Doggy Day Care in North College Park, Seattle

“Lorena took excellent care of my dog. He came home after both days of daycare content, happy and a little tired. I felt really at ease with Lorena, and her communication is excellent. My dog definitely loved being with her which really made me very happy!”

Anna J.

“Vanessa is great and Toto had a wonderful time with her and her dogs. She is responsible and sent us a reminder a day prior to our booking and keeping us updated with Toto's photos. We will definitely bring Toto back.”

Kalena W.

About: Our animal CPR and First Aid certified staff expertly manage playgroups by size, temperament, and play style. Our commitment as a Fear Free Certified facility means we've designed every aspect of our care, from interactions to our physical space, to take dog behavior into account and minimize stress. Our highly comprehensive vaccination requirements ensure we minimize risk of exposure. Combined with regular safety checks, we ensure dogs are not exposed to hazards, even when they try to!

“Kayla was absolutely amazing. This was my first time using this service and leaving my fur babies with someone other than family. She made the time to meet my pets before I left which was a relief. All of the instructions were followed perfectly and she gave great detailed updates. Would absolutely recommend Kayla, especially since she has extensive experience as a trainer and was able to care for my shy senior dog.”

Shemaiah W.

About: Hi there! I’m a proud father of two and two lovable rescue dogs – both German Shepherd mixes, one of whom has taught me a lot about patience, training, and handling reactivity challenges. Whether your pup is a playful bundle of energy or a bit more cautious, I’ll make sure they’re safe, happy, and well cared for. With years of experience caring for dogs (and other animals from snakes to bees and everything in beween) of all shapes, sizes, and quirks, I bring both reliability and a love for animals to every walk, play session, or cozy stay. Your furry friend will get plenty of attention, exercise, and love – just like I’d want for my own dogs! Let’s make tails wag together! 🐶🐕 As a proud dog dad of two rescue pups, pet care is already a natural part of my daily life. From morning walks and feeding routines to playtime and quiet moments, caring for animals is something I prioritize and truly enjoy. My experience includes handling a reactive dog, which has taught me patience, structure, and the importance of consistency. Whether it’s fitting in evening check-ins, daily walks, or weekend adventures, I’m flexible and happy to tailor my schedule to meet your pet’s needs. I treat every pet as I do my own – with attention, care, and plenty of love.” Whether in my home or yours or walking your pup in the neighborhood or park, I provide a safe, calm, and loving environment for your pets. At my home, I follow a structured routine with plenty of walks, playtime, and downtime to ensure pets feel secure and comfortable. Since I have two German Shepherd rescues (including one with reactivity challenges - don't worry, she's great with other dogs. It's people she struggles with), I’m experienced in managing different personalities, energy levels, and sensitivities. Safety, supervision, and comfort are my top priorities. In your home, I respect your pet’s routine and environment. I’ll follow feeding schedules, provide fresh water, clean up after them, and make sure they get plenty of love, exercise, and attention. Whether that means a peaceful walk, playtime in the yard, or cozy companionship indoors, I adapt to your pet’s needs. I’m also happy to send regular updates so you know your furry friend is in great hands!

“Ling provided such great care of my dog, it was heartwarming to see my Oumka running happily to come back to Ling's place. Ling is very responsive and sends regular updates throughout the day. It is clear that my dog had the best time with Ling, I highly recommend her services!”

Dina B.

“Cathleen is a kind and compassionate animal lover! She’s great with my Buggs! They’re an adorable mess and she is charmed by them in the best of ways!”

Alexis R.

About: We uphold stringent safety standards in our facilities, from clean and comfortable spaces to proper dog-handling practices, ensuring a worry-free experience for you and your pet. Day or night, our team is on site, ensuring every bark, yawn, or playful jump is under our loving watch.

“Cinthia was so easy to deal with. My lil one seemed to have thoroughly enjoyed her time with Cinthia and her dogs. She came back tired and happy. Cinthia followed all the instructions I shared. My pup seemed to have had a couple of accidents while being excited playing but she didn't make a big deal out of it at all. She communicated well and I felt like my pup was in safe hands all through out. Thank you for the wonderful experience Cinthia.”

Prateek R.

