A Personal Welcome from Sandra George
Welcome!
Thank you for considering Every Doggie Has Its Daycare. We know your dog is family, and trusting someone with their care is a big decision.
When David and I opened Every Doggie Has Its Daycare, our goal was simple—to create a clean, safe, structured environment where every dog receives individual attention and is treated like one of our own.
As a family-owned business, we personally oversee the care of every guest. Whether your dog is visiting for daycare or boarding, we want you to have complete peace of mind knowing they’re in caring hands.
We look forward to meeting you and welcoming your dog into our family.
Warmly,
David & Sandra (Sandy) George
About The Owners
Every Doggie Has Its DayCare is owned and run by the husband and wife team of David and Sandy George. We started the business to take care of both you and your pet and deliver the service that you expect and that your dog deserves. At our facilities, you will find the most up to date, clean, well maintained and socially balanced daycare facility in the Arrowhead area. We offer constant interaction with your pet. We guarantee that no other facility can offer the kind of special care, attention to detail, and professionalism that you will receive while your dog is in our care. We invite you to come and take a tour of our Doggie Daycare and see what your dog will be missing if you take them elsewhere.
So Why Doggie Daycare?
Doggie daycare benefits both the dog and you the owner, the benefit for the owner is that while you’re doing human stuff your furry child is having a great time doing dog stuff. No more guilt when you pick up your keys to go to work and have to watch their excitement turn to disappointment as you walk out the door. Doggie Daycare benefits the dog because instead of sitting at home alone waiting for you, they are playing, being socialized, and having a great time with other dogs and after a fun day of playing you get to pick up a calm and relaxed pet.
Why Dogs Should Go To Daycare
Dogs get to enjoy a safe, healthy and fun atmosphere with lots of interaction, both with other dogs and with people. Dogs can participate in play groups, gnaw on a toy, play ball, hang out with humans, or just lounge around. We plan each day to insure that we deliver the utmost in group socialization which not only delivers a fun environment for your pet, but also provides the greatest benefit to each dog in our care. The point is that they’re not at home by themselves.
The Benefits of Doggie Daycare
Social skills will increase and dogs will learn how to play and interact with other dogs in a safe, fun, and meaningful way. Boredom behaviors caused by lack of activity, and inadequate mental and physical stimulation are virtually eliminated. Additionally at the end of the day you will have a pup that is happy, relaxed and tired from playing all day. No more coming home from work tired, wanting nothing more than to just sit down and relax, yet you can’t because your dog is full of energy and rearing to go from laying around all day.
Dogs are social animals and need interaction with other dogs and people on a regular basis to remain happy and healthy. No matter how many hugs and kisses you give them, you can’t escape the sadness in their eyes when you leave. Dogs don’t understand our human way of life and the many things that get in the way of spending the day with each other. Those that are forced to stay at home alone all day will become bored, frustrated and unhappy. They may exhibit destructive behaviors or even cry and bark for hours on end, as they suffer from separation anxiety when left alone. They need companionship and exercise for their total well-being. At Every Doggie Has Its DayCare, dogs will have a chance to wrestle, play ball, run around, or catch a snooze.
Dogs will spend the day being part of a healthy happy dog pack. This will provide them with a social outlet, so while you spend the day doing human stuff your dog is having a great time doing dog stuff. Our business gives pet owners peace of mind knowing that their pup is getting the exercise and socialization that it needs and desires; all in a safe, secure and monitored environment. After all, a tired dog is a happy dog.