DOGGIE DAYCARE  
This is the fastest growing service in the pet industry. Our trained staff will care for dogs while owners are at work, attend to personal appointments or just enjoy the fact that their dog is having a blast at So Doggone Good. Dogs will be in an open, non-caged environment. They will be provided with basic obedience upon request. They will enjoy vigorous playtime, nap time, sofas to lounge on and TV time. Daycare provides dogs with interaction, socialization and stimulation throughout the day.

Daily Rates:

• $26.00/ day, one dog
• $13.00 each additional dog

• $355.00/month, one dog
• $105.00 each additional dog
• 20 days of daycare per month

• $295.00/month, one dog
• $105.00 each additional dog
• 15 days of daycare per month

• $220.00/month, one dog
• $105.00 each additional dog
• 10 days of daycare per month

  BOARDING  
Individual care, monitoring and socialization are the benefits that our boarding guests enjoy. Their owners benefit from peace of mind while leaving their loved ones with our staff.

Per Night (non-members)

• Large Suite: $45.00/night
• Small Suite: $37.00/night
• Crate: $32.00/night

• Large Suite: $40.00/night
• Small Suite: $32.00/night
• Crate: $27.00/night

• Large Suite: $50.00/night
• Small Suite: $47.00/night
• Crate: $42.00/night

• Mon.-Fri.: 7:00am - Noon
• Saturday: 9:00am - Noon
• Sunday: 9:00am - Noon

• Mon. - Fri.: 7:00am - 7:00pm
• Saturday: 9:00am - 4:00pm
• Sunday: 9:00am - 12:00pm

• Large (65 lbs. +): $40.00
• Medium (up to 64 lbs.): $30.00
• Small (up to 30 lbs.): $25.00

• Additional potty breaks
• Individual attention and playtime

  SALON  
Our salon will feature the best in grooming technology and techniques. From traditional baths and brushing to high-end mud treatments, massage therapy and 'paw'dicures, your dog(s) will look like a million bucks.

  COUNTRY STORE  
We will strive to offer our clients the very best in holistic, alternative and natural retail items on the market. We will cater to both dogs and cats.

  SHUTTLE SERVICE  
Our doggie shuttle will safely transport pets to and from our facility in style.

Coming soon, limited availability
- Sagamore Commuter/bus lot & lot next to BBC on 3A

• Club Members: $40.00/month
• Non-Members: $6.00/day

  PUPPY SOCIALS  
Set hours where owners may come and bring their new puppies to meet and play with one another.

  BIRTHDAY PARTIES  
Dogs can share their birthdays with a select group of friends.

  PUPPY KINDERGARTEN AND DOG TRAINING CLASSES  
All types of training and behavior classes will be offered to area residents.

For more information on any of our services please contact us.

Q. Do you ban any specific breeds from doggie daycare?
Yes, we do not allow American Staffordshire Terriers (Pit Bulls) or variations of that breed in daycare. Additionally we reserve the right to refuse admittance to any animal that we feel would be incompatible with our play group.

Q. Why does my dog need to be dropped off by noon?
Our boarding and daycare dogs start their day very early in the morning so by noon time they are not playing as enthusiastically. So all our dogs need to arrive by noon so all the dogs are on the same play schedule. Also, our dog clients get tired so they won't be as receptive in the afternoon.

Q. Why am I charged for daycare if I pick my dog up after noon?
Our overnight rate is like a hotel's, check out is before noon. The boarding rate covers a minimum of 24 hours and anything over that is considered a separate day.

Q. Can I bring my dog's own bed?
Yes, however, it may get ruined if you do. Some bedding gets ruined or soiled and we will not keep it for you if it does get damaged.

Q. Are little dogs separate from the big dogs?
No, we separate our dogs by play style. We typically have a group that likes to play hard all day and a group that is mellow and easy going.

Q. Will you take my dog to his own vet if need be?
Typically we use Buzzards Bay Veterinary Associates for all our veterinary needs. We do bring your vet's information in case our vet needs to speak with yours.

Q. Why don't you provide in home pick up?
We find that if we did offer in home shuttle service your dog would spend more time commuting and less time playing.

Q. If I sign up for a club and don't use all the days can I carry them over to the next month?
No, all club membership are only good for that calendar month. In order to get the savings we require that all the days be used during that month.

Q. Can you give my dog his medication?
Yes, we do administer any medications your dog may need. There may be additional charges for the dispensing of medications.

Q. My plane lands at 7:30 p.m. can I come from the airport and get my dog?
No, our pickup time is by 6:30 p.m. during the week, 4:00 p.m. on Saturday and 12:00 p.m. on Sunday. These times are not flexible, our daycare staff is not authorized to release any dogs that are boarding with us even if the owner shows up to get their dog.

Potential Human Clients
So Doggone Good clients will be the most discriminating dog owners in the area. Our clients will include business professionals with a need for proper care while they work or travel and dog lovers that want a well socialized and exercised family pet.

Potential Canine Clients
Our canine clients will pass a rigorous screening process. This process will insure that the dogs meet our high standards of conduct and health. The following protocol will be followed prior to dogs being admitted to So Doggone Good:

Vaccinations

• Rabies
• Distemper
• Bordatella

General Health
An exam will be performed evaluating the general health of the dog. This exam uses key indicators such as eyes, nose, ears and coat to determine a healthy pet.

Spay / Neuter
All pets staying at So Doggone Good must be spayed or neutered by 8 months of age.

Social
The cornerstone of our screening process is the disposition test. Potential clients will fill out a questionnaire detailing the dogs past behavior and experiences. The dog's demeanor will also be observed. If the dog passes the initial disposition and demeanor testing, the staff will then continue with a meeting with the potential client and their dog with another animal. There will be a small group of dogs (1-3) that are available to be introduced to the new client. Based on all of the information from both the potential client and the observations of the staff, the dog will either be rejected or approved as a probationary client.