At Dogma, we are committed to providing the best care for your furry companions, and that extends to their arrival and departure from our facility. Our innovative approach to drop-off and pick-up through a simple to use text system sets us apart from the rest. This streamlined process not only minimizes stress for you and your dog but also offers numerous benefits that contribute to their overall well-being and behaviour.

Minimizing Stress and Crowding

Traditional dog care facilities often...

A well-run dog day school is an excellent way for dog owners to ensure that their pups get training, socialization, and physical and mental stimulation during the day. However, not all dogs are suitable for day school, and it's important that a certified dog trainer conduct a behaviour assessment before enrolling them. It’s not only about whether or not they can attend day school either; it also helps us to learn more about your dog in a stress-free way to determine the best group for...

The Case Against Collars in Dog Groups: Why They are More Harmful Than Helpful 

Dog daycare can be a great way for dogs to socialize and play, but it's important to make sure that the are safe and comfortable while they are there. A common practice in dog daycare and group play is to require dogs to wear collars, but this poses a number of risks to the dogs. In this blog post, we will explore why we keep the dogs “naked” at day school as part of the Dogma Difference. 

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Yesterday I had another story of a dog dying at a pet care facility come across my feed. In this case, a larger dog killed a small dog. Unfortunately, it’s one I’ve heard many times before. A quick google search on deaths at dog daycare brings up a long list of new stories. While I don’t know all the details on these, and it’s a risk for any dog care facility, a large majority of these can be prevented. The first step, separating play groups based on size. 

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