It’s More Than Sniffing,
Barking and Rolling around
Our purpose with Doggy Daycare is to help each dog
become a self-confident, well-rounded member of the
family and of the human and dog community. We achieve
this aim through continuous training in:
human-to-dog relationships and by educating owners
on how to make their dogs enjoyable family members;
dog-to-dog relationships and appropriate play in and
outside daycare.
Taking five approaches to build these relationships,
we:
- Show owners the various ways they affect their
dogs’ lives (good diet and how it improves
canine health and relationships is just one example)
and, in turn, dogs’ affects on their owners
and the impact these relationships have at daycare
and in the greater canine community
- Offer a supervised environment where dogs can learn
good behavior from each other and engage in healthy
canine play
- Train all participants in the five basic commands—sit,
down, come, stop, and walk on a loose lead—and
teach them to respond to these commands for each daycare
instructor.
- Address individual needs of each dog since conflict
and behavior problems stem from fear or frustration.
This sort of personal attention virtually guarantees
that daycare will be a pleasurable learning environment
for all participants.
- Continue to educate ourselves so we can guide you
and train your dog in the happiest of canine environments.
Out in the community, your dog is our calling card.
We want to make a good impression.
Each month we highlight one daycare dog in the Daycare Digs Newsletter.
Meet the Daycare Darling
Please contact Meyer’s Kennel to learn more about
the program and to obtain an application for your dog.
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