Reservations

Guidelines
All dogs attending our program must:

• Be at least 6 months old (Special exemptions may be made. Please email Arthur at arthur@fivepups.com) 

• Be in generally good health and have a written proof of up-to-date vaccinations (see below). Dogs that have been ill with communicable conditions in the last 30 days will require a veterinarian certification to be admitted or readmitted. Five Pups also reserves the right to contact an emergency veterinarian if the staff feels the need for immediate medical attention.

• Have not harmed or shown any aggressive or threatening behavior towards any person or dog. The safety of our dogs and staff is our main priority and we take every care to ensure that each dog has a pleasant and enjoyable stay with us.

Vaccinations & Medical Requirements
To be fully effective, all vaccines should be administered by your vet at least 14 days prior to arrival at our facility. Unfortunately, we are not able to accept pet guests that are not properly vaccinated.

Canine guests are required to have to following VACCINATIONS:

• Distemper/ Parvo Combination

• Rabies

• Bordetella

• Canine Influenza

Canine guests are also required to provide a CLEAN FECAL EXAMINATION RECORD from your veterinarian from within the last 6 months prior to beginning daycare and/or boarding. Fecal Examinations are also required every six (6) months for current daycare attendees.

Evaluation
Prior to admission, each candidate is required to go through a thorough interview and temperament screening process. This allows you the opportunity to learn more about our program here at Five Pups, and in turn, for us to get to know your dog. The initial assessment will be done virtually. In case we may feel that we need to meet the candidate in person, we would make that determination and schedule the in person meet and greet after the virtual meeting. We take the safety of those in our care very seriously.

Five Pups retains the right to refuse any dog if it is determined that they are unsuitable to our program and standards. Common reasons for a dog to be denied admittance include, but are not limited to: aggressive behavior toward the staff and other dogs, overly nervous or overly anxious behavior, overly possessive tendencies, or has severe medical issues.