The A + B + C+ D alphabet spells out the end of our pandemic-response scheduled play date program here at Furever Pet Care. But there are still options for your summer puppy fun.
A – the summer is in full swing. B – the humans have been (mostly) poked and freed. C – many of our playdate families want to get out, travel and do stuff with their entire pack, including the dog. Mixing and mingling means your dogs get to see new friends too. D – One of the main reasons we launched the pandemic playdate program was to help dogs prepare for this very time, when they would again be out and about in social settings, dog and human, that are more like “normal” times.
Give your dog the jump on social interactions with trainer-supervised, small group playdates at Furever Pet Care. If you have plans to travel later this summer and are considering a dog boarding stay, playdates are a great way to introduce your dog to our set up. Here are the scheduled playdate times and days for July 2021.
The lockdown in Ontario will extend into early June. Give your dog the jump on social interactions with trainer-supervised, small group playdates here at Furever Pet Care. If you have plans to travel later this summer and are considering a dog boarding stay, playdates are a great way to introduce your dog to our set up. Here are the scheduled playdate times and days for June 2021.
The pups are having even more fun the more often they come, so let’s carry on giving our dogs the social life they deserve — and we humans miss having! Here are the scheduled playdate times and days for the month of May.
When the winter weather comes, small dogs can have more of a challenge staying active and well-balanced. That’s why we launched Social Shenanigans for the littles! For less than the cost of a pizza, these small dogs get to romp and play, learn or re-learn doggy social skills, and have a safe and interesting change of scenery from their own living rooms.
Our Friday Frolics puppy playdates and doggy daycare have been a terrific success for the dogs and the pet parents taking part. The dogs go home happy and tired, and pet parents are able to really get things done while puppies are at play!
Puppy Play dates are back at Furever Pet Care! Your new-to-the-earth puppy needs to practice doggy manners and spend some of that extra puppy energy in constructive ways. There is nothing like other dogs to help a puppy know how to hang like a friendly hound!
Parent-less Play Dates at Furever Pet Care! Is doggy feeling a little cooped up? Not quite as social as s/he was pre-pandemic? Maybe doggie needs to let off some steam and hang out with canine compadres. Perhaps you need to do a little line-up-and-wait-shopping. Whatever the reason, Furever is happy to host your dawg for a parent-less play date!
Stella the Min Pin and Piper the Foxhound are well matched for play.
Your dog(s) will be matched with another dog(s) whose energy and attitude are complementary. They will have a good ol’ romp supervised by me – dog trainer and long-time dog boarding host – while hooman parents take care of other non-doggie business. We have a huge back yard, fully fenced for big and littles, plus separate fenced areas. Our double-gated entrance allows for maximum dog safety, as well as social distancing precautions.
Comfort and Joy the Beagle siblings at Furever Pet Care
What do parents get out of it? A happily tired and well-played pup, peace of mind, and a nice calm dog companion for a day or two!
Parent-Less Playdate Pandemic Help
Typical play date is 40 to 60 minutes, depending on dog energy and dog-manners or experience. Appointments by pre-arrangement, indoor and outdoor options, daytime and evening availability. Dogs are required to be vaccinated and up to date with tick/flea preventatives, appropriate to age.
Contact us by email fureverca@gmail-dot-com to book your Parent-less Playdate at Furever Pet Care.
ALSO NEW for Summer 2020 – Puppy Playdates! Age appropriate supervised socialization for young dogs. More here ….
From sub-zero temperatures and wind chill factors, to crazy thaws and rain in January, our daycare and boarding dogs know how to take advantage of any Canadian winter situation. Here’s how they do it!
And so begins doggie daycare as the first snow flies this season! What with all the Chihuahuas in the house, you’d think it would be cause for glum puppies. But no, this doggie daycare posse welcomed it with races and frolics!
