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How your dog becomes a dog park member If your dog would like to become a member of the KennelResorts dog parks or attend Day Camp it must pass a temperament test administered by our staff. The tests are conducted by appointment which can be set up by calling the office at 831-7297. Plan on about 25 minutes for the test. What is the temperament test? The temperament test will determine how your dog responds to social interaction with other canines. We will first introduce your dog to Cubby, the chairlady of the KennelResorts' board of directors. She is very gentle and is fantastic at meeting any dog. If that meeting goes well, we then introduce your dog to a pack of 4-5 social dogs of the same size. If all goes well, your dog "passes" and is issued an annual membership card. This card enables your dog to use our two dog parks all year long. In addition, this card is required for any dog that boards with us that participates in social play during its stay. |


Day Camp Prices $15 per day for boarding dogs $22 per day for non boarding dogs $100 for a 10 half day or 5 full day pass ($10 for a half day; $20 for a full day) $300 for a 40 half day or 20 full day pass ($7.50 for a half day; $15 for a full day) (Day Camp passes can be used for half days - less than four hours, as well as full days -more than four hours.) |

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| Our facility has had only two instances in six years where dogs have required veterinary care for dog bites. We do this by having a very large inside and outside exercise area. It is approximately one acre for large dogs (25+ pounds) and ¼ acre for small dogs (<25 pounds). Staff members do not share the same space with the dogs, in fact, we limit the amount of contact our day camp dogs have with humans. When dogs in a pack have contact with humans their anxiety level escalates. They fight for attention, and become more aggressive with each other, as well as the humans. Our most recent worker’s compensation claim occurred when a staff person was getting a dog from the pack. When customers observe our day camp that is done behind a one way glass window, so that the dogs cannot see the humans. All of our dogs must pass a stringent “temperament test”. A dog’s membership is pulled if he/she shows any inconsistent social behavior. Day camp for dogs is safest when dogs have a lot of space in which to roam and retreat, humans are not included in the mix, and “unsocial” tendencies are not tolerated. Our day camp dogs are more relaxed and spend much of the day sleeping in their day camp environment. They work out issues with each other, and have limited issues with the human pack leaders. And finally, our staff is safer |
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