Romp-rrr room
Saturdays, 10 - 11 am
Sundays, 11 - noon
Early social development is critical to healthy canine interaction.
Pups who come to Romp-rrr Room are better prepared to enjoy healthy
and well-balanced play. Younger pups develop a
positive interpretation of “play with me.”
Once a pup graduates, they are able to
respectfully engage younger pups
and adult dogs in many types of
play, like Abigail and
Kylie, shown here.
Help make Romp-rrr Room the best hour of your pup’s week!
Here are the “Rules of the Room”
1. “Weigh in” - Pups must be under 6 months old and under 25 lbs.
2. Sign in BEFORE your pup enters the romp area.
3. Remove leash before handing your pup to the trainer.
4. Ask the trainer to hand you your pup every 10-15 minutes during the session for potty breaks.
Complimentary poop bags and treats for potty breaks are available. See any Pack Member for help.
5. Be sure your pup is on-leash once out of the romp area for safety reasons. Please avoid the
window area of the store when outside. The pups bump into the window trying to reach each other.
6. Re-hydrate your pup! Water bowls are near the store exit.
Tips for a tail-wagging romp
Give your pup some distance from you (and the
kids). Thiswill help them adjust to this new experience
with greater ease and less stress. Feel free to explore
our store and chat with other new puppy parents, but
check back frequently in case we need to hand your
pup to you for any reason.
Watch, listen and learn from what the trainers are
doing. They will explain how to interpret the different
behaviors exhibited by the pups and will intervene if
the pups get too rowdy. What looks like bullying is
often normal play in the dog world. Let the trainers be
your guide.
Ask questions. Our trainers are here to help you
be the best pet parent possible! Please ask about
behaviors you are struggling with or don’t understand.
Feel free to consult our ‘pack-members’ about any
aspect of caring for your pup: products, food,
grooming and training classes—our educated team
is here to help.
Don’t worry. If your pup pees on us, poops in the
pen or picks a fight, it’s perfectly normal. We can
handle it and we will love your pup, no matter what.
Please interpret these rules for your kids. Seeing
cute pups is mighty tempting, but fingers and arms
reaching in the pen can get nipped or scratched and
your puppy’s play time gets disrupted.
Have fun and come back to visit. Woof!