Dog Days Daycare Center

Our dog attended Dog Days for approx. 6 months but after his final injury (which required an emergency vet trip) we decided Dog Days wasnt a good fit for him. None of the staff saw how the injury occurred & we never found out how he was hurt. In addition to that final injury he also sustained a few other minor injuries while attending the day care. We have found our pup does well in smaller doggie groups with a higher staff to dog ratio. While Dog Days is good for some dogs, some will do better in smaller groups with more supervision.

I love this dog day care facility.. I cannot thank Robin and her staff enough for providing our pup with a loving, attentive and caring home away from home.

I am only commenting on daycare and overnight care not grooming. I get my pups groomed somewhere else. Also, I can only comment on smaller dog care/​activity as they are grouped by size/​temperament/​physical condition.
Great facility for dogs! House is set up for them with a doggie door, deck, play area, feeding area and grooming area. Our dogs use all but grooming.
Our schnauzer Jake has gone here for daycare and overnight boarding for many years. He is 9. We usually send him 2 times per week. Our newest dog Simon, a Westie mix about 5, was added to the schedule when he joined our household. One is a wall hugger, the other Tug-​o-​War king. But, all kinds are accommodated in a true pack with humans in charge.
Their overnight rules are perfect, no personal items but food, dogs are lose, dogs choose a sleeping spot, are supervised by humans, but the house is set up for the dogs.
Dogs come home from days/​overnights exercised, tired, a bit dirtier – what do you expect? – but remember, «A tired dog is a good dog!» We are lucky to have found a dog facility run with a heart.
Thanks Robin and staff!

Our Sam, a 7-​year old shepherd husky rescue, is quite the diva, and dog days is the only daycare for her. She has severe separation anxiety, so finding a daycare center that fit her needs was a challenge when we adopted her over 6 years ago. The staff at dog days are knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive, and Robin knows how to accommodate her so she feels comfortable. There is also a consistency of staff over the years, which is always a good sign.
Another huge bonus is that Sam is still clean after a day of play — unlike other dog daycares that are basically mud and dirt pits, the premises consist of a house converted for dogs, complete with a yard, turf outdoor play areas, and a «ruff house» — a warehouse style turfed room for the larger dogs. There are no crates and dogs are supervised ²⁴⁄₇. The cleanliness of premises saves me a bunch of $$ on baths and grooming, while still giving Sam the play and socialization aspects of daycare.
Did I mention that Robin is my version of the dog whisperer?! Sam loves her.
Bottom line, we don’t trust anyone else with our dog.
The only downside here is there are no puppy cams for me to check in on Sam via the Internet during the day, however I don’t find this to be a deal breaker, I never worry about Sam when she’s at Dog Days, as I used to with other daycares. I highly recommend this place!

Dog Days Daycare is a wonderful place to leave your bestest best friend when you can’t take him/​her with you.
We adopted our first dog last year. There are place we go where we simply aren’t able to take our Abby.
We visited many kennels and were just not comfortable with the idea of having her spending time in a cage or paying extra for having her exercised. DDDC is pricey but they get it right and nail it for dog day care, so they are worth every cent.
When we contacted them, we were told by Robin, that our dog had to have an in-​home «audition» to make sure she was a good personality fit for the free-​range environment at Dog Days. Robin visited my home and after about a 30 minute visit told us we can take the next step and leave Abby for a half day. We did and we’ve not ever looked back. Abby fit right in with the other dogs and enjoys her time in the large house and expansive yard, running and playing. She’s simply exhausted when we pick her up.
We’ve used DDDC service for quite a few full day and overnight stays and the experience has always been first rate. The staff is attentive and caring.
We’ve utilized their grooming services and have all good things to say about the quality of the services.
You won’t be disappointed, if you use DDDC.

My dog has been going to this day care since she was 6 months old. She is now almost 5 years old. She goes only once a month or so due to the distance and cost. I wish she could go more often and so does she. When i drop her off she gets overly excited. She just loves all the folks who work there. I know they really take good care of her. They have a great grooming service, they do the best job on her nails. They have over night services as well, and the dogs dont have to sleep in crates if they dont want to. They even have beds for them to sleep on. This place is state of the art. The only reason that i write a review now is because i took my dog to a closer day care today just to try it out. Even though they have fancy cameras for me to watch her from home, its not enough. Dog Days Daycare in Hillsborough is top notch. No other place has the space, the staff, the state of the art facility. My dog has never gotten hurt there or come home sick from there. It may be slightly more expensive than the chain day cares but worth every penny. I’m watching my dog on camera now at the chain place and she is just sitting there at the gate in a small area with nobody engaging her in play. This is not how it is at Dog Day’s. Robin the owner is really special. The staff engage the dogs, they have play ground equiptment to play on and a HUGE gated lawn with plenty of space to run and chase. The owner, Robin even comes to your house to interview the dog and family before the dog can join the day care. This shows how responsible Dog Days is. I dont care if it’s far from my house or if it is a tiny bit more expensive. You get what you pay for. From now on, Dog Days is the only Daycare I will take my dog. You can trust this place.

My boyfriend and I adopted a 9 month old puppy a few months ago, sort of planned, but sort of impulsively. We already had some travel plans in place, so finding an acceptable kennel to leave our new family member became an immediate concern. We considered and visited several options in the area, including the franchise Camp Bow Wow in Lawrenceville, all the way to super-​posh Morris Animal Inn up in Morristown. While both had their advantages (Bow Wow is relatively inexpensive, Morris Animal Inn has luxury facilities), it was Dog Days Daycare that felt most like home, and felt like the place our Abby would feel most comfortable. After a home visit by owner Robin, where she met Abby and interviewed us, Abby spent a few hours at Dog Days to see how she would do in their open, group environment. She had already passed the screening for Bow Wow (and had stayed there a few times), and plays with other dogs on a daily basis, so we were confident she’d do fine at Dog Days.
Well, we picked Abby up yesterday after her second stay at Dog Days. The first stay was one night, and this stay was two nights. Abby absolutely loves Dog Days, and we do too. She shows no sign of stress or anxiety, either at drop off or pick up. We get a full report on whether she ate well, played with other dogs, etc. In fact, this last weekend, Dog Days posted a video of Abby in action, playing tug with another canine guest.
We know we can leave Abby at Dog Days and not worry about her while we’re away, like we worried when she was at Bow Wow. We love that she’s never caged, can play with other dogs all day or find a quiet spot to relax, and that bedtime is like home, where she is free to sleep where she wants. It really is the ideal environment for your dog, when he or she can’t travel with you. It’s not the least expensive, nor is it the most expensive, but it is worth every penny.
Big thanks to Robin and crew for taking such good care of our pup.

We left our dog Zorro for 22 days when we went back home to India. Normally when he gets back from any kennel, he would have lost some weight and depressed. We were quite apprehensive of leaving him for such a long time in a kennel. Dogsdaycare was an exception. He was extremely happy and looked very healthy.
Robin and her team had taken so much good care of Zorro. When he refused to eat the first few days, they ensured that he was well fed by adding some canned meat. When he fell sick, they took good care of him and took him to the vet. On the last day, the bath and the brushing they gave was top quality, which I have not seen in any other pet grooming.
Zorro had a few bad habits like he gets very excited if we are going out, he tends to jump on us and becomes a little unmanageable. They corrected some of his behavioral issues while he was there. When he came back home, he was better behaved
They may be a little expensive but worth every penny for your peace knowing the fact that you have left your child best possible place.

This is hands-​down the best dog daycare that I have used for my 2 year old high-​energy dog. I have not used their grooming facility, so I cannot speak for the other post, but their daycare service is excellent. This is the first place I had felt safe enough to board my dog overnight and I will absolutely do so again. The staff is fantastic and the environment is great. Dogs are not cooped up in close quarters and they have access to the outdoors any time during the day. My fiancé and I work long hours and utilize this facility at least 2x per week. It is a little more expensive than the competitors, but after trying two others we definitely find that a little extra cost is worth the peace of mind of knowing my dog is safe and happy.

I took my dogs here for grooming for over 2 years and they are awful with scheduling and being time efficient. There is only one groomer and they overbook themselves constantly. One time, I was called an hour after dropping my dog off, to see if i could come pick her up and bring her a different day because they had 2 other dogs that had just showed up and were in «bad shape» so they’d be short on time. So unprofessional!!! Most recently, they kept my anxious Newfoundland there for over 8 hours to be groomed w no explanation as to why it took that long besides the fact that shes a «big dog» that takes time. I have been to other groomers that have done just as nice of a grooming job, but have been much more organized and courteous, remaining time efficient and sensitive to my dogs needs. When I called to express my concerns the next day, the manager Robin was short with me and outright dismissive to everything I had to say. She was not genuinely apologetic and said or did nothing to make me want to consider returning to them. No offer of compensation of any type was given! Id never go back here again and wonder what my poor, anxious dog was doing there for over 8 hours since the actual grooming is less than half that time. Stick w facilities that have time frames and put your pets needs first!!!

Great for making your dog more social! GREAT Groomer on site!