Should your dog appear uncomfortable or overly anxious as the day progresses, we may recommend additional daycare prior to scheduling boarding. Because having dogs who are tired and relaxed is key to having a restful night of boarding, we want to make sure that your pup settles in well. Sometimes, dogs who appear comfortable at first can become anxious as other dogs begin to go home from daycare or cranky as they get tired from playing. This allows us to observe their behavior over the course of the day. To ensure the safety and comfort of all pups in our care, we require that all Campers spend a minimum of one 6+ hour day with us prior to being allowed to spend the night. As such, it may not be the perfect option for every dog (and that’s ok!). Our cage-free boarding is a unique concept. If we believe that this may lead to an unsafe environment for any dog, including yours, we may ask you to temporarily refrain from daycare and boarding until after your dog has been fixed.) Procedures such as chemical sterilization in male dogs, for example, do not end hormone production, so many of those potentially problematic behaviors remain. (That being said, some puppies develop more quickly than others and may begin to exhibit certain behaviors earlier than this. This is also why sterilization procedures alone are not sufficient to eliminate the risks. In order to prevent behavioral issues on both sides, and since this is the average age where problems begin to arise, all dogs must be altered by 7 months at the latest. It can also cause other dogs to behave differently toward that dog than they normally would. Often, when puppies begin to produce sex hormones, it can lead to unwelcome behaviors. Our spay and neuter requirements are for the safety of all dogs in our care, especially yours.
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