Dogs don't hide their excitement well, and if they enjoy daycare, they will likely have a strong reaction of happiness when they arrive. If your dog doesn't like daycare, he will likely have a negative reaction, such as whining, not wanting to get out of the car, or hanging his head and tucking his tail.
Why does my dog not like doggy daycare?
Certain breeds exhibit a bit more nervous energy and attract the wrong kind of attention from other dogs in the daycare pack. Other breeds are predisposed to being very independent, and this can result in being hard to manage by daycare staff because they simply don't listen (or care) when they're being called.
Do dogs really like daycare?
Many dogs thrive in daycare and look forward to their daily romp with friends. Other dogs dogs, in fact, don't like daycare at all. Below is a list of dog personalities that either need more or are not suited for daycare.
Do dogs get sad at daycare?
Finally, if someone is feeling sad, typically their dog will be sad at daycare, often sitting alone or hiding in a corner. Remember, your dog is your companion not your therapist. The worst thing you can do is to cry or yell every time you're spending time with your dog.
Do dogs miss their owners at daycare?
Many people worry that as well as missing them when they're in kennels, their dog will even forget them eventually. Whilst this is a natural concern if you'll be gone for weeks, it's not something you need to fear. The truth is that your dog will almost always remember you, however long you've been apart.
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