Nightcamp

Overnight dog boarding

At Dawgs in Motion we refer to our dog boarding service as nightcamp. We accept all breeds, ages, and sizes! Nightcamp is available 24/7, including major holidays when we aren’t open for regular business. Our nightcamp service provides compassionate care for your dog while you are away. With special add-on activities such as daycamp, individual walks and plays, massage, private training, and swimming in our hydrotherapy pool, your pup will have lots to do!

You will receive a full report on your dog, documenting all of their activities while you were away, as well as pictures for our new customers. We have some dogs that may just spend a single night, while others may spend several weeks with us. Your dog will be taken out at least 5 times per day, each time with a staff member to give them some love and socialization.

 

What is included in Nightcamp?

All of our nightcampers are let out a minimum of 5 times during their day/night with us. Below is a basic schedule of our nightcamp times for care and let outs. We do NOT have our outdoor areas connected to the kennels. This means that staff take individual time to handle and care for your dog, bringing them in and outside and spending one-on-one time with them during their let outs. 

6:00am – Let out times begin for the morning. Collars and any clothing etc. are placed back on the dogs prior to going out potty. Breakfasts are given along with any treats and medications (if provided). Bedding is checked and replaced if needed, waters are freshened.

7:30am – Daycamp dogs start going out for their playtime based on what groups they are best suited for.

11:30am – Afternoon outs begin for nightcampers that are not in group play. During this time the dogs receive their lunches, medications, and snacks (if provided). Bedding is checked and replaced if needed, waters are replenished and freshened at this time as well.

12:30pm – Daycamp dogs start going out for their PM playtime based on what groups they are best suited for.

4:00-4:30pm – Evening let outs begin for nightcampers that are not in group play. Bedding is checked and replaced if needed.

5:00-6:00pm – Dinners, snacks, and medications are given to the nightcampers (if provided). Waters are replenished and freshened.

7:30-8:00pm – Bedtime let outs start at this time. Nightcampers are then bedded down with any bedding provided or requested (no additional charge for requested bedding). Waters are refreshed and snacks or medications are given (if provided). We remove all collars, clothing, bandanas, etc. at this time for the dog’s safety overnight.

 

 ** Additional extras that can be added on include: one-on-one play time/walk/cuddles (15 minutes), swims (15 & 30 minutes), massage (15 & 30 minutes), daycamp, waterworks massage (30 minutes), and training (30 min/60 min) are done in addition to your dog’s let out times.

 **If your dog does not do well with handling or is aggressive we would recommend that you look into a facility that offers the connected runs for limited hands-on work with your dog; we are not able to accommodate dogs that are aggressive with humans.

 

Drop-Off Hours for Nightcamp

*We do not offer late drop offs at this time

 

Monday: 6:00am – 5:30pm

Tuesday: 6:00am – 5:30pm

Wednesday: 6:00am – 5:30pm

Thursday: 6:00am – 5:30pm

Friday: 6:00am – 5:30pm

Saturday: 7:30am – 3:30pm

Sunday: 12:00pm – 1:00pm (Pre-Scheduled)

HOLIDAYS: 12:00pm-1:00pm (Pre-Scheduled)

 

Pick-Up Hours for Nightcamp                       

*A single night covers you for 24 hours from the time you drop off. (Example: drop off at 8:00am Monday is covered until 8:00am Tuesday)

*Pick-ups between 7:00pm-7:30pm must be pre-scheduled

Monday: 6:00am – 6:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Tuesday: 6:00am – 6:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Wednesday: 6:00am – 6:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Thursday: 6:00am – 6:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Friday: 6:00am – 6:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Saturday: 7:30am – 4:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

Sunday: 12:00pm – 1:00pm & 7:00pm-7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

HOLIDAYS: 12:00pm-1:00pm & 7:00pm – 7:30pm (Pre-scheduled)

What should I bring?

