Peninsula Pups Doggie Daycare

Lin Q 2 months ago

It took me awhile to process and realize but I enrolled my dog after passing the behavioral assessment test hoping the socialization would help his confidence. The trainers also made me feel like this was a good decision. I only did a couple of hours a few times because I was nervous but excited for the opportunity of growth for my pup. I didn’t get much first day feedback and I didn’t get a first day video like I was hoping as an excited dog parent. The next couple of times my pup wasn’t scared to go in , excited for the new smells and new friends but a little hesitant once going back. The last time I noticed they retrieved my pup from a separation room and when I asked how they were doing they said some generic answer of making progress or something. The collective evasive answers and lack of shared enthusiasm didn’t sit well with me, so I never ended up booking again. My pup still struggles with some reactivity , confidence and hip issues. My fear is that there was pack rejection or something that could have made the issue worse. I would be hesitant to bring your unconfident pup here as to there might be some unshared experiences your pup has that you won’t know about and the

Patricia Bellingham 3 months ago

Rufus loves going to day care. He knows when it is Wednesday and can hardly contain himself getting into the car. He is well cared for by staff during his day. He's usually pretty tuckered out on the way home!

Laura Brown 6 months ago

My dogs had never been to a groomer, and one of them is a Burmese mountain dog with a hip replacement. She wasn't intimidated by him at all. My elderly beagle was also in good hands. I definitely recommend

Douglas Sullivan 3 years ago

We attended Colin’s dog obedience school because we got a rescue pup with some major anxiety. What we expected would be an adventure packed with dog interactions and mostly our little pup learning how to do tricks, ended up being so much more. By the end, our anxious, shy little girl became a confident dog who was no longer afraid to go outside. She trusts us in ways we never thought possible. Our little pup has become a confident, self-assured explorer who is one of the most loving little dogs I’ve ever encountered. The lessons learned were not learned by the dog, but us the humans. We learned to hold our dog accountable, show her love in her way, and gain her trust. We completed the Freshman class on the date of this review, and couldn’t imagine where our precious little princess would be without the lessons Colin taught us over these past eight weeks. In the process, our sweet dog-child has grown to be happier than words can capture. Our dog’s anxiety had her struggle to walk from the parking lot into the building (we carried her in) and now she trots with pride on her way in to the building. In thinking of the progress our little girl made, I can’t help but be grateful for M

Jennifer Gregory 6 years ago

My dog goes to Peninsula Pups both for daycare and for training. She absolutely loves it. The staff is so caring and is genuinely excited to see Olive when I drop her off in the morning. She comes home thoroughly tired after having fun all day. And she absolutely adores their trainer Colin. He is so knowledgeable and very patient with her. I'm very grateful to have found Peninsula Pups and I feel very confident knowing that my dog is in safe hands when she is with them.