Puppyhood is adorable, messy, and exhausting.
- Our Puppy Care visits give your pup a consistent midday reset with potty breaks, play, and routine reinforcement. You get fewer accidents, less chaos, and a puppy who is not climbing the walls by the time you get home.
Details
What’s included in a Puppy Care visit:
Potty break first
Fresh water check and feeding support if requested
Play and enrichment based on age and energy level
Simple routine reinforcement using positive methods
Quick clean-up for puppy messes
Notes and photos after every visit
Great for:
Workdays when your puppy needs a midday reset
Puppies learning potty and crate routines
High-energy pups who need structured play
New puppy parents who want consistency and support
Our approach:
Puppies thrive on predictable routines. We keep visits calm, consistent, and upbeat, and we follow your household rules so your puppy isn’t getting mixed signals. We support the routine you’re building with positive reinforcement, gentle guidance, and age-appropriate expectations. If you’re working with a trainer, we’re happy to stay aligned with your trainer’s homework during visits.
Safety and reliability
Bonded and insured
Pet First Aid and CPR trained
Team-based coverage for reliability
Secure entry practices and clear visit notes
Emergency protocols and vet preferences followed
Pricing:
20-minute visits, twice daily: $42
30-minute visits, twice daily: $48
We offer Puppy Care throughout many Harford County communities; including Bel Air, Abingdon, Belcamp, Churchville, Forest Hill, Fallston, and Jarrettsville.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What’s included in new puppy visits?
New puppy visits are designed to support your routine and your puppy’s development. Each visit typically includes a potty break, age-appropriate playtime, fresh water, and cleanup as needed. We can also reinforce crate training, basic manners, and any written feeding or care instructions, then document everything in your visit report with notes and photos.
How often should my puppy be visited?
Most puppies do best with 2 to 3 visits per day, especially during potty training and the early months of development. Frequent breaks help prevent accidents, support a consistent routine, and provide healthy socialization and enrichment. The right schedule depends on age, bladder control, and your training goals.
Do you help with training?
Yes. While we are not a substitute for a professional dog trainer, we can reinforce positive habits during walks and visits, such as polite leash manners, sit at doors, and calm greetings. We follow your written cues and any trainer-provided guidance to keep your dog’s routine consistent and support your training goals.
Can you feed my puppy during visits?
Yes. We can feed your puppy during visits, including meals and scheduled snacks, following your written instructions for portions and timing. We also refresh water, clean bowls as needed, and note what was eaten in your visit report. If your puppy is working on slow feeding or special diets, we will follow your setup.
What if my puppy isn’t vaccinated yet?
If your puppy is not fully vaccinated yet, we take added precautions to reduce exposure risk. Visits are one-on-one, and outdoor time focuses on your yard or other low-risk areas recommended by your veterinarian. We avoid dog parks and high-traffic pet locations, and we prioritize clean handling and safe routines throughout the visit.
Do you help with crate or leash training?
Yes. We can support gentle crate acclimation and early leash training as part of puppy visits, following your written routine. That may include calm crate entry and exit, short practice sessions with leash and harness, and reinforcing basic cues like sit and wait. We keep sessions age-appropriate, positive, and consistent with your training plan.
What if my puppy has an accident?
Totally normal. We’ll clean up, reset the area, and note it in your visit update so you can track patterns and timing.
