We at Dog Town want to provide a safe, fun, and stimulating social environment for your dog either while you're at work, or when youre traveling. To ensure the health of all dogs participating, we require you comply with the following rules and regulations:

TO ENROLL: First, we would love to meet your dog! Because Dog Town is an off-leash facility, it is important that we know the personalities of all our guests. The first step is to fax or email your dog's vaccination records to us. We require Rabies, DHLPP, and Bordatella vaccines for all aspects of our services, including grooming. Once you have sent those, please give us a call to schedule an evaluation for your dog. You can fax them to 267-308-0460 (Hatfield), or email them to info@dogtown309.com. We CANNOT schedule your evaluation without having these ahead of time.

We also ask that you read and complete all the registration forms to bring with you. (Please refer to the pdf links on this page for the appropriate registration forms.) All dogs must have a complete, up to date, and approved application on file. Please update your phone numbers, address, and emergency contacts as often as needed. The health and safety of each of our guests is very important to us.

SEX: All dogs should be spayed or neutered. We understand that some dogs are not altered until an older age and we take that into consideration. We can accommodate young dogs who are unaltered so long as you have plans to do so in a timely manner, and your dog is not exhibiting overly dominant behaviors in our playgroups.

HEALTH: All dogs must be in good health. Owners will certify that their dog(s) is(are) in good health and have not been ill with a communicable condition which could potentially jeopardize other guests. Dogs that have been ill in the last 30 days will require veterinarian certification of health in order to be admitted or readmitted. If we see an existing condition, we may separate the dog from the others until we talk with you, or obtain information from your vet. Please be aware dogs can get common colds and/or viruses very easily while playing with one another, and it is a risk you take when your dog is in daycare.

BEHAVIOR: All dogs must be non-aggressive and not food or toy protective. Owners will certify their dogs have not harmed or shown any aggressive or threatening behavior towards any person or any other dog. Please remember: your pet will be spending time with other pets and the safety of all animals and staff is our main concern and top priority. If your pet has displayed aggressive behavior with another dog or human, please let us know. This does not mean your dog cannot come to our daycare, rather it will allow us to better observe any potential warning signs in certain situations. It is important that all forms are filled out about your dog's behavior, and any additional information given.

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