Dog Play Care Blackwood

Just like people, we are more aware of mental illness in dogs than we used to be.
Today one in four dogs suffer from behavioural disease. Why?
In the not too distant past back fences were rare and dogs roamed the neighbourhood.
The dog packs provided the members with the social interaction, exercise and stimulation they required. Today, we have fenced back yards and dogs have to stay home if we are away. In modern families your pet dog may be home alone for 8 to 12 hours a day. Not surprisingly, when you get home they demand all your attention, and the energy you don’t have.

Day care is not boarding. It is an interactive environment with dogs running and playing together. Dogs are grouped according to temperament and placed in large runs with up to 20 other dogs. Supervisors constantly observe the play in case anyone gets distressed or too boisterous.
This form of play satisfies the dogs absolute requirement for exercise, social interaction, and play.
When you pick your puppy up on the way home from work they are exhausted, but happy!