Vaccines checked every visit
Eight rules,
one attendant per 12.
Dogs playing in groups carries real risks. These rules, our trained attendants and a care agreement keep every day a good one.
Attendants trained in pet first aid
Partner vet four minutes away
Floors disinfected every night
Vaccines up to date
Rabies, DHPP and Bordetella for every dog, checked at every check-in.
Temperament check first
Every new dog does a trial day before joining a regular yard group.
Flat collars only
Collars with ID tags stay on. Prong, choke and shock collars stay home.
Right yard for their size
Big and small dogs play in separate yards all day.
Fixed after seven months
Dogs over seven months join group play once they are spayed or neutered.
Flea and tick protection
Every dog needs a current preventive. We check coats at drop-off.
Rest is part of the day
Most scuffles happen when dogs are tired, so everyone naps at 12:30.
Attendants have the last word
Staff can pause a yard or move a dog to keep everyone safe.
Eyes on every yard.
Every open yard has an attendant in a bright shirt with a whistle. They are trained in pet first aid and dog body language, and they know every regular by name.
1 attendant for every 12 dogs
Pet first aid kit in every yard
Yards cleaned and disinfected every night
The care agreement, in plain words
Five minutes, once a year.
Every dog needs a signed care agreement. It covers group play, emergency vet care and pickup rules, stays on file for 12 months and covers every visit.
You understand group play has real risks
You allow emergency vet care if we cannot reach you
You confirm your dog has no history of biting
What to pack
Pack light.
A flat collar with ID tags
Lunch portioned in a labeled bag
Meds with written instructions
Prong, choke or shock collars
Bones, rawhides and squeaky toys
Safe play starts here.
Book a trial day, upload vaccines before you come and give yourself ten minutes at drop-off.