Training classes and Disc Dog Clinics
Billing and rates
Basic daycare and boarding questions
- Do you take puppies?
- What vaccinations do you require?
- When can I drop off or pick up my dog? (Holidays and lunch)
- Are the little dogs and big dogs separated?
- How often are the dogs fed, how should I bring their food?
- What should I bring?
- How often do they go outside?
- Do they have access to water? How often?
- Do you do baths and nails?
- What if my dogs gets hurt?
- My dog got blisters on his pads
- What is the black stuff on my dog?
Puppies must be through their second round of vaccinations. They don't need to have their rabies vaccination if they are under 5 months old. They also don't need to be spayed or neutered until they are 6 months old. (TOP)
Bordetella, DHPP and Rabies must be current. Your veterinarian determines the expiration date of the vaccinations. We must have proof of the expiration dates. Vaccinations must be administered by a licensed veterinarian. You can fax them to us at (317) 849-5559, bring them to check-in or email them to us. (TOP)
We are open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm every day. We close for lunch from 12:00 to 1:00 so that we can clean and the dogs can eat lunch and take a nap if needed. We are not open for drop offs or pick ups on Thanksgiving or Christmas Days. The dogs that are boarding still get their regular daycare, but we don't staff to take in or check out dogs since it's a holiday. (TOP)
The big dogs and little dogs are not separated as a practice. We have different ways of configuring the room and can separate them if needed. There are also plenty of places for the little dogs to hang out. Our playroom is fairly small and if we try to put the little dogs in an area by themselves, they just want out to play with everyone else. Also - most of the time the big dog's don't pay attention to the little ones. If your little dog is terrified of bigger dogs, or your bigger dogs likes to terrorize little dogs, you might want to find a place with a larger play area. (TOP)
The dogs are fed at noon and at 6:30 PM. We can't accomodate morning feedings unless they are medically necessary or the puppy is under 6 months old. You can bring food in what ever way in convenient for you. Our favorite way would be each meal in a zip loc baggie. (TOP)
You can bring toys, blankets or beds. Each area has a Kuranda bed and food and water bowls. We have blankets and biscuits that we can provide. It's very handy if you write your dog's name on his or her belongings. (TOP)
The dogs go outside several times a day. They do not have free access to the outside, we want to keep an eye on them while they are outside. On nice days, if they're quiet, they stay out for quite sometime in the afternoon. We like the dogs going outside - so we let them out a bunch of times. (TOP)
Dogs ALWAYS have access to water. There is water in the room, in their kennels, outside and in the smaller areas if the room have been sectioned off. (TOP)
When you drop your dog off, if you would like them to get a bath ($20) or have their nails trimmed ($8), just tell us at drop off time. We do bathes and nails at noon so if you want them bathed on pick up day, you need to pick them up after 2:00 pm. (TOP)
Depends on the injury. Scratches and scrapes, we'll treat here and call you if we think the injury might warrant a visit to the vet soon. If it's a serious injury, which is rare, we'll call you and see what you'd like us to do. If we cannot get a hold of you, we'll try your emergency contact. If we can't get a hold of anyone, we will use our best judgement. (TOP)
Dogs that are always on carpet or grass might get blisters from the rubber floor. We will treat with a antibiotic and paw wax. For the next couple visits, remind us and we'll was their paws until they build up enough to not blister. (TOP)
Argh - our floors are black rubber. Rubber floors protect the dogs from slip and fall injuries. With the cleaning and scrubbing we do everyday, some of the black floor powders and sticks to the dogs. If you let it dry, it'll brush out. It's harmless, but annoying. (TOP)
Training classes and Disc Dog Clinics
Positive Reinforcement only. Our classes are based on the APDT (Association for Pet Dog Trainers) CLASS cirriculum. For the agenda and schedule is on our training page. (TOP)
The classes are $125. (TOP)
The classes are either Tuesday or Wednesday nights from 7pm to 8pm. Class runs for 7 weeks. (TOP)
Puppies need to have been through their second round of vaccinations minimally. We will need proof of their vaccination history. (TOP)
Billing and rates
To not be charged for daycare, they need to come in between 5:00pm and 7:00pm. (TOP)
To not be charged for daycare, they need to be picked up by noon. (TOP)
If your plans are difficult to nail down, you can go ahead and reserve a kennel for the night of pick up. If you get back before 7:00 you are welcome to call and come pick up your dog. You'll still be charged for the kennel that night, but only for overnight ($15) not for a whole day. (TOP)


