Regular daycare

A Great Day for Them. A Little More Freedom for You.

Dog daycare designed around more than simply keeping your dog busy. We get to know the dog behind the wag.

Welcome to the Pack

Daycare with a purpose

We make room for the dog in front of us.

Some dogs want to wrestle. Some want a tennis ball. Others need affection or a quiet reset. Good daycare should respond to all of them.

Social time

Appropriate opportunities to play, interact and build friendships.

Enrichment

Sniffing, exploring and problem-solving keep curious brains engaged.

Human connection

Interaction, encouragement and affection are part of the experience.

Time to reset

Quiet moments help dogs decompress and recharge throughout the day.

Active observation

We learn what your dog enjoys and what helps them have their best day.

They’re not just another dog in the room.

Their friendships, quirks, confidence and comfort cues matter. The more we understand your dog, the better decisions we can make about their day.

Welcome to the Pack

Five days. One important introduction.

New daycare dogs begin with 5 real daycare days. Your dog gets time to know our people, routines and space while we learn who they are.

Comfort in our environment

Social preferences and play style

Communication and energy level

Ability to settle and recharge

Individual likes, dislikes and quirks

5 daycare days + introduction

$300

A relationship, not a 1-hour snapshot.

These are 5 days of valuable care—not a $300 evaluation fee. At the end, we’ll share what we learned and discuss the best rhythm for your dog.

After the introduction

Choose the rhythm that fits your family.

Memberships

Predictable monthly care for dogs who visit regularly.

Daycare packages

Prepaid visits with flexibility for changing schedules.

Individual days

Occasional care for approved BATMV daycare dogs.

North Bend Premium Outlets with convenient I-90 access.

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Think your dog might love it here?

Start with Welcome to the Pack and give us 5 days to learn what makes your dog tick.