Individual care discussion for Westmere dogs.
For dogs who prefer a calmer day, need more rest or have care notes we should talk about first.
Good for: Quieter dogs
Individual care discussion for Westmere.
Not every Westmere dog wants a busy day. Quieter dogs can start with a conversation and a calmer plan.
Not every dog wants a busy day. Older dogs, shy dogs and dogs who find big groups a lot are all welcome to start with a conversation about what suits them.
We’ll talk through their care notes, how much company they enjoy, how much rest they need and anything that helps them feel safe. Then we plan a quieter day around them, with smaller company and more time to rest.
If your dog has a health condition, tell us about it and check with your vet about daycare. We follow the care notes you give us, and we’ll always tell you how their day went.
How it works.
A conversation first
Call us or send a request and tell us about your dog and what they find hard.
A gentle first visit
A quiet introduction, at their pace, with time to explore.
A plan for calmer days
Smaller company, more rest and the care notes you’ve shared.
Keep talking
We tell you how each day went and adjust the plan as we get to know them.
Quieter days, planned together.
A quieter day might mean smaller company, more time to rest, a later drop-off or an earlier pickup. We’ll plan it around your dog and the notes you share.
We keep talking as we get to know them. Some dogs grow in confidence and enjoy more company over time; others are happiest with calm days. Either way, we follow their lead.
From Westmere to Birch Walk.
A typical Westmere morning crosses the river into Northbridge. You drop off at Birch Walk, your dog bounds in to find their friends, and you head on to work.
Across the river
Most Westmere owners drop off on their way into Northbridge for work.
Young, busy dogs
Energetic dogs get plenty of play, and plenty of midday rest so they don’t overdo it.
Small yards
If your dog has a small yard at home, daycare gives them room to play and explore.
Before the day.
- Their care notes from home
- A familiar blanket or toy
- Lead and harness
- Any food they’ll need
Individual care discussion questions.
Anything else? Call us during opening hours.
Call (202) 555-0108Other ways to start.
All daycare options- Every new dogFirst daycare visitEvery dog starts here. You bring them in, we get to know each other and talk through how they enjoy company, when they like a break and what helps them settle.Find out more
- The odd busy dayDaycare dayA full day of company, play and proper rest, for the days your schedule is packed. Drop off on the way to work and pick up on the way home.Find out more
- Two or more days a weekRegular daycareThe same days each week, so your dog gets to know the routine, the room and the people. We plan their day around the notes you give us.Find out more
Tell us about their week.
Share your dog’s routine and the days you have in mind. We’ll start with a first visit and plan the rest together.