The meet and greet fulfills our service promise to you and all our clients that we do not board aggressive dogs. Your host will reach out to schedule after you place your first request with us. Please bring your pup/s and be prepared to take a quick walk. If you have multiple pups and/or need assistance, please bring a partner. Once your host has performed the screening, they will explain more about our service and give you a chance to lock in your dates. There’s no obligation and all you have to lose is the boarding guilt!
Your host will meet you at your car without their pup to perform a quick visual inspection. Then, they will get their dog and lead a short pack walk to expend any initial excitement. If your host believes it necessary, they will most likely follow up with some offleash interaction in their back yard. Then you will have a chance to see their home. If your pup is very young or old, or if they have health considerations, exceptions can be made. Please discuss with your host.
If a host finds contagions on the meet and greet, you will have an opportunity to reschedule. Hosts cannot accept dogs with fleas, mites, influenza or kennel cough onto supported host grounds, no exceptions.
Also, please bring a regular leash for meet and greets and avoid flexi-leashes. A regular leash will allow you more control over your dog. We discourage dogs meeting on leash, so please let your host instruct you how to proceed.
It’s much easier to get you on the books once we get the formalities out of the way. Your pup/s meet and greet is good for all our supported locations, however this is at your discretion. You can schedule a meet and greet at any time if your would like to meet another one of our Pawesome hosts! Need assistance? Please send us a woof, we’d love to help you find the perfect fit for you and your fur-family.
This badge indicates the host has completed the highest level of behavior training available. This host speaks dog. This host can interpret the emotional state of the dogs in their care and create a stress free environment. This host has mastered proper canine introductions and can develop healthy social skills. This host completed these pre-requisites before they earned this badge.
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This badge indicated this host is more than a dog watcher. This host is learning to properly introduce dogs and reduce stress in order to keep a calm pack.
I have a certification in pet first aide and CPR. I can provide emergency care until veterinarian care can be acquired.
I scored a A on all my canine body language and behavior quizzes
This badge indicates that this host has created an emergency preparedness plan detailing steps to take in the event of a natural disaster at the host’s home.
This badge indicates that your host has completed the steps necessary to ensure they are covered by Petz Pack’s 24 hour emergency protection plan .
This badge indicated this host has been through the experienced level of behavior training. This host is mastering how to to interpret the emotional state of the canine which is key in creating a calm, stress free environment. This host is also mastering proper canine introductions and how to develop healthy social skills.
This badge indicates that this host is new to the team. This host is interested in becoming more than a dog watcher and is learning how to interpret canine body language.
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Your host is dedicated to making each visit an enjoyable experience for your pup. We want them to be excited to come back! If a host observes acute stress behaviors from any of the chosen amenities, the amenity will be cancelled with no charge. Some amenities are subject to cooperation and weather conditions. Heavy matting incurs additional charge.
One set of client’s dog per given set of dates is OK to begin, note how they do not overlap.
Overlapping a set of client’s dogs int his manner would require this host to have the ‘introducing dogs’ skill.
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