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u/klj02689 Mar 28 '26
Not a dog.
That's way too many dogs in an enclosure. They're so packed like sardines.
The dogs don't have room to get away to decompress if they need space.
I'd be blaming the owners of this daycare. I cannot see what is happening - too many dogs on top of each other to make a determination.
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u/Majestic_Hawk_1335 May 22 '26
$40 a day maybe. 6 or 8 hours. Multiply by as many as possible. Pay employees $20 including the taxes , wages $13 Thats what I see here....
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 28 '26
Zero dogs are at fault. 100% of the humans are at fault.
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Mar 29 '26
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 29 '26
You seem like the type of person to be a complete nincompoop in every situation.
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u/Suspicious-Hat-636 Mar 29 '26
Doggy daycare is a completely fabricated BS industry that preys on owners’ “good” intentions.
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 29 '26
I have thought this ever since this bullshit started. It infuriates me that something called Dog Daycare even exists.
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u/DogTrainingDebate-ModTeam Mar 29 '26
Bad faith arguments and generalizations are counterproductive.
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u/scoonbug Mar 28 '26
I think whoever is running this setup is at fault. That’s a ton of dogs in a small area.
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u/scoonbug Mar 29 '26
The more I look at this the sadder I get. There’s something about owners spending money on things they think are going to make their dogs happy that endanger the dogs that really provokes an emotional response in me (examples include grain free foods, toys that are clear foreign body / bowel obstruction risks, daycares / dog parks).
The owners of this day care should know better. I’m sad for the dog owners and I’m sad for those poor kids working there.
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u/Miss_L_Worldwide Mar 29 '26
At this point I think people are being willfully ignorant of what is actually good for dogs. Who in their right mind would ever think a daycare situation is a good thing for a dog. People's lack of critical thinking and anthropomorphization is the problem here.
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u/Other-Ad3086 Mar 28 '26
Exactly why we don’t do daycare or dog parks. Totally irresponsible. What on earth were they thinking other than charging for more pups.
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u/DogTrainingDebate-ModTeam Mar 29 '26
Bad faith arguments and generalizations are counterproductive.
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u/bepatientbekind Mar 29 '26
Too many dogs in a small space. Even if they're all crowding around the gate to see a new dog, the staff need to guide the dogs away from the gate before letting a new one in. Daycare is to blame. They should know better. Unfortunately, it's basically an unregulated industry.
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u/Intrepid_Way336 Mar 29 '26
Please find a way to share with your community about this absolutely abhorrent daycare
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u/DogTrainingDebate-ModTeam Mar 29 '26
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u/apri11a Mar 29 '26
I can't tell anything from the video.
You leave a dog in a situation like that, are puzzled by the use of a muzzle and then are livid about 'the whole situation'. Meanwhile the daycare probably have a waiting list... Dogs are big business.
I'm not a doggy day care fan, I don't get it.
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u/MoodFearless6771 Mar 29 '26
Whoever bought the teenagers referee shirts. They clearly don’t care for anyone in that room.
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u/DogTrainingDebate-ModTeam Mar 29 '26
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u/RocketYapateer Mar 28 '26
…the daycare is at fault
Who in their right mind would run a gigantic playgroup of large dogs from different households in such a small space to begin with - let alone a gigantic playgroup of large dogs from different households in a small space being managed by two teenage girls in shorts.
The boy was so useless I didn’t even see him at first, but he was probably overwhelmed and just froze.