Daycare                                

A tired dog is a good dog!! Why leave your dog at home to be bored and potentially get into mischief when s/he can come play with us!!

Daycare is the perfect way to meet your dogs exercise and socialization needs!   Paws Up facility boasts an acre of outdoor play space and 4 separate indoor play areas, your dog will make new friends (human and dog) and come home tired!!  Owner/manager, Muriel Gardner, is a certified dog trainer and skilled at recognizing and handling dog pack behavior.

All of this space allows us to cater to the needs of various dogs with differing play styles and energy levels!  Multiple play groups are often created and the personality of each dog help determine which group they will have the most fun enjoying as well as help to keep all dogs safe during playtime!!

Dogs are free to run and play inside and out with 100% supervision at all times.  During cold or wet weather, areas inside the house and barn provide plenty of room for dogs to continue their play without being exposed to the elements.  During summer months small wading pool are filled so that dogs may splash around and cool off, or find one of the many shady areas, complete with misting systems, throughout all of our yards.

Full Day:

• Frisbee · Ball toss  · agility games · playtime with friends · Treats · water games

• Hours are Monday -Friday 7am to 6pm

• (early drop off and late pick up are available for an additional fee)

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• Daycare Rate

• Full Day: $25

•    Half Day: $15

• (multiple day and multiple dog discounts are available)

Shuttle Service Available!!

Assistant Manager, Cris Ballard will transport your dog to and from daycare!  One Way: $8, Round Trip $12

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• Picture of the day

  Each night clients are emailed pictures of the various dogs that attended daycare on that day. Chances are excellent that your dog will be included in some of these photos. 

   

Report Cards  

When you pick up your dog you will receive a report card that will tell you who s/he played with that day, how they behaved, and staff notes that provide descriptions of what your dog did during the day.