Daycare provides an excellent socialization environment for your puppy. Proper socialization from an early age helps prevent your dog from becoming fearful, anxious, or aggressive. In addition, your puppy will learn house training, basic obedience, and to stop chewing more quickly.

Daycare is primarily a place for socialization. Of course, to attend daycare, dogs must be fully sociable with other dogs and with humans!

All dogs over 6 months old must be spayed or neutered in order to participate in group play.

However, for dogs over 6 months old that are not spayed or neutered and do not exhibit inappropriate behavior (urine marking, attempting to mount other dogs), an enclosure can be added to the daycare program to allow them to play in a supervised and appropriate setting.

If your dog has excess energy that could disrupt the playgroup, it is best to let us know. We can then reserve a daycare enclosure for him so that he can get some rest and preserve the harmony of the group.

The use of a flat collar is mandatory (for safety reasons) and you can provide your dog with a portion of food or a snack for the lunch break! Please note that your dog must be able to rest calmly in a cage or enclosure if necessary, or be able to rest in a group environment.

Opening hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays, and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.