WE DO IT FOR THE DOGS!

Yes, Canine Clubhouse is licensed by the state and fully insured to ensure the safety of your dog while in our care.

Canine Clubhouse stands out from its facilities due to its unique approach to dog care and the personal touch of its owner. With 10 years of experience across various facilities, the owner has gained valuable insights into industry standards and best practices. This expertise allows Canine Clubhouse to offer more than just a space for dogs to play freely; it provides a structured and engaging environment where each dog is actively involved throughout the day. Instead of merely grouping dogs, the facility keeps them busy with activities that stimulate their minds. This hands-on approach ensures that each dog receives the attention and care they deserve, making Canine Clubhouse a truly one-of-a-kind dog daycare experience.

ABSOLUTELY! While we don't offer in-person tours of our facility,  we do provide scheduled video tours so you can see our daycare environment from the comfort of your home. While insurance protocols keep us from inviting customers into certain areas, we’ll share insightful footage and information about our daily operations, safety measures, and the dedicated team that cares for your furry friends. On any given day, we host 25-40+ dogs enjoying their day, our vibrant space is designed to keep pups happy and engaged. During this virtual tour, you’ll get to explore our carefully designed playrooms and kennel areas from the comfort of your home. 

• All fur-kids must be 4 months or older OR 3 months and up-to-date on all required vaccinations for their age. 
• They must be spayed or neutered if 7 months of age or older. We do make special exceptions with a veterinarian note explaining that you’re waiting due to health reasons.
• All pups must be both human and dog friendly to join in on the fun.

Our groups are split by personality, temperament, size, and play style. 

We require that all dogs be spayed or neutered between 7-9 months old for  doggie daycare.

Yes, our staff is trained to administer medications.

On a daily basis, our doggy daycare guests are rotated through a wide variety of activities. They spend set times indoors, outdoors, playing games with the staff, etc. We encourage you to follow our Facebook page for more information.

Please rest assured that your dog has clean water available 24 hours a day.

Some dogs don’t drink as much while in daycare due to the extra amount of mental and physical stimulation they experience. Much like small children, all the new sights, sounds, smells and people, can be overly exciting and the last thing they want to do is stop to drink. While this is common, know that we monitor your pet's water intake and we will let you know if your pet is not drinking at all. (Although this is rare)

All pets that have not participated in daycare in 6 months are required to complete a re-test. If a pet has not been in daycare in over a year, they must re-test and resubmit paperwork. Very much like kids, dogs' personalities will change depending on the environment, health, and exposure.