Outdoor Play Yard
Fresh air, sunshine, and room to run — our outdoor yard gives dogs the open space they crave between rest periods.

Why daycare?
Regularly attending an interactive doggy daycare can benefit your dog's health and wellbeing — better social skills, healthy weight, less separation anxiety, and a confidence boost, all just from playing with friends. Our goal is to create a space where your dog feels as relaxed and at home as they do with you.
Fresh air, sunshine, and room to run — our outdoor yard gives dogs the open space they crave between rest periods.
We match dogs by size, temperament, and play style — never an unstructured free-for-all, so every dog feels safe and comfortable.
Treadmill, scent work, agility, and nutrition puzzles for dogs who thrive on one-on-one mental stimulation.
Learn moreHow It Works
Free temperament evaluation
We start with a complimentary evaluation. Staff observe your dog's behavior in our evaluation room as they acclimate to the space, then bring in another dog from a distance and progressively close the gap as comfort increases.
Book your free evaluationStep 2 — Care begins
Based on our evaluation your dog will either be eligible to join Group Play or will have the option to do Enrichment Play.
Pricing
Drop off any time during operating hours and stay until 7pm.
Single day
$51
per day
5-Day Pack
$226.95
$45.39 per day
10-Day Pack
$433.50
$43.35 per day
20-Day Pack
$846.60
$42.33 per day
Half-Day Daycare
Morning session only (7am–12:30pm). If your pet is not picked up by 12:30pm, the full day rate applies.
Puppies (4 months – 1 year)
$79 per session, three one-hour sessions. Supervised play with dogs of various sizes, enrichment activities (snuffle mats, frozen Kongs, treat hide-and-seek), outdoor potty breaks, and resource-guarding guidance. Requires Rabies vaccine plus current vaccination paperwork. Graduates receive a Certificate of Completion and become eligible for Group Play daycare.
FAQ
Daycare is best for dogs who enjoy social settings or benefit from structured activity. If group play isn't a fit, our Enrichment program offers one-on-one alternatives.
Rabies, Distemper (DAPP/DHPP or DA2PP), and Bordetella must be up to date every visit. Influenza is highly recommended.
Yes — every dog gets a quiet rest period between 12:30pm and 1:30pm so they can recharge and avoid overstimulation.
Dogs over 1 year old must be spayed or neutered (unless a vet advises otherwise).
Reach us by phone or email to schedule your free meet-and-greet.