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Full-Day Daycare
Drop off from 6:30am, collect a tired dog by 6:30pm. Two structured play blocks, a real midday sleep, and handlers who know your dog's tells by week two. From $38 a day.
A Whole Day, Properly Paced
A full day here is not ten hours of fetch. Dogs play in size-matched groups from 9:00 to 11:30, sleep the middle of the day on cots or in crates, then play a calmer second block before winding down for pick-up. The rest is the product as much as the play — it is what stops your evenings turning into the witching hour.
Dogs with the same schedule land in the same yard with the same handlers, so regulars build genuine friendships. Most owners book fixed days (say, every Tuesday and Thursday), which keeps groups stable and drop-offs tear-free.
What's In Every Full Day
Size-matched yard, same crew
Three yards split by size and play style, with stable weekday groups so your dog sees familiar faces, not a random crowd.
Enforced midday rest, 11:30–2:00
Lights down, every dog naps. Overtired dogs make bad decisions; rested ones do not. This is non-negotiable.
Report card at pick-up
Who they played with, how they napped, what they ate, and anything we noticed — teething, stiffness, a new best friend.
Webcams on every yard
Your login works from day one. Check in at lunch, or just enjoy knowing you could.
Simple, Package-Friendly Pricing
Packages run Monday to Sunday and never expire for regulars. A second dog from the same household gets 10% off.
| Option | Rate |
|---|---|
| Single full day (6:30a–6:30p) | $38 |
| 3 days a week, weekly package | $102 |
| 5 days a week, weekly package | $160 |
| Late pick-up to 7:00pm | $12 |
Full-Day Questions
Yes — and we recommend it. Fixed days mean the same yard, the same handlers and the same dog friends, which is why regulars settle so fast. Tell us your days after the assessment and they are yours.
Most learn within a week — the room goes dark and quiet, and dogs follow the group. Persistent non-nappers get a crate in our quietest corner with a chew, which works for nearly all of them.
For some dogs, yes — seniors, young puppies and low-stamina breeds often do better on a half day. The assessment day tells us honestly, and we will say so if half days suit better.