Four Paws Playground - Doggie Daycare & Crateless Boarding
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Fun interactive play groups and wide open areas. Teaches important behavioral and socialization skills.
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500 Bloomsbury Road
Bloomsbury, NJ
08804
Opening Hours
| Monday | 6am - 10am |
| 3pm - 7pm | |
| Tuesday | 6am - 10am |
| 3pm - 7pm | |
| Wednesday | 6am - 10am |
| 3pm - 7pm | |
| Thursday | 6am - 10am |
| 3pm - 7pm | |
| Friday | 6am - 10am |
| 3pm - 7pm | |
| Saturday | 8am - 10am |
| 3pm - 5pm | |
| Sunday | 3pm - 5pm |
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Puppy Wednesday: (10 months and under)
This special day for puppies to social with other puppies at a cost of $14 per pup. Our trainer is with the puppies helping them to learn to share, to come when called off leash, and to not to jump on people. They have fun exploring and try new things.
Dog Daycare: Fun interactive play groups, wide open areas, indoors and out. Teaches important behavioral and socialization skills, alleviates separation anxiety and curbs destructive behavior. Physical and mental stimulation every day 365 days a year! Crateless Boarding: "Modern day" boarding with suites with mattresses and lots of blankets and covers! Owners live in the same building providing 24/7 supervision and our play all day sleep all night philosophy. All exclusive pricing- no extra charges for playtime, administering medications, ad you must bringing your own food.
Training: Training using "positive reinforcement" means adjusting your dog's behavior (from destructive or unwanted behavior to more acceptable and social behavior) by rewarding your dog with their own particular enjoyment. This can be special food treats, the chance to play with a tug toy, social interaction with other dogs, or human attention. The more enjoyable the reward is, the more work your dog will do for you to obtain the reward. For some dogs, your happiness about your dog's accomplishment is reward enough to them. NOTE: At this time there is no training classes scheduled or for the foreseeable future!
