Office Hours By Appointment Only NO WALK-IN'S
Attention Please: Well, we tried it again: being open for "walk in's" for general information, and not requiring an appointment beforehand. We've tried it several times before but it has always ended the same; a few who couldn't follow instructions, wandered to areas they shouldn't have been, and very nearly caused a problem with dogs in a fenced area. I don't understand why some grown adults can't follow rules or have BASIC COMMON SENSE. We have to protect the pets who are in our care, first and foremost, (as well as protect the general public from themselves due to poor judgement) So, as much as I hate having to make appointments for every little thing, that's exactly what has to happen.
Effective immediately, an appointment is mandatory to visit with us to ask questions, get informaion, or pick up and drop off paperwork. If you are not picking up or dropping off your pet, you must CALL FIRST for an appointment. I sincerely apologize to those who do possess common sense.
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Welcome to Sit Stay 'n Play
Making Tails Wag Since 2015!
Business Hours
BOARDING:
Monday-Friday 6:30am-630pm
(When dropping off, your pet(s) must be here by 5pm)
Saturday/Sunday BY APPOINTMENT ONLY between 8-9am and 5-6pm
DAYCARE
Monday-Friday 630am-7pm
Saturday: Drop off 630-9am
Pick up 4-6pm
GROOMING
Monday-Friday By appointment
We opened in 2015 with a life-long passion for all dogs and simple goals and aspirations; create a safe, clean, fun, and affordable place for pets of all ages, large and small, to stay for the day, or stay for the week. To become a home away from home, where safety, caring, and comfort is priority.
Office hours are by appointment only. For information, please call (and leave a message) or email. We do not have a dedicated office person and may not have staff available to assist walk-ins as we are busy caring for the dogs. We appreciate your understanding.
- Before you visit, we have a few rules:
- All dogs must be on a leash and under control at all times.
- Do not allow your pet to greet other dogs or their handlers. Not all dogs on the premises are friendly with other dogs and some may be friendly but leash reactive and protective of their owners while on leash. Some are working on leash manners and reactivity and your dogs too-friendly greeting may not be accepted warmly. Be courteous, always give other dogs and their handlers space.
- Our entry and office area is a bit cramped. For the safety of all, if there is a dog or a human in the entry, please wait outside, with your dog under control. While MOST dogs who come here are tolerant of other dogs (we don't typically work with known aggressive dogs), there are some who DO NOT like other dogs in close proximity, or, some dogs are friendly but are also leash reactive and may become protective of their owners while on leash. Our entry is not the place for introductions nor do we want to see anyone, dog or human, get hurt. Please try to remember that not all dogs are friendly.
- Please do not approach any fenced areas with dogs in them no matter how cute they are. Again, not all dogs are friendly and we are not a petting zoo.
- Do not allow your dog to approach a fenced area. Greetings thru fences is not the ideal way (and is never recommended) to introduce two dogs and doing so can sometimes cause fear and/or aggression/fence-fighting. Stay back, and again, keep your dog under control.
- When picking up or dropping off your pet for daycare, grooming, or boarding, please end your cell phone conversations and come to the door promptly. We prepare your pet to go home, and prepare to receive your pet, when we see you arrive.
- Please allow your pet to relieve himself in the designated area before your grooming appointment. There is almost nothing worse than poop in the bath tub.
- Male dog owners: It is possible to train your males to only urinate where you allow/command him to. Don't let your boys piss all over everything, here, or any where else you take them in the community! That's just plain rude and bad manners.
- Our "Golden Rule": make every encounter and interaction with a dog (your dog) a TRAINING OPPORTUNITY! Training is an ongoing, continual, lifelong process. Don't let a good opportunity to teach or reinforce something pass you by.
- Thank you for your cooperation!