FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Yes! We have a 6ft wooden privacy fence, that encloses a 0.5-acre yard. Furthermore, we have an airlock at the gate entrance to prevent any and all escapees. Enjoy your peace of mind knowing your dog is safe at WDD. 

Unfortunately, we have discontinued our dog walking services. Due to our high volume of clients, we only conduct in home daycare services. However, the dogs at WDD get plenty of exercise running around in the 0.5-acre backyard!

WDD strictly prohibits crating for any reason. We utilize separation tactics in separate rooms before we resort to crating. We do have a XL crate for if there is an emergency and there is an untrained, aggressive dog that is a danger to themselves, other dogs, or the staff members. In WDD's over 100 clients, we have only had to resort to crating one time. 

We have set up our house to have many baby gates up for the separation of pups during feeding times. Because they're baby gates, we consistently have eyes on all the pups and they do not feel isolated, which lowers the risk of food anxiety and food aggression. 

1. Rachael Ray Nutrish Dish - chicken or beef dry food
2. Rachael Ray Nutrish chicken or beef wet food 
3. Food incentives if needed: cheese, bacon, and peanut butter. 

If you want to know more about canine nutrition, visit our Articles page.

Yes! All dogs at WDD are treated like our own. They can sleep and lounge wherever they choose. Whether that be the wide selection of dog beds, the sectional sofa, or one of the human beds. Typically dogs hang out in the living room on the sectional sofa where they watch Dog TV. 

Dog TV is a specialized tv program for dogs. It contains videos of birds, squirrels, beaches, walks, cars, and more. Furthermore, it will look distorted to you, as the screen has been optimized for canine vision. To learn more about Dog TV, visit our Articles page.