Three days, at their pace.Three days, straight into play.Three days, watched closely. Our staff guide your dog into the group and learn how they play: who they’re drawn to, when they need a break. Many of our dogs are rescues; each one sets their own pace.Matches: Rescue Some dogs jump right in; others take their time. By the third day, we know your dog, and they know us.Our staff introduce your dog to the group and learn how they play: who they’re drawn to, how rough is too rough, when they need a break. Many of our dogs are rescues; each one sets their own pace.Matches: Rescue Social dogs usually find their feet on day one.Matches: Already social By the third day, they have friends waiting.Our staff guide your dog into the group and watch closely: who they’re drawn to, what worries them, when they need a break. Many of our dogs are rescues; each one sets their own pace.Matches: Rescue Some dogs jump right in; others take their time. Both are fine. By the third day, you and we will both know.Matches: Not sure yetWe go slowly, guiding your dog into the group with a handler close by. We never push.Matches: On the shy side Many of our dogs are rescues; a new start takes patience.Matches: Rescue Some shy dogs warm up within the hour; others need all three days. By the end, your dog knows us, and we know what helps them feel safe.
…it was quickly apparent she was eager to socialize with the neighborhood hounds. … Daisy was welcomed into their pack and now drags me in there every morning tail wagging eager to join her friends and play all day!
We asked like, “How will we know if Dozer likes it here?” And you said, “Trust me, you’ll know.” And within one visit, we could tell
As a rescue dog, at first our pup was hesitant and not excited to head to daycare, but in just a couple of days, the staff made our dog comfortable.
Day 1, curious. Day 3, a best friend. - …it was quickly apparent she was eager to socialize with the neighborhood hounds. … Daisy was welcomed into their pack and now drags me in there every morning tail wagging eager to join her friends and play all day!
— Suzanne C., Matches: Already social - We asked like, “How will we know if Dozer likes it here?” And you said, “Trust me, you’ll know.” And within one visit, we could tell
— One of our parents on camera, Matches: Not sure yet - Matches: On the shy side
Scout’s first days: head low and sniffing, then, three weeks on, wrestling with a friend - As a rescue dog, at first our pup was hesitant and not excited to head to daycare, but in just a couple of days, the staff made our dog comfortable.
— Mike M., Matches: Rescue
