doggy daycare

An important way to foster a young dog’s social growth and expand his emotional intelligence is to give him ample opportunities to engage with his conspecifics in a pack environment. The “power of the pack” stems from its foundation as a teaching platform whereby older dogs are able to “correct” younger […]

The Secret to a Copacetic Pack, Part 1: Receiving and ...

August 15, 2022 in Dog Training / doggy daycare / General / Petiquette tagged adolescence in dogs / benefits of doggie daycare / Dingo's Dogsitting / dog daycare / dog daycare best practices by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

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

dingos staffers with dog on dingos dogsitting purple bus — Please note that effective immediately, we will require all clients who utilize our transportation services for daycare or boarding to complete and submit the Transportation Services Liability Waiver found either here or on the Contact Us section of our website (among other places). We thank you for your cooperation with this […]

Transportation Services Liability Waiver

May 3, 2021 in Dingo's Policies / dog boarding / doggy daycare / Essential Reading / General by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

We’ve all seen the “Missing Dog” signs posted around town; there are even Facebook groups devoted solely to locating beloved dogs that have gone missing. For the owner of a timid dog, the flight risk is real. In addition to micro-chipping your dog (more info on this to follow in […]

Dingo’s Best Practices/Policy Update: “Break Away Collars”

April 28, 2021 in Dingo's Policies / doggy daycare / Essential Reading / Pet Health tagged Break Away Collars for Daycare by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

large furry dog in a wading pool — 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 […]

Warm Weather Reminders

April 27, 2021 in Dingo's Policies / doggy daycare / Essential Reading / General / Pet Health tagged warm weather policies at Dingo's / warm weather reminders / warm weather reminders at a dog daycare by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

We are asking that clients continue to remain outside for drop-offs and pick-ups for the foreseeable future. If our pack is outside upon your arrival, please feel free to holler over our fence if no one comes out to greet you relatively quickly (though we try to be cognizant of […]

Drop-Off & Pick-Up Procedures

May 15, 2020 in Dingo's Policies / doggy daycare / Essential Reading / General / Pet Health / Petiquette by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

We like to consider ourselves specialists over here at Dingo’s Dogsitting. We do two things: doggy daycare and dog boarding, and we do them well. While some corporate chains push every dog care revenue stream imaginable under one roof – think daycare, boarding, grooming, retail, training, and veterinary care – […]

We’re Specialists, Not Generalists!

August 15, 2019 in Dingo's Policies / Dingo's Staff / dog boarding / doggy daycare / General tagged dog boarding / dog daycare / doggie daycare / doggy daycare by Nancy DeFazio-Beaupere

Pet Exec is a web-based, third-party, doggy daycare management platform that we use to run our business. Upon completion of our Registration and Release Forms and receipt of your vet records, new clients will be assigned a Pet Exec username and a randomly chosen password. As a new client, when […]