Metro Animals

 We have a specially-designed “potty pit” in the back patio filled a foot deep with pea gravel. The dogs learn quickly that this is where they are supposed to do their business. Even puppies learn within a day or two.

The question should be: what don’t they do all day! They run, jump, explore, make friends, play tag, tug, catch, soccer, they climb on the Little Tykes equipment outside, hide, collapse on the couch, snuggle, wrestle, sleep, sniff, bark, howl, dig, roll, swim, drink, paw at the water, obey our basic commands, learn routines, learn good dog behavior, learn how to get along with other dogs, and a bunch more!

Although we are not set up as a traditional kennel, arrangements can be made for currently enrolled daycare dogs who are familiar with our staff and facility. Please call for more details.

 Of Course!  They get as much socialization, exercise, and love from our staff as the big dogs, just in our separate small dog area.

 Yes. We'd prefer they come in the morning(so their energy level matches the rest of the group) and can stay for up to 5 hours.  Half days are great for senior dogs!

YES! Please strongly consider bringing your new puppy to daycare! We love puppies and believe that starting them on the road to socialization at an early age will set them up to be happy, well-behaved dogs for the rest of their lives.  We give puppies of any age individual attention and help them learn basic commands.  Being part of a pack quickly teaches them how to act and how to get along with other dogs and people.  

Yes!  We have the good fortune of having Jana Sowell the Dog Coach and Karen Deeds from Canine Connection on our team to help with any training needs you may have.  They are  competent, certified trainers who can work with you one-on-one or in a group class setting here at the daycare.  Please call to make arrangements and for additional questions.

Yes! We can work with your schedule for an extra fee.  Please call us to discuss.