At this time, we do not offer live-feed cameras for customer viewing.

During rest time, each dog is fed individually in their crate. This ensures they receive the correct portion of food and any necessary medications without the risk of food-related conflicts, even among siblings. Feeding separately helps create a calm and stress-free environment for all dogs in our care.

At the end of the night, each dog is comfortably settled into a crate that has been thoughtfully prepared with their personal bed or blankets to create a cozy, familiar space. A secure crate water bucket is provided to ensure they stay hydrated. Once all the dogs are settled, the lights are dimmed, and calm, soothing music is played to create a peaceful and relaxing environment for a restful night.

We do not require dogs to be spayed or neutered to stay at our facility. However, we kindly ask that females in heat remain at home, as we cannot guarantee a complete lack of interaction with intact males. Additionally, intact males may have limited participation in group play, as we only allow one intact male per group to ensure a safe and harmonious environment for all dogs.

Our groups are 10 dogs or less. We group our packs by both size and temperament. Some of our older dogs prefer a smaller and less energetic group. Some dogs love to run around and play well in larger groups. Some dogs need their alone time outside. All dogs are different and we cater to your individual dogs' needs. Playtime is monitored by staff, all trained in dog behavior.

We want to make sure your dog is comfortable in our facility and a good fit for our pack before you head out of town. We ask that you bring your dog in for a First Day Assessment and another day of daycare. We will do an assessment to understand the dog’s temperament so we know which play group to put them in. When the pet parent comes to pick up the dog for the first time, they are building trust in the dog, and our facility, helping your dog be more at ease next time they arrive.

It doesn’t happen often, but occasionally our facility is just not the right fit for a dog. We will share our experience with the pet parent when they come for pick up. We would much rather this happen on the evaluation days than on the day you are leaving for a 7-day vacation! Assessments are for the safety of your dog, our pack, and our awesome staff.

Anytime we have a new dog come into our pack, we do an assessment. We will do this even if we have met the dog before, but have not seen them in more than 6 months.

These assessments are conducted similarly to a typical daycare day, so we kindly request that you drop off your dog between 7 AM and 9 AM and pick up between 3 PM and 6 PM. This schedule allows us to maximize our time with your pet.

During an assessment, one of our more experienced staff members will take the dog through a variety of exercises designed to evaluate temperament. Dog temperament can change over time and can be different at daycare than it is at home. We will evaluate your dog in different groups to determine the best fit. Please note that these groups may vary from day to day, and a particular group may not always suit your dog on that occasion. Our aim is to ensure that your dog has a positive experience and remains as stress-free as possible.

The safety of your dog, other dogs, and our staff is our priority. The assessment is a step we can take to ensure all dogs have a fun and safe time in our care.

It is essential for you to bring your dog's food, as we want to avoid any tummy upset from a change in diet. If we happen to run low on food during your dog's stay, we will either ask if you could drop off more, arrange for someone to purchase a small bag and add the cost to your final checkout charge, or inquire if we can provide house food for an additional fee.

We kindly request that you bring your dog's food in an airtight container, such as a Ziplock bag or a food storage container. You may also bring a bed or blanket, provided that your dog is not prone to tearing them up; the same applies to toys.

Please provide us with a standard collar as well. We remove harnesses, as they are more susceptible to damage during group play, and we also take off prong collars due to safety concerns. Keeping collars on allows us to manage the dogs effectively if necessary.

Please DO NOT bring:

• Bowls, we have plenty and we cannot guarantee your bowl doesn't get lost
• Breakable items, i.e. glass

Individual daycare and boarding services are available for dogs that thrive in a solo environment rather than in the company of other dogs. These dogs will receive dedicated outdoor time for potty breaks and playtime with our staff. Select three activities for your dog during their individual stay:

• - Stuffed Kong Treat (size appropriate)
• - Puzzle/Snuffle Mat for Dinner/Treats
• - Specialized treats for anxiety or stress
• - 30 minutes of leash training and outdoor practice
• - 30 minutes of playtime in our largest indoor/outdoor pen

Dogs need both exercise and rest. Your dog will start the day resting in the boarding room, near the other dogs they will play with. Our daycare staff does 1-hour rotations, 1 hours of rest, and 1 hour of play. Your dog will have fun playing in our outdoor yards with their group and then come back in for a little rest time. Depending on the weather, and what time your dog arrives and goes home, they will be outside playing between 4-6 hours! Our goal is for you to pick up a happy, and tired dog, at the end of the day!

Any boarding dogs will be taken out first thing in the morning when staff arrives and again at the end of the night before they leave for the day. They are automatically included in daycare rotations.

• Rabies
• Bordetella (kennel cough)
• DHLPP (or similar)

Records can be emailed to us at reception@alldogadventures.com or uploaded directly from your customer portal.

If you are uploading documents to the portal, please inform us via email so that we can be aware to check; our system does not operate automatically and requires manual input of these records.