“Maisie had a wonderful day with Carmen! This was our first time leaving her with anyone for any amount of time besides the vet and she did wonderfully… Carmen and Taco are very welcoming and made her feel at home! Loved all the photo updates too!”

Cindy & Kai C.

“Lily had a great time at daycare with Lindsay and Steven! They have a lovely house with a yard for the dogs to play, and I could tell they gave great attention to lily all day.”

Michelle H.

“I’d highly recommend Jeein, she’s knowledgeable about dogs, reliable and communicative. She has a very calming presence which is perfect for my dog!”

Maureen S.

About: At Lazy Dog Crazy Dog, safety is our top priority. Every member of our team completes comprehensive dog behavior training and is CPR & First Aid certified through PetTech, so you can trust your pup is in expert hands. We’re staffed 24/7 — which means there’s always someone in the room monitoring play, behavior, and comfort. Our facility is cage-free, with carefully designed play spaces, dog-safe flooring and fencing, and only pet-safe cleaning products. We also follow a rigorous deep-cleaning schedule to keep everything fresh, sanitary, and welcoming. We’re proud to offer a fun, social environment where dogs can thrive — safely, happily, and under constant supervision.

“Stephanie is a very communicative and reliable sitter. My dog, Eleven, is very anxious, and Stephanie has spent the time/energy to make Eleven feel more comfortable. I love the picture and video updates that Stephanie sends, because I can see that she is spending quality time with Eleven throughout the day. Eleven is always excited to see Stephanie which makes me very happy.”

Christina V.

“Juliette was great with our dog, Cookie! Cookie can be shy and take some time to warm up, but when we picked her up she was super comfortable with Juliette and her dog, Elliot! Juliette was super communicative throughout the day as well. Would definitely recommend her! :)”

Logan B.

“Carmen is responsive, kind, and takes great care of our puppy.”

John-Michael E.

About: 🐕 🐕‍🦺 🐩 🦮 I host one dog at a time in my quiet house with outdoor space to sniff and explore. I work from home, so your pup gets full-time attention — plus friendly company from my own calm, gentle dog who’s always up for play, cuddles, and adventures. And yes, your dog can have the whole couch if they want it. It’s a low-key, comfortable place where dogs can relax, feel secure, and enjoy their own staycation. 🛋️💻🐾❤️ I work from home, so your pup won’t be left wondering where I went — I’m here all day for walks, playtime, snuggles, and potty breaks. My schedule’s flexible, which means I can stick to your dog’s routine or help them settle into something that feels good. Whether it’s a neighborhood walk to stretch our legs or a break for fetch in the yard, your dog will get steady, loving attention throughout the day. 🏡 Safety and comfort are everything here. I live in my own home, and your dog will have full run of the space — no crates (unless requested), no off-limits furniture, and plenty of cozy places to relax. I only host one guest dog at a time, so your pup gets my full attention and a peaceful, low-stress environment. I do have one friendly resident dog who’s used to sharing and enjoys having new siblings. I always introduce dogs slowly to make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. Your dog will be treated like family — with lots of love, supervision, and space to just be a dog.

About: We uphold stringent safety standards in our facilities, from clean and comfortable spaces to proper dog-handling practices, ensuring a worry-free experience for you and your pet. Day or night, our team is on site, ensuring every bark, yawn, or playful jump is under our loving watch.

“Reliable sitter, sends pictures, updates and great communicator. Clearly loves dogs. I felt my 4 month pup was in caring hands. Would definitely hire Alexandria again!”

Sandy Z.

About: My family had a dog during my high school years, and I've raised my own beagle, MouMou, since she was a puppy. I’m an active person who loves walking and hiking, so if your pet enjoys the outdoors, they’re in for a treat! Whether your pup needs regular walks, outdoor adventures, or simply a comfy place to relax, I’ll make sure they feel right at home. I work from home full-time and my husband works from home 3 days a week, so your pet will have plenty of attention and care throughout the day. I have a securely fenced yard, perfect for safe playtime and exploration. We accept crate-trained dogs only for boarding. Our dog MouMou sleeps in the crate in a separate room at night, and we expect your dog to be able to sleep in a separate room, either in crate or in dog bed.

