Your Dog Deserves Better Than Staring At The Door All Day.
While you're in back-to-back meetings, your dog is sprinting through tunnels, splashing in kiddie pools, and napping in a supervised pack. Drop-off guilt, officially cured.

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14 dogs in playroom B
4.9 · 312 reviews
Meet the team before you drop off. Every face has a name.
No rotating strangers. The same certified staff, every day. You'll recognize them on Instagram stories before your dog's first day.
Megan Torres
Lead Play Supervisor
experience
A tired dog is a happy dog — my job is to make sure every single one earns their nap.

Darius Campbell
Behavior & Assessment Specialist
experience
Every dog that walks through our door has a story. My job is to read it before the other dogs do.

Priya Nair
Enrichment Coordinator
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Mental exercise burns more energy than physical — a puzzle-solved dog sleeps better than a sprinted one.
5 Things Every Daycare Should Tell You Before You Enroll
Staff-to-dog ratio under 1:8
Industry minimum is 1:15. We run 1:6 during active play. Anything higher and your dog is background noise, not a guest.
Temperament assessment before day one
A proper eval isn't a 10-minute sniff test. It's a structured observation across multiple scenarios — and it protects every dog in the room.
Separate nap and play zones
Dogs need downtime. A facility with one open room all day is overstimulating. Rest rooms with natural light and quiet reduce anxiety by 40%.
Vaccination records checked every enrollment
Not just at signup. Every year. Bordetella, DHPP, Rabies — verified before they set paw inside.
Staff with formal credentials, not just dog lovers
Loving dogs is table stakes. Look for CPDT-KA, Fear Free, or AKC CGC Evaluator certifications. These require real training and ongoing education.
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Book A Free Meet & Greet
Bring your dog in, tour the facility, meet the team. Zero pressure, zero cost. Most families enroll on the spot.
Schedule Your VisitA Day at Fetch: What Actually Happens From 7am to 6pm
7:00am — Arrival & morning check-in
Each dog gets a 60-second health check: eyes, gait, energy level. If something's off, we call you before they join the group.
8:30am — Small group free play
Groups of 8–10, matched by size and play style. Not all dogs together — ever. Your Chihuahua isn't playing with the Great Danes.
11:00am — Enrichment rotation
Sniff stations, puzzle feeders, tunnel courses. Mental work burns energy without overheating joints — especially important for puppies under 18 months.
1:00pm — Mandatory nap block
90 minutes in the rest room. Lights dimmed, white noise on, individual cot spaces. This is non-negotiable — even for the dogs who argue about it.
3:00pm — Afternoon play + outdoor yard time
Weather permitting, groups rotate through the outdoor yard. Wading pools in summer. Supervised sprinting. Zoomies at their finest.
Dog Daycare Checklist: 10 Questions To Ask Before You Enroll
Most daycares won't answer these questions clearly. The good ones will answer them eagerly. Use this list before you tour anywhere — including here.
What is your staff-to-dog ratio during active play?
How do you conduct temperament assessments?
Are rest and play areas separated?
Which vaccines do you require — and do you verify them annually?
What certifications does your staff hold?
How do you handle dog conflicts or injuries?
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The exhale of relief is real.
"Megan sent me a photo of Biscuit at 9:17am — he was already asleep on another dog. I cried at my desk."

Rachel Kim
Owner of Biscuit, 2yr Corgi · Member since Jan 2025
"My Lab was destroying furniture every day I worked from home. Three weeks in, he comes home and sleeps until 8pm. Life-changing."

Marcus Webb
Owner of Duke, 3yr Labrador · Member since Mar 2024
"I toured 4 daycares. Fetch was the only one that showed me the nap room, introduced me to every staff member by name, and explained exactly how they group dogs."

Anjali Patel
Owner of Chai, 8mo Goldendoodle · Member since Nov 2024
Book A Free Meet & Greet
Come see the playrooms, meet Megan, Darius, and Priya in person, and bring your dog for a 20-minute sniff-around. No commitment required. Most families enroll the same day.
20-minute guided tour
See every room: playroom, nap room, outdoor yard, check-in area.
Meet the team
Shake hands with the people who'll be watching your dog every day.
Bring your dog
Let them sniff around, meet a staff member, see how they react to the space.

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