 lbs.      to attend daycare 
• Rabies, Kennel Cough, and      Distemper/Parvo/Leptospirosis combination vaccines, as well as flea and      tick prevention are required.
• Dogs must attend daycare at least once      every 2 weeks to stay eligible for daycare.
• While we do not require dogs to be      spayed/neutered at this time, females in an active heat cycle may not      attend daycare or boarding. Once their cycle is finished, they must be      groomed before returning.

**Massachusetts Dog training Services reserves the right to refuse services based on temperament or health at any time.