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The Benefits of Doggie Day care

Dogs day care is commonly referred to as dog day care, which often indicates short term, informal care for canines. It fills in a gap between overnight kennel or other overnight pet sitting services, whereby the sitter visits the animal’s home during the day. This type of care is ideal for pet owners who are away on business or have family commitments, leaving their canines at home while they are treated to play and interact with other animals.

The services provided by Hounds Town pet care franchise facilities tend to be limited, and owners must contract with the day care facility for their dog’s care. Some owners may choose to visit their dog in their doggie day care facility instead. This allows them to see their dog in its own environment without having to travel to their doggie day care center. However, it may not be possible for many owners to make consistent appearances each day.

Cost varies greatly between day care centers and depends not only on the services provided but also on the location of the facility. Day care facilities may charge a flat fee per day, or at an hourly rate. Some facilities operate on a “pay as you go” policy, in which the fee only covers the dog’s care and services when they are used. Fully-staffed doggie day care facilities, on the other hand, are a bit more expensive, as there may be an ongoing need for vet care and emergency care.

A good doggie day care program offers exercise, games, and social interaction for your dog. Exercises may consist of walking, running, playing catch, or any other activity that requires your pet to move around a lot. These types of activities release excess energy, build up physical stamina and burn off excess calories. Exercise helps to keep a doggie healthy, and helps him avoid destructive behavior problems that are common in overweight dogs. By keeping their bodies active, doggies avoid destructive behavior such as digging, chewing, jumping, and tearing things up.

Socialization is important for dogs that need to be taken out to meet new people and dogs that are going to be exposed to a lot of new things in their environment. A doggie day care facility is a great place for pets to learn how to interact with other animals and people and to develop a sense of community. This is especially important for large or outdoor dogs, as they have to learn how to live in a fenced yard, without being exposed to wild animals or other animals that may cause them harm.