Dogs Don’t Need To Be Left Alone All Day – Dog Daycare Services

Why doggy daycare?

The vast majority of us do not have the privilege of staying home all day every day to spend time with our 4-legged friends, so most of the time they are left alone during the day. This is a common problem, especially among city dwellers, where many do not have a garden or enclosed area that their dog can access during the day when he is not there. When dogs are left alone all day and doggy daycare is not provided, this can lead to a number of behavioral problems, such as:

• excessive barking
• Furniture and upholstery chewing
• Victorious
• go to the bathroom at home
• Disease
• Anxiety
• Depression

Dogs require mental and physical stimulation and this is why doggy daycare is such a great service, providing your dog with daily walks and integration with the pack, which is vitally important to your dogs overall well being.

Dog daycare offers:

In a home environment, your dog will spend the day at the pet sitter’s home, often blending in with other dogs, and will be treated the same as the pet sitter’s dogs, as one of the family.

Your dog will receive at least 2 walks per day as part of a package or individually by a professional dog walker. Dogs will be kept on a leash unless consent is given.

Your dog will be with a professional dog sitter at all times, so you can be sure they’ll be in good hands.

Medication can be administered with the consent of the owner, so if you have an elderly or sick dog, they can receive their medication during the day if you are not present.

Tips when looking for the right dog daycare

• If it is a good establishment, they will offer you a prior appointment where you can go to see the place and the dogs that they take care of.
• When you visit, check to make sure they have a completely secure, enclosed outdoor space for your dog to run around and not escape.
• Find out how many walks your dog will have per day
• Notice if the handlers and handlers are animal lovers and have a genuine love for dogs and are not just interested in money.
• Check how many dogs are allowed at a time and if the facility is big enough.
• Check if they will pick up and drop off or if you will have to do this
• If they are transporting your dog, find out what mode of transportation they use.