Since rescuing our first dog several years back, my amazing wife and I have been extremely involved with the dog community. Our sweet Roksy is therapy certified and as a result is able to visit different facilities throughout Utah to provide dog therapy services to make anyones day brighter. Someday we would like to get our adorable OEB (Olde English Bulldog) to pass the therapy dog test, that is of course if we can get him to be interested in anything other than treats and play! Doggy daycare initially started off as a great way for my pups to get some extra play in, but has since turned into a full time opportunity for me. We regularly have some of the most enjoyable and cutest pups coming and going. Every single pet that enters our home is treated as family, has round the clock supervision and is treated to endless play, laughter and love. We go the extra mile to take cute pictures of your pups during the stay so that you can rest assured your dog is being well looked after and having the time of their lives. Before covid changed things, we regularly were involved with a dog community called Maligator Kennels. We would regularly assist in dog trainings (from basic trainings to advanced obedience, including rehabilitation for aggressive dogs), pac walks and whatever behavioral needs. We originally started off as a cat family, so both dogs grew up with the cats and although the cats weren’t thrilled at first, they’ve all realized there’s plenty of loving to go around! In case you are worried your dog might not be a good fit if there are cats in the house, rest assured my cats can handle it! One cat has endless locations to perch from as she enjoys watching the dogs. The other cat is confused about his species and thinks he is a dog. I have seen him make more friends with dogs (who supposedly chase / hate cats) and he insists on meeting every single dog that comes over.