Dogs attending nightcamp with us will go through a check in process when they drop off. Every item that is brought with is photographed at the time of check in and labeled to ensure each item is returned at the end of their stay. Dawgs in Motion offers bedding for your dog at no additional charge. We also provide food and water bowls so there is no need to bring your own (unless using a special bowl such as a slow-feeder bowl for fast eaters). Below is a list of items that you should bring for your dog!

* Quick release collar – Flat or Martingale (No break-away collars)

* Non-Retractable leash – nylon, cotton, leather, bio thane, etc.

* Food – Pre-bagged for each individual meal with the date, time, and dog’s name (food not pre-bagged will have a bagging fee!)

*Medications – Medications must be labeled clearly with the dogs name, directions on how to give, and separated into individual bags for each administration. Owners must also provide a mode of administration such as pill pocket, hot dog, cheese, etc. There is an administration fee for dogs receiving more than one type of medication during their stay.

* Treats/Bones/Rawhides/Chews – Labeled for feeding times – Optional

*Blankets or comforters labeled with the dog’s name – Optional – NOTE: We do NOT allow dog beds. Karunda beds are offered for your pet.

*Toys – Up to 3 safe toys labeled with the dog’s name – Optional

Our Cozy Kennels

We have kennels and crates of various sizes, allowing us to accommodate all breeds. Our kennels are big enough for your dog to stand up and walk around comfortably. Our smallest kennel size is 3ft by 5ft. We also offer large suites for your pup as well for an additional charge. We can provide bedding, and always provide water and food dishes. Your dog will feel right at home staying here with our hands-on, caring staff!

Please note that we do NOT allow dogs to board together in the same kennel for safety reasons.

 

3ft by 4ft     STANDARD BOARDING ROOM

Our smallest kennel, typically reserved for small dogs such as Chihuahuas, Shih Tzus, Beagles, Etc. These kennels feature a sturdy plastic tray base and both semi barrier, and open bar fronts. Pictured in this kennel is Nori, a 68 pound German Shepherd Dog, with a large dog bed for size reference.

 

 

 

4ft by 5ft     STANDARD BOARDING ROOM

This is our standard kennel for daycamp and nightcampers. These full-sized walk-in kennels feature both semi barrier and open bar fronts as well as some covered top options for escape artists. Pictured in this kennel is Nori, a 68 pound German Shepherd Dog, with a large dog bed for size reference.

5ft by 9ft     SILVER SUITE BOARDING ROOM

These full-sized walk-in kennels feature a strong glass front option with no bars. These kennels are in our main boarding room and are available for rental with a premium charge. Pictured in this kennel is Nori, a 68 pound German Shepherd Dog, with a large dog bed for size reference.

4ft by 10ft     GOLD SUITE BOARDING ROOM

These full-sized walk-in kennels feature a large open space for your pup to move about during their stay. These kennels are in a separated area near our quiet room and are available for rental with a premium charge. All of our new dogs that are being evaluated for daycamp are placed in these kennels for their first day regardless of size. Pictured in this kennel is Nori, a 68 pound German Shepherd Dog, with a large dog bed for size reference.

8ft by 10ft     PLATINUM SUITE BOARDING ROOM

This full-sized walk-in kennels feature a large open space for your pup to move about during their stay. This kennel is in a separated area is available for rental with a premium charge. 

Testimonials

We travel a lot and have used Dawgs a lot in the past ~3 years.  We board and use the day camp for our Roxy.  She really seems to enjoy it and will pull us in the door, when we drop her off.  When we pick her up we get a daily report card of who she played with and her attitude that day.  The staff really seems to care about the dogs. So much better than locking a dog in a crate all day with a few outdoor breaks.

Joe Jakubiak

Took Maddie for her first sleep over on Saturday night! She obviously had a great time and I’m sure would have lots of stories to tell if she could talk! I felt very relaxed knowing she was in good hands! The staff is always so friendly! Yes I would definitely recommend! The hours are great as well!

Pam Wilde Woelbing