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Our region is experiencing more frequent and more intense heat waves than ever before. During a “heat wave” or periods of high temperatures and high humidity, we would strongly suggest that heavy coated, brachycephalic and dogs who do not tolerate the heat well refrain from daycare or take advantage of […]

Suggested Policy with Regards to “Heat Waves”

August 5, 2022 in Dingo's Policies / doggy daycare / Essential Reading / General tagged warm weather policies at Dingo's by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

Dear Clients, We get it: life can be hectic and schedules are fluid. Because of this, you may need to delete a previously scheduled daycare appointment. Luckily for you (and us!), you can do this yourself from within your Pet Exec portal! How to Delete/Modify a Daycare Reservation from Within […]

Deleting and Modifying Existing Reservations within Pet Exec

July 22, 2022 in Essential Reading / Pet Exec / Pet Exec Info by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

Leaving your dog in a new place can be a nerve-wracking experience. “What if they aren’t watching my dog?” “What if my dog gets lonely without me?” Every travelling dog parent deserves the peace of mind that comes with knowing your dog is comfortable and happy, alongside a familiar, friendly face. […]

We are NOT a kennel by Kevin Ash, Dingo’s Assistant ...

July 13, 2022 in Dingo's Policies / dog boarding / Essential Reading / Uncategorized tagged dog boarding / dog boarding Beverly / dog sitting Beverly / home boarding / home boarding Beverly / overnight boarding / overnight dog boarding / overnight dog boarding Beverly / overnight dog sitting by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

This Father’s Day, I feel compelled to thank my dad, whose guidance and support helped shape the person – and the business owner – that I am today. Throughout my childhood, and into my twenties, I worked with my dad at his small trucking company in South Boston. Over the […]

Happy Father’s Day

June 19, 2022 in Uncategorized by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

The “long, cold winter” is over. Flowers and trees are in bloom. The days are getting longer, the nights shorter. As we stand firmly ensconced in spring yet eagerly awaiting our favorite time of year here at Dingo’s – summer – please keep the following reminders in the forefront of your mind. The Sun Our […]

Summer Weather Reminders

May 20, 2022 in Dingo's Policies / Essential Reading / Uncategorized tagged dog daycare / doggie daycare / doggy daycare by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

In January of this year the American Red Cross declared its first ever “Blood Crisis” amidst waning donation levels and a greater need for blood. Growing up the daughter of a registered nurse who worked in the donation center at Dana Farber Cancer Hospital in Boston, I saw first hand from a young […]

Dingo’s Supports the American Red Cross; Will You?

February 2, 2022 in Uncategorized by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

Dear Valued Clients, Please note that, in keeping with rising inflation and labor costs, the following price increases will take effect March 1st: Full Days Single Full Day: from $35 to $38/day 5 Full Day Pass: from $155 to $170 ($34/day) 10 Full Day Pass: from $310 to $330 ($33/day) […]

Price Updates: March 2022

February 2, 2022 in Uncategorized by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

Ashley with dogs on leashes by purple dingos dogsitting bus — As the pandemic pups come of age, and folks head back to work, the need for our dog-walking services is as great as ever. In order to assist our back-end staff with the scheduling of these walks, as well as to mitigate issues for our dog walkers, please be aware […]

Dingo’s Dogwalking Services: Policies and Procedures

October 6, 2021 in Dingo's Policies / Essential Reading tagged dog walking / dogwalking by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

dog looking sad at window — Hello Friends, We all know it’s no fun to be sick, but for dogs who can’t communicate their feelings or their needs, it can be even harder. Gastroenteritis, literally the inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, is an illness that affects both dogs and humans, and can be caused by numerous […]

Gastroenteritis: What You Need to Know!

September 21, 2021 in Uncategorized by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

white lab sitting by a fence in the yard — According to the AKC Reunite project, one out of every three dogs will go missing in their lifetime. Facing this possibility means preparing for it so that if your dog goes missing, he can be easily identified and returned home. Getting your dog microchipped is the most reliable way to […]

The Importance of Microchipping Your Dog

May 11, 2021 in General / Pet Health by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere