March Dog Daycare Highlights
March is
Ball Pit Fun!
A ball pit gives dogs a fun, sensory experience with a new texture and shifting surface under their paws which helps to build balance and confidence as they step in and move around.
Jumping, pawing and digging through the lightweight balls provides a great outlet for physical energy, while searching for hidden treats or toys encourages nose work, focus, and problem solving.
Many dogs love the playful, unpredictable feel of the pit making it a simple way to boost confidence, engage their senses and add joyful movement to their day.
Daycare Now Open Saturdays!
We have great news for pet parents! Starting March 7, 2026 we will be opening the daycare from 10AM to 6PM! Whether your pup needs a full day of play, some social time, or just a safe happy place to hang out while you tackle your weekend plans, we've got you covered.
Same safe and structured fun, now with a weekend option!
Signing up is quick and easy through Gingr, so reserving your spot is just a few clicks away.
February Recap
Take a moment to see the fun the dogs had last month at Embark Academy! From interactive playtime to outdoor adventures, our furry friends enjoyed every paws-on moment! Check out the photos and highlights of our exciting activities.
February Enrichment
Februarys theme was LICK MONTH!
The dogs had a great time with this tasty experience
We rotated lick mats and bowls with some of their favorites like peanut butter, yogurt, pumpkin, and mashed bananas. This activity kept the dogs happy, engaged and supported calm focus and a little added joy to their daycare days.
Valentines Day
Our little lovebugs were extra sweet for Valentines Day. We captured these adorable photos of our pups showing off some puppy love making the week extra special! Check them out to help celebrate the love and joy they bring to our daycare everyday!
New Friends
We always welcome some new faces in daycare! Please say hello to our newest friends.
We make sure to make each dog feels understood and we take their individual needs into account. Shy dogs get additional one-on-one snuggle time with staff, while high energy pups get some extra structured play.
