Mon - Fri 6:30am to 7pm
Sat 10am to 4pm
Sun 10am to 4pm (No Day Care)
Phone: 412-DOG-STOP

Testimonials

This is a fantastic place to leave your dog and socialize with other dogs. It has even helped with his attitude with people and he is exhausted when he gets home!
-- Kate Brown

Fantastic space, better people! We love the Dog Stop and you will, too. Thanks for being so great all the time.
-- Ed Lettieri

This is a great place to take your dog - these guys love the dogs at LEAST as much as their owners. I feel really comfortable leaving my pooch in their care.
-- Suzanne Destfino

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What is required for my dog to play/stay at The Dog Stop?

What is required for my dog to play/stay at The Dog Stop? The safety and health of your pet is our first concern. Our Dog Stop Play/Stay contract includes a personality profile so we can have some basic information about your dog's temperament and match him/her with the right playmates. All boarding dogs that participate in daycare must demonstrate adequate social skills and the ability to play safely. On the first overnight stay at The Dog Stop, we will evaluate your dog's interactions with other guests. If we find your dog isn't daycare friendly, we will place him/her in his/her room/crate for the remainder of the day, except for personal walking sessions. Prior to boarding and/or daycare, you must provide proof of the following vaccinations from your vet: Bordetella - within the past 6 months Parvovirus & Distemper- within the past 12 months Rabies - proof of valid vaccination with either the shot given annually or every 3 years We also require that your dog be on a regular flea and tick prevention program, such as Frontline or Advantage (not flea powder or collars).

Do you administer medications?

Yes. We administer medications (pills, ointments, etc.) on a case-by-case basis. Just provide the medication and instructions on drop off. If your dog has had a recent major medical issue, we may require a release from your vet before being allowed back into daycare or boarding.

What happens if my dog is injured or becomes ill?

In the event your pup becomes sick or injured, we will immediately contact you to determine the next steps on a case by case basis.