“Sarah was amazing with my dog l, Milo! She was so accommodated for me on a very short notice and was extremely professional. My dog had a cone on but she was very gentle with him and gave him extra attention. Her doggie was also very calm and kind; even though my dog is usually anti-social, he made a new friend and had a blast during his stay. Sarah communicated every detail of Milo’s stay, sent me adorable images and I was glad that my dog is at a trusty home. I’ll definitely rebook! Thank you so much Sarah ☺️”

Pari Y.

About: I’ve grown up with and had taken care of house hold and family pets since childhood. For the last four years I’ve been the main trainer, caregiver and best friend to my playful maltipoo Penny. I have extensive experience boarding and pet sitting for friends and family and am comfortable in households with multiple pets. I am a substitute teacher and freelance photographer with a flexible schedule. I’m able to do morning or afternoon walks depending on your dog’s established routines. I live in a condo in Northgate near multiple parks/ green spaces for long walks, as well as communal and private yard space for shorter potty breaks and play time. I have a happy and friendly 4 year old maltipoo who enjoys making new doggy friends.

About: I have always intuitively understood and naturally connected with dogs throughout my life. I have personal experience raising my own dog from a 2-month old puppy to the well-behaved adult he is today. My balanced approach will allow your dog to have fun adventures, while establishing firm boundaries that they know not to cross. If you have any training you're currently working on with your dog, I'm happy to maintain it to keep consistency. Overall, I am a physically active person who will make sure your pup gets plenty of exercise and love! I already have an active daily routine with my own dog (walks, dog park, hiking, running, play dates) - I am capable of watching multiple dogs based on prior experience and currently have capacity to take on more through Rover. I currently am not working and doing school online so I should be home most of the time. A complimentary 30-minute Meet & Greet is required for any services that are for extended durations (daycare, boarding, and house-sitting) to ensure mutual fit for all humans and dogs involved...if an additional Meet & Greet is needed, it will be charged at my regular dog walking/drop in visit rates. The meeting spot will be at my home for daycare/boarding (your home for house-sitting). During this time, I will give a tour of my place and discuss the house rules - I'll also be making initial observations on how your dog interacts with my dog, as well as how they respond to a new environment. Dogs who defecate/urinate or are scared/anxious (shaking or hiding behind the owners the entire time) during the Meet & Greet are likely not a good candidate for boarding/daycare at my place and I would recommend booking the house-sitting service instead at that point. Similarly if you already know your dog is not consistently potty trained (needs to use pee pads/diapers, excited/scared pees, pees or poops to mark indoors), reliably crate trained (whines/barks/scratches in an enclosed space, needs to sleep in the bed with a human, require 24/7 attention, separation anxiety, etc.), teething/chewing things they shouldn't, excessive barking/whining and reactivity, etc. house-sitting be the best option for all parties involved. If the initial Meet & Greet at my place goes well, daycare services can now be booked. If you want to proceed with boarding, I require at least one daycare booking as a trial in order for me to monitor and assess your dog for a more extended period of time without the owner present. This will allow me to confirm your dog is fully potty and crate trained in my home, as well as no destructive tendencies/separation anxiety or excessive barking/whining/chewing. After the trial daycare, I will make a recommendation on if your dog is a suitable candidate for boarding at my home or if house-sitting would be a better alternative instead. Please know that this decision is strictly based on my professional opinion of what is best for your dog vs. financial incentive from my end. With house-sitting, I can take on dogs of all sizes as well as any cats that need care. For boarding, please provide your own crate/playpen so your dog is more familiar with it. To clarify, I do NOT plan on keeping your dog in a crate or playpen 24/7 like a kennel or larger boarding facility. However, if your dog is having trouble acclimating to a new environment (i.e. having multiple accidents or exhibits destructive behavior), they need to be crate trained as a backup. I will initially have them crated overnight and when I go out to run quick errands or am unable to supervise them - after they've demonstrated the ability for me to trust them, I will slowly give them more free reign and access to more sections of my house. It is in the best interest and safety of all dogs and humans in the environment to be more restrictive upfront (as well as protecting the home I own, furniture, and other property). For all my services, I will NOT be able to accept dogs with current/past history of aggression as I am not equipped/trained to deal with those types of situation from a liability and safety perspective.

“Molly was fantastic with my dog! She took great care of her and made sure she was active and entertained by visiting different parks and fun spots around town. I came home to a happy, well-exercised pup. Highly recommend!”

Adam N.