Beanie & Captain

Yesterday we Assessed the lovely looking Beanie. She is a outgoing, six year old, thirty pound, Cardigan Welsh Corgi. Beanie was ready and raring to go as she strutted through our lobby. This happy dog, has a whole lot of personality. We wasted no time and got her straight to our Medium Roll, where we knew she would fit in... And fit in she did! Although not the biggest "player", due to it being her first day, Beanie was very social. She met with each and every pack member quite amicably and enjoyed herself. Beanie was comfortable here, and we believe that she'll enjoy her time spent here even more in future visits.

This morning, The Fort's Crew welcomed in Captain for his Assessment. He is a one year old, twenty pound, brown and black colored, French Bulldog. Frenchies may look "cute and innocent", but don't let them fool you lol, they pack a ton of energy and "big-dogness" into a small package... Captain, was no exception to this, hence why he hung out with us in our Medium Roll, where the high-energy is always flowing. Once inside the Play Area, Captain was in dog-playtime-heaven. He met quickly with Lucky, in a confident and correct canine-way. The two dogs then got into play, after their brief introduction, almost instantly! It was pretty hilarious to watch Captain rip around the roll with his goofy, yet highly efficient, gait. He can really move! Throughout the morning, Captain continued to amuse himself and get along with the pack. This tough little fella can get a lot out of Dog Daycare.

Checkout Captain and Lucky "on the move" in the following clip:

Both Beanie and Captain may join us here at Fort Fido anytime. Way to go you two!

Cheers,

-Grant

Jumpin Josephine

Meet Josephine! She is a nine year old, twenty-five pound, cream colored, brown freckled, French Bulldog. Josephine came in bright and early this morning, more than ready for her assessment day at The Fort. Once she got into our Medium Roll play area, she was quick to explore it, curious to meet some other canines. As time passed and the pack grew, Josephine greeted the other dogs, meeting with them in a healthy fashion. It's pretty obvious that she has played with a few dogs in her day. The social Josephine acted cool, calm, and collected here at Fort Fido, and really seemed to enjoy herself. For a more mature dog, she did quite well, getting in a fair amount of playtime. Josephine is most welcome anytime and we'd love to see her again soon.

Here are three little clips of Miss Josephine in action. It's funny, like many of our French Bulldog friends, Josephine, does some hilarious "jumps"... I think they are her way of initiating play, cute stuff.

 

 

Take care,

-Grant

Miguel / Slevin

 

Well everyone, we've finally made it to Friday, way to go lol! It was an awesome week to "pretty much" wrap up March. We had many new canines try The Fort on for size this week, and lucky for us and them, they all passed their assessments. We end this week on a high note, with two successful new comers, Miguel and Slevin.

Miguel is an adorable, four month old, eleven pound, brindle, black and white colored, French Bulldog. She hung out with us in our Little Roll play area. Up there, Miguel was jubilant, and super eager to meet the other canines. She was constantly on the move, getting to know one pack member after another. Miguel is a fun pup that just wants to play and be happy... Knowing that, she'll continue to do great here!

Slevin is a three year old, one hundred and twenty-eight pound, "blue" and white colored, Great Dane. Slevin wasn't quite sure what to make of the Big Roll at first. As time passed and more dogs arrived, he started to really open up to the experience. He met with dogs favorably, then relaxed enough to engage in play with several of them, including, you guessed it, another Great Dane, Theodore. It was exciting to see the two massive canines interacting so well, and having a blast.

Miguel and Slevin are two great dogs, capping off our assessment-filled week. We hear that we'll be meeting up with them again real soon.

Enjoy your weekend, stay dry!

-Grant

P.S. Unfortunately, we didn't capture any clips of Miguel this time around. We did however, get a glimpse of Slevin on the camera.

 

All-About-It Oliver!

This last Saturday we got the opportunity to meet with Oliver. He is a five year old, twenty-four pound, cream/fawn colored, French Bulldog. Oliver had his assessment in The Fort's Medium Roll. In there with the others, he loved it! He did an excellent job, meeting and greeting with several pack members. Oliver's enthusiastic and active personality, made him a fun dog to have around here. We look forward to his return to Fort Fido, he is welcome anytime.

We were even lucky enough to score a couple clips of Oliver, getting to know the livewire, Pupcake. These two really got along well together.

 

Stay dry,

-Grant

Just a few clips

I hope y'all had a wonderful Holiday yesterday.

Around here at The Fort, it's been business as usual, which means, a whole lot of canine fun and socialization.

Take today's Medium Roll for example. We scored some funny clips of "brothers from other mothers" Mac and Max. These two dog-boys play hard, usually up until the point where Mac (The French Bulldog) is just plain "done" with Max and his wily antics lol.

 

Upstairs in the Little Roll, it was your typical fun & fierce action. Especially during, Ball Time, almost every little dogs favorite activity.

All for now, be well,

-Grant

 

Yup, she is about that color, lol!

Please welcome Brie to The Fort. She is a six month old, eighteen pound, French Bulldog that assessed this morning. Brie was named after the lovely cheese, due to her coloring. This is one spirited and happy-go-lucky pup! She stayed in Fort Fido's Medium Roll and truly thrived. Brie was confident and absolutely ready to join in fun with the pack. She speaks wonderful "Dog" for a young one, interacting and playing well with several different canines. We hope to see Brie again soon, she was a joy to have in our ranks.

 There isn't a whole lot to this clip but at least you get to see her walking around a bit. It must have been a busy morning! ;)



Cheers,

-Grant