Dog DayCamp (DayCare)
Our Dog Daycare in Juliette, GA is focused on a day that encourages socialization, treats, fun activities, mental stimulation and rest. Our small playgroups ensure safety & fun come first. Whether your dog’s attendance is daily, weekly or on an as-needed basis, we offer a fun, safe environment for your dog to enjoy and peace of mind for you!
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Camp ORIENTATION Day | $40
We are a safety first facility that requires each dog to come in for an ORIENTATION day prior to booking their first day of DayCare or Overnight Boarding (Drop offs AM, Pick ups PM- cost $40).
ORIENTATION will be scheduled once the New Client form is received, and all required vet information is completed and sent to us.
CAMP ORIENTATION can be SCHEDULED on Monday, Tuesdays, Wednesdays- dropping off between 8:30-12 and picking up between 4-6pm.
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Group Play Dog DayCamp | $28/day
Dogs are pack animals and there are so many benefits to having your furry family member come in to play. We have some guests who come 5 days a week, others who come 1 time per week, and some who just make a reservation on an as-needed basis. Whenever they are here, there will be plenty of friends to meet and fun things to do! All dogs are required to complete an Orientation Day and get approved for Group Play prior to booking Day Camp.
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DayStay Dog DayCamp | $28/day
Not all dogs love the social aspects for Dog Daycare, or like a group setting- but we still have a solution for those pet parents who want their pup to experience the fun of DayCamp. Our DayStay program includes personalized experiences for these furry guests with mental stimulation, staff play, outside time, and time to rest and relax in a private room.
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Enrichment Add-ons
Looking for a way to personalize your pups day? We have the perfect solution with our extended activities list.
- K9 IQ Puzzles
- Seasonal Snacks/Treats
- Snuffle Mats
- Lick Mats
- Bubble Play
- Seasonal Barks & Crafts
- Stuffed Kongs
-Pool Day in the summer!
Group Play Requirements:
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Group Daycare dogs MUST be SPAYED, NEUTERED.
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Must be able to share toys, not territorial over toys
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No aggression of any kind- over toys, food, bedding
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Able to play with others of same size and temperament without full-time supervision
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no 'play police', but wanting to socialize and interact with others dogs
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not excessive barkers, not anxious
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NO HUMPING, NO MARKING
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well-socialized dogs that are familiar with dogs of different sizes and breeds, and comfortable with staff, noises, surroundings, etc.
Camp Orientation
CAMP ORIENTATION allows us to interact with your pet- giving and picking up toys and food, leashing up your pet, teaching them to use the doggy door, taking them out to the play yard, observing the dynamic between multiple family dogs, and visiting with our staff. Orientation days are paid full days ($40- 8:30-12/4-6pm).
We DO NOT take pets that are not potty trained, excessive barkers, need crating, destructive, climbers, severely anxious, require excessive cleanup, or need hospice care. We are a boarding facility- not a training facility.
We reserve the right to refuse daycare, boarding, or grooming to any pet whose aggressive or destructive behavior is a threat to other animals, kennel staff, or warrant repairs to the building. We want your pet to be comfortable, safe, and happy. Not all pets are compatible in a boarding setting. We reserve the right to CANCEL your boarding appointment or NOT BOOK it if your pet does not successfully complete their ORIENTATION. We encourage you to have a back up plan for boarding if they do not successfully complete their ORIENTATION DAY.
Pets that show aggression, or are destructive to property will be removed from premise at the owners expense to include damages and all reserved dates of reservation- immediately.
What we are looking for at ORIENTATION:
- Ability for each dog to use the doggy door appropriately; associating the outside area with eliminations.
- No chewing on the cot, walls, doggy door, flap, etc.
- Settling in the room - no pacing, drooling, hiding, cornering themselves, jumping, excessive barking, or trying to escape.
- Ability to be leashed up and taken outside for play time & return afterwards.
- Watch for climbing - trying to climb inside or outside, trying to climb out of fence.
- No food or toy aggression & not being territorial over the room/space.
- No excessive barking.
- No people aggression (for the safety of our staff).
- We DO take dogs that are seniors, medical needs, blind, deaf, etc, but they have to be medically healthy enough to board and be able to navigate the doggy door and boarding room.
DayCamp Fun!
