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<h4 class="dechead">On One Hand: They Are Safe in Certain Conditions
A doggie day care facility should be roomy, clean and well-ventilated, according to KIRO TV. Employees should clean up quickly after the dogs and make sure the water bowls are cleaned regularly and that clean toys are used. Doggie day cares must also require that dogs have up-to-date vaccinations. They should also screen dogs for temperament.
On the Other: They Can Be Unsafe
If a doggie day care does not screen dogs before allowing them in the day care, an aggressive dog could harm your dog, according to KIRO TV. In addition, the day care should have a veterinarian on-site or on call in case of emergencies.
Bottom Line
If you make sure the doggie day care follows cleanliness procedures, prescreens dogs for shots and temperament, works with a vet, and has a disaster plan, your dog will be safe at doggie day care.
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