Dog Day Care in Mountain View

Supervised Play, Planned Rest, and Live Webcams for Your Peace of Mind

When you head out for a full day of work or errands, you want to know your dog is getting more than a quick walk and a nap on the couch. At Camp Bow Wow® Mountain View, we give pups a full day of play, attention, and care so you can focus on your day with confidence.

We understand how stressful it can feel to leave your dog, especially if they’re energetic, social, or a little anxious. That’s why our Camp is built around all-day supervised play, clean indoor and outdoor yards, and a routine that includes active play and scheduled rest. We want Camp to feel like your pup’s second home.

Our Camper screening process and Certified Camp Counselors provide structure and supervision, while live web cameras let Mountain View dog parents see how their pups spend the day.

Your dog’s first interview day is free after completing the required assessment. Call (650) 910-7886 or book online to schedule a Camper interview.

Why Families Choose Our Mountain View Camp

Local dog parents choose Camp Bow Wow Mountain View because we treat their pups like part of our own pack. At dog day care, dogs enjoy all-day open play instead of long stretches in a kennel. They can romp, chase, and socialize in our spacious indoor and outdoor areas while our team keeps a close eye on the fun.

Our Certified Camp Counselors are in the play yards with the dogs, not watching from afar. They’re trained to read body language, encourage appropriate interactions, and step in when a pup needs a break. This hands-on approach creates an upbeat environment where dogs can play under direct supervision.

Every new Camper completes screening before joining a compatible playgroup. Our all-inclusive daycare pricing covers the basics of play, attention, and care without hidden fees, and web cameras let you check in on your Camper during the day.

What Your Dog’s Day Looks Like

When you arrive at our Camp, our team greets you and your pup at check-in. We confirm any notes for the day, then guide your dog into the play area that fits their size, temperament, and play style. From there, your Camper joins friends for supervised activity and structured breaks.

Playgroups, Activity & Rest

In our indoor and outdoor yards, dogs enjoy room to explore, chase toys, and practice their social skills. Our Camp Counselors are in the play spaces to monitor interactions, help new Campers warm up, and keep play appropriate. Pups who love to be active can stretch their legs, while more reserved dogs have opportunities to pause and settle.

Rest is as important as play. Throughout the day, we build in quiet times so Campers can recharge. Puppies, seniors, and shy pups may receive additional breaks based on how they’re responding to the group that day. Our goal is for every dog to leave content, not exhausted or overwhelmed.

Many dog parents in the area build Camp into their routine. Some drop off on the way to work, then return in the evening after their dog has had supervised activity, social time, and rest. Whether you visit a few times a week or only on your busiest days, your dog follows the same rhythm of supervised play and scheduled rest.

A Typical Camp Day

Here’s a simple look at a typical Camp day:

• Morning arrival and a warm welcome from our Camp Counselors
• Playgroup placement based on size, temperament, and play style
• Supervised indoor and outdoor play with toys and friends
• Scheduled rest breaks so pups can relax and recharge
• Afternoon activity followed by pickup

Throughout the day, you can check in on your Camper through our web cameras. Many parents like to take a quick peek during lunch or between meetings, especially when their dog is new to Camp.

How We Keep Open-Play Daycare Safe

Before any dog joins group play, we complete a Camper interview to learn about their history, energy level, and comfort with other dogs. We also review vaccination records and relevant health information. Campers must be spayed or neutered and current on required vaccinations