Dog Camp is Back
Can we all just agree that finding time on top of everything else to make sure all of our dogs' needs are met is nearly impossible? Trying to squeeze in a walk after work is just one more thing, or maybe you've tried doggie daycare but don't feel your dog is getting the quality of attention you are after. You want to be able to offer them more. I'm a new mom so I get it that between training, socializing, exercise and play...your family, career, meals, housework...and a social life (what is that? ) it just ain't all happening.
But, may I offer you... help
Help to get your dog's needs met and give you back precious time for your own. Whether that be spending more time with your family, focusing on work, or enjoying hobbies you haven’t had time for.
If you've tried day care or considered hiring a dog walker, let me introduce you to Dog Camp. Dog Camp is an exciting pack hiking experience for your dog that gives them a chance to play, socialize, and learn.
A best of both worlds approach to dog care, camp gives you the quality of attention that you might find by hiring a dog walker with the range of experiences your dog would get at doggie day care. Small groups are carefully selected with personalities in mind to promote socialization and play while still ensuring your dog gets quality one on one attention with plenty of training! Free pick-ups and drop-offs mean you don’t have to worry about more on your plate! Your dog will be picked up in the morning and dropped off about 3-4 hours later, tired and happy after a day of fun with other dogs. This way, you can relax knowing your dog is living a full life and coming home to enjoy your company without too much energy!
Do you think your dog would enjoy camp?
What is Dog Camp? It’s an immersive dog walking experience where dogs get to have fun, socialize, and learn.
Dog Camp is an exciting pack hiking service based out of Mount Holly, NJ. It is type of dog walking service designed specifically for your beloved canine companion, offering a unique blend of exercise, socialization, play, and training in an adventurous outdoor setting. Unlike traditional doggy day care or day training, Dog Camp provides an enriching experience where your furry friend can run, swim, engage in playful interactions, and learn valuable skills alongside a carefully selected group of canine pals.
Campers are given the freedom to hike off-leash or on long lines, depending on their individual skill levels and the specific environment, allowing for a tailored experience that meets each dog's needs. Our engaging sessions typically last between 2 to 3 hours, and we make it convenient for you with complimentary pick-up and drop-off services from your home. Rain or shine, the camp is always on! Currently, we offer our sessions multiple times per week, providing ample opportunities for your dog to thrive and have fun. Come join us at Dog Camp, where adventure awaits! You can fill out our questionnaire, call, or just send over an email any time!
Camp isn’t really your thing? One-on-one, personalized training sessions are also available! We offer affordable sessions, often scheduled weekly, as well as board and trains. Going away on vacation soon? Consider a board and train! No need to worry about finding a pet sitter and your dog will get all the benefits of immersive lessons in all the important skills and commands! Reach out to set up a free session to chat about what your struggles and goals are.
How it works.
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Step 1.
Fill out our form below! Find out if your dog is a good fit for camp, and if camp is a good fit for you!
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Step 2.
Schedule a consultation. We will plan a day to meet and get to know your dog and goals a bit better.
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Step 3.
Settle on a schedule whether that is once, twice, or three times a week and let us handle the rest!
Some quick info…
Dog Camp is $40 per dog per day with discounts for multiple dog households as well as campers attending more than once weekly.
Service areas include but are not limited to:
Mount Holly
Medford
Lumberton
Hainesport
Marlton
Is your dog ready?
Camp candidates should…
Be generally well behaved. They don’t need to know obedience commands but camp may not be right for your dog if they do not get along well with others.
Ride well in the car. If your dog is not comfortable in the car, reach out! They may not be camp ready yet, but we can help work them through!
Be at least one year old. Due to the amount of physical activity dogs get at camp, puppies under one year aren’t quite structurally mature enough and a risk of injury is not worth it! Reach out and we can chat about when would be appropriate to start!