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Jenn and Tucker!
In addition to our home boarding option , we also offer dog boarding at our doggy daycare in Beverly, Mass.  Unlike a traditional kennel, we do not have private rooms or runs for the dogs, which is why we require that all dogs who board with us attend daycare at […]

Overnight Dog Boarding at Our Doggy Daycare in Beverly, MA

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It should be noted that not all dogs do well in a daycare setting. Some are aggressive, some have impulse control issues, and others are too anxious to be comfortable in an enclosed area with a large pack of dogs. None of these problems mean your dog is a bad […]

What to Do if Your Dog Gets Expelled from Daycare: ...

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How a Martingale Collar Works
A quick note on dog accessories for clients that utilize our transportation services: while we do remove collars and harnesses in our play areas, as well as utilize our own purple and green Dingo’s leashes for pickups and drop-offs, due to the unpredictable nature of dogs, we cannot assume liability […]

A Note on Dog Accessories for Clients that Utilize our ...

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“When dogs spend long hours doing nothing, they have too much energy to curl up into happy, satisfied rounds at the end of the bed. Their energy has to go somewhere, and for the less sturdy, or simply the more prone to anxiety or compulsion, that somewhere is Crazy-town.” -“Animal […]

Want Your Dog to Curl-Up into a Happy, Satisfied Round ...

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Did you know that all commercial dog kennels that operate for the purposes of day or overnight care must be licensed and inspected annually in accordance with the following Massachusetts General Law: Commonwealth of Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 140 Section 137 “Registration and Licensing of Dogs” When it comes to […]

We Are Fully Licensed and Insured!

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Dingo’s Dogsitting was proud to host David Feldman of Skillful Hands Therepeutic Dog Massage to our facility on Saturday June 9th. David is a certified dog massage therapist. He offers direct therapeutic massage for your dog as well as individual or group instruction for you to learn how to massage […]

Canine Massage Basics with David Feldman of Skillful Hands Therepeutic ...

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As the mother of an 11-month-old, I’ve been reading more and more about child psychology and development, and, as I do so, I cannot help but draw conclusions about the ways in which many of the theories around this evolving field of research are applicable to me in my job […]

“Rough and Tumble Rats” (and Dogs)

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Predatory drift among dogs occurs when the energy level of play becomes overly heightened and morphs or “drifts” into something more aggressive or predatory.  Typically, there are two factors that lead dogs to be aggressive: anxiety or arousal.  Predatory drift hinges on the latter. Usually this sort of maladaptive behavior […]

Predatory Drift: How Un-tempered Arousal Can Lead to Aggression

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