My house has a fenced in yard, where the dogs are always monitored. They can run around and enjoy all of the smells, play with my dogs if they are the right companions for each other, or enjoy playing frisbee, ball, tug, whatever their favorite activity is! We have crates if dogs need a break from the activity or quiet time, or they also are allowed on the furniture. I will only have one daycare dog a day so the focus can be completely on them, if I feel like your dog would match good with another client it is something that can be discussed to see where the comfort level is. *for daycare your dog does need to be assessed to make sure that they will be a good fit for a house that has multiple dogs in it and cats, I would recommended setting up a walk first so I can spend time with your dog and I can tell you if I think we can move forward with trying daycare.* Drop in visits, can be whatever is needed for the dogs, if that is playing outside, potty breaks, being fed, cuddled, getting enrichment and playing brain activity games. I am completely positive reinforcement based and really focus on dogs body language and behavior to see what they're needing to be more comfortable and happy.