Daycare

At Canine College daycare, our students are never left unattended in the playfield with other students – setting us apart from other daycare service providers. Our “coaches” are trained in dog management and pack behavior, and have breed-specific knowledge. Canine College is a structured environment where your dog can be a dog, utilize the pack skills he was born with and communicate instinctually with other dogs.

About Daycare
Students play in our Halls all day with one lunch and one dinner break. All-day play with us provides your student exercise and activity that is vital to his or her life longevity, especially for dogs bred for work and for whom boredom may lead to chewing, licking, digging, barking and more. Other benefits of doggie daycare include socialization, mental stimulation, absence of boredom and weight control just to mention a few! Everything you’d expect from a College!

  • Segmented play fields
  • Skilled, caring and professional staff
  • All-day supervised play
  • Instant daytime outdoor access
  • Latchkey (optional late hours)

Watch your student LIVE on CollegeVision
Parents enjoy the peace of mind knowing their student is not left alone for long hours. While it’s difficult to leave your companion at home while you juggle the demands of home and work, you are able to log onto our private College Vision WebCam and watch your Canine College student play! We hear from clients that this provides a great sense of satisfaction that their favorite student is among friends. Caution: we are not responsible when your co-workers crowd around your computer monitor to watch your student with you and the boss walks by!

Daycare For Puppies – our College Prep Puppy Program

Puppies have special needs and we are here to help you! We are launching our Puppy Socialization program aka the “College Prep Puppy Program”. This is an extremely affordable way for your puppy to meet, greet and become comfortable with people and other dogs for the first 6 months of age – the window of opportunity you have to help mold your new dog’s socialization skills.

What makes Canine College different than other daycare service providers?

  • We have numerous Halls for your dog to play in – we “fit” your dog to the Hall that best fits his temperament and needs.
  • Trained and skilled staff with low person to dog ratio that play with your dogs. Secondary to being the Alpha our staff actually plays with your dog while at Canine College. We have separate staff for housekeeping, administration and meal preparation so your student gets the attention you expect and they deserve. Additionally, our staff has been trained by the American Red Cross for Dog First Aid and Dog CPR and are Pet Care Services Certified Technicians.
  • We do not have a “required” drop-off time for daycare – even half days! Drop your dogs off at your convenience within our operating hours of 6:30 am – 6:30 pm Mondays through Saturday!
  • Can’t make it by 6:30 pm to pick-up your student? Not a problem, we have latchkey service available until 9:00 pm, Mon-Fri and 8:00 pm on Saturdays. Call our offices on the days you are running late or have a last minute dinner engagement!
    No reservations for dog daycare!
  • Your dog is never left unattended in our Halls and playfields – there is always a human with your dog at all times.
  • Your dog has access to outdoors while in the playfields. Our indoor Halls have outside fields attached to them, reinforcing learned behaviors.
  • College Vision WebCams are private and password protected to insure your privacy
  • Your dog plays all day! Not 2 or 3 hours – all day! Our daycare students are given a one hour lunch break to bring the stimulation of the playfield down and provide your student a rest. We have five playfield Halls and one Pledge Hall to accommodate your canine student’s play needs!
  • We have four different Pledge Halls where the temperament testing for our various halls are given. These Halls, most frequently used for temperament testing, double as a quiet place for our Students when they’d like to “sit out on the bench” and rest.
    • Upper Classman Hall for our larger and more rambunctious students! This large indoor field has indoor play equipment and is roomy enough to easily accommodate a good game of canine field football, soccer or tennis!
      Sophomore Hall is for our dogs who have matured and outgrown (physically) the Lower Classman Hall BUT are not quite mature enough for the Upper Classman Hall.
    • Lower Classman Hall for our smaller and more timid students. This field, equipped with play equipment designed specifically for dogs, is perfect for your students who are smaller or timid.
    • Freshman Hall is designed for our younger students….. Our youngest students and puppies. A perfect play to romp and get to know other canine students. Wonderful socialization skills that last a lifetime can be built in this field! Your student will learn “doggie language” from other dogs – a language that cannot be taught by humans.
    • Study Hall for our more mellow and quieter students. This field is littered with beds for those students who want to play and then chill out.
Daycare Tuition
Whole day (More than 5 hours) $25.00
Half day (Less than 5 hours) $14.00
Sophomore Program: 10 Daycare visits*
(Must be used within 60 days of purchase) $22.00/visit!
$220.00
Junior Program:  15 Daycare visits*                    (Must be used within 90 days of purchase) $21.00/visit! $315.00
Senior Program: 20 Daycare visits*
(Must be used within 120 days of purchase)  $20.25/visit!
$405.00
Master Program: 30 Daycare visits*
(Must be used within 6 months of purchase) $19.50/visit!
$585.00
NEW!! College Prep Daycare Program for Puppies for young dogs 12 weeks to 8 months (see Happenings page for details) (Must be used within 6 days of purchase) $50.00
NEW!!  Freshman Package Daycare Program for dogs that are 8 months to 10 months of age (Must be used within 6 days of purchase.) $80.00
Hot School Lunch fresh from our “Nibble and Kibble Cookery” $3.00
College Grub (our food) $2.00 per meal per student

For additional information about Canine College policies and more, see our FAQ.

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