Each kennel has a cot, and soft blankets. We offer more interaction and care than a sitter is able to do in one day. We are also much more affordable than private sitters. Our facility also provides the socialization that dogs need to form healthy habits around other dogs. Our Dog bath service is designed to give your dog the best bath experience.
We only use dog friendly products. When you come back to pick up your dog, you will love how they look and smell. Our dog yard is one of a kind. Once your dog has experienced our real grass dog yard, they will never want to stay at any other facility. We know how important it is for dogs to get outside, which is why we place no restrictions on how long your dog stays outside during the day.
Our day care option is a great way to let your dog get out all of their energy before you pick them up to go home. If you spend your day at work, drop off your dog with us. We will keep them active and happy every minute they are here with us. We offer both day services and night services in the same facility. This is important because your dog should be used to where they play during the day and sleep at night. When their surroundings remain consistent, they are much less likely to suffer from stress and anxiety.
We exercise and interact with your dog all day long. They also receive the added bonus of being around other dogs, a great perk for their mental health. Your dog will receive the exercise they need and more when they stay with us. Our fantastic staff are trained and well equipped to tend to your pet. They are sure to care for your pet just as much as you do!
Not only will your dog get some good quality play time with others but they will receive real human interaction as well. Welcome to the Backyard family! This dog facility is specially designed to provide the best services for your dog. Our dog center is designed with both an indoor and outdoor facility. We have a no leash policy so your dog is free to roam and play as they please. We have a full staff of trained team members who are experienced and passionate about what they do.
We have designed our dog center to be highly interactive and utilize wide open spaces. Our trained staff is there to monitor all of our dogs at all times. Our team members also know how to handle dogs with different temperaments and help them interact with one another in an effective manner. This is how we reinforce good behavior. Your dog keeps mobile by frequently jumping. You should also remember that as a dog ages, they may not have the same bounce that a young pup would have, so plan their jumps accordingly.
Measure from their paw to their shoulder and divide that by eight. You can help your dog work their balance, focus, and stability while using a seesaw. Otherwise, most pet stores will have an affordable option. An agility course can easily be made for cheap using PVC. You only need the upright poles to be about 40 inches, and you can connect each upright using a T connection.
Each upright should be spaced about a foot and a half apart. At the end of the line, put a two-foot section that sits on the ground and 90 degrees from the run. At the opposite end of the run, add the same two-foot section using a degree angle but set it in the opposite direction of the other end. You can use small screws through the T connections and degree connections to keep everything together. This allows you to take the agility course apart when you are done.
Try combining these different elements to make a great agility course in your backyard and give your dog a great workout! Avoid toys that introduce potential choking hazards, such as soft toys with plastic eyes or plastic toys with squeakers that can be removed. Do not clutter your backyard park with too many toys or an overly ambitious obstacle course. Your dog needs room to run, roll and play, and too many objects in the space could increase the risk of injury.
Make sure fences are in good repair without splinters or broken pieces that could injure your dog. Some dirt might be nice for digging, but you do not want to have too much dirt or you will have to deal with mud and dirt being tracked into your house. To give you a bit of inspiration, here are 11 things to consider including in your dog park design. Protection from the elements is important, particularly if your park will be doubling as a dog run where your dogs will be spending most of their time when they are outdoors.
You can purchase a pre-built dog house, make it a DIY project or hire an architect to design a structure that matches your house.
Just make sure your dog has a comfortable, dry place to go to get out of the sun or get a little alone time. If there is not much shade in your yard, you may want to consider installing other forms of shade in areas where you and your dog will be playing or spending time together.
A paving stone patio provides a durable, slip-resistant, attractive, easy-to-clean surface where your pet can spill their food or splash water anywhere they please. A water bowl with clean, cool water will suffice, but why not take things up a notch with some running water? Just think how much he or she would love their very own water fountain with running water they can drink or play in. If you do choose to include a pool for your water-loving friends, make sure they can only access it when you are around to supervise their pool time.
Many active dogs love obstacle courses and can be taught to jump through hoops, cross bridges, and weave between cones or poles. You can install a permanent course or purchase portable sets of agility equipment that will allow you to change things up and keep things interesting for your dogs. Most dogs like to patrol the grounds, so you may want to provide your pooch with a patrolling path around the perimeter of your yard to help them make their rounds comfortably.
Having a designated area for restroom activities will make your life easier when it comes to cleaning up after your pets. For example, do you have a dog that will only urinate on grass or a dog that prefers doing his duty on gravel?
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