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About Us
Kritter Keepers Club has been caring for dogs throughout the West Cobb area for many years. In September 2017 we opened our current location. Our facility is conveniently located close to downtown Marietta and West Cobb. We offer overnight dog boarding, a stimulating dog daycare program, and customized training! While your dog is playing, slip in some training with our outstanding dog trainers!
Boarding and Daycare
As professional pet care providers, we are committed to meeting a high standard for conscientious care for the animals you entrust to us in our dog daycare and dog boarding programs or try a session with our dog trainers. Our team is specially trained to provide your pups with compassionate attention to make their stay comfortable. All boarders are automatically included in daycare
Training Services
Focusing on the science of how dogs learn, veteran dog trainers Kasey Litt (CPDT-KA, CPACP) and Kailyn Fulmer (Trick Dog Trainer) want you to enjoy the quality of life you deserve with your best friend by your side. Based on your goals and an initial assessment, our training team can develop an individualized learning plan for you and your dog.
Requirements to Come and Play!
Each pup who comes for dog daycare or dog boarding needs to come in prior to the first session for an assessment. During this interview, we will review health issues, behavioral concerns and play styles. If your pup wants to play with other dogs, we will do a dog on dog assessment to see how they play, meet and greet other pups, and respond to toys in a group. Also during this assessment, we will validate that your pup is up-to-date on shots (we require rabies and a form of distemper/parvo). Assessments are scheduled only on Tuesdays at noon, 2pm, 4pm or 6pm.. A credit card is required to hold an appointment. All no shows/no calls will be charged $35 fee.
What is a solo player?
At Kritter Keepers Club we do not discriminate by breed and accept all dog breeds as long as they are approved through our New Client Assessment. It is during the first few visits and the assessment that we watch a new dog to make sure play style is safe for the group. Dogs who come to us with not prior socialization may take longer to get into a group play mode or they may never be comfortable, however, we want to give these dogs a chance to play and exercise so we have introduced our solo program to allow as much fun as possible for these pups! Not all dogs want to play with other dogs but to have some quality ball time or agility equipment time is a wonderful outlet.
Cheddar Cheese - the dog in this picture is still looking for her forever home! She is a typical solo dog.