1) What is the typical dog to human ratio? During peak hours we typically have six staff members on site; we average about 30 dogs per day. 2) Do you have an enclosed outdoor area for the dogs? If yes, how big is it and how often are the dogs […]
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Some of us have friends or family that are capable of watching our dog(s) while we travel. Most people can fill a water bowl, measure out some kibble, and bring a dog out quickly so he/she can elimintate? But at Dingo’s Dogsitting, dog boarding is more than just a place […]
How Dog Boarding Is Like Summer Camp for Dogs
Cold weather can make people feel down, unmotivated, and depressed. It can do the same thing for dogs. The “winter blues” or Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can be a real problem for dogs. The People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals, a leading veterinary charity in the UK, conducted a study on […]
Tackling Cold Weather Blues with Doggy Daycare in Beverly
by Dylan Gerard Climbing over snowbanks while leading two dogs full of energy out to the play yard may seem like a challenging task for some. For CCAP Student Lizzy Leverone however, it is just another joyful day at work. Since last August, Leverone has been a student in the […]
CCAP Student Turns Passion into Employment
According to a University of Florida study, dogs stayed in place three times longer when owners used petting as a reward compared to when they were only given verbal praise. Physical contact via nuzzling, cuddling and licking is a language dogs use to communicate with one another, so researchers say, […]