Bloomfield Reviews

My Dog loves this place. We don’t live in the state so he’s only there every few months and remembers it. He’s can be skittish and doesn’t always warm up to new people right away but he gladly goes to any and all of the staff members happily. They clearly care about him and we are always happy to have him do daycare when in town.

So many fun activities for my dog to do each month.

Prompt and ensured my pet’s needs were met. Questions were answered thoroughly.

The staff was A1 and seem to be very attentive to my baby. The facility was very clean and did not have a smell. My pup was able to interact with other dogs something that he had not done before his first visit. Highly recommended Dogtopia !!!!

My dog loves ut and the coaches are great.

Friendly staff and clean facility

Convenient location, easy in & out, clean facility.

My dog has such a fun day there and he gets tired out playing so much!! Stark seems so happy when he goes!! he’s such an active dog that he needs it. Such Great staff. Great hours. I love that they provide food for the dogs and the grooming is amazing. 🙂

Friendly staff who love my pet, and she is a handful.

My dog seems happy. I like the webcam option.

Have you ever considered offering simple report cards – maybe checklists – for the dogs on their behavior? Things like

Key Behaviors of a Happy, Well-Adjusted Daycare Dog:Relaxed Body Language: Soft eyes, relaxed mouth (sometimes appearing to “smile”), and a mid-level tail, rather than high (stiff) or low (scared) positions.Playful Socialization: “Play bows” (lowering front legs, raising rear), voluntary interaction with other dogs, and taking turns in games.Respectful Boundaries: Respecting other dogs’ personal space and stopping play when signaled.Balanced Energy: High energy is okay, but they should be able to calm down and take breaks, often resting for 2–4 hours for every few hours of play.Behaviors Indicating Stress or Poor Fit:Excessive Fear or Aggression: Hiding, showing teeth, stiff body movements, or deep growls.Overstimulation: Constant, frantic barking, jumping, or mounting.Inability to Settle: A dog that runs around for 8–10 hours without resting is overstimulated and needs a break or is not suitable for that environment.