In defining whether a dog is social or not, many doggy daycare facilities put dogs into two categories: "aggressive" or "non-aggressive." Here at Social Pack Dogs, we take a more educated approach and prefer to define a dog's sociability by several key factors: breed traits, unique personality, play mannerisms, and the dog's understanding of pack social cues.

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Though a dog may not be outright dog aggressive, they may have traits within these key factors that can make socialization in a daycare environment dangerous for either themselves or other pack mates. Because safety is our number one priority, your dog may not pass our Meet and Greet evaluation if they are displaying behaviors that we believe could lead to altercations during future visits - this does not necessarily mean that your dog is aggressive, but that a social group environment may not be the best fit for them.

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If your dog does not pass our Meet and Greet evaluation for social daycare due to more minor issues like lack of manners, we may recommend you to one of our preferred trainers.

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Unfortunately we cannot accept any non-social dogs for services at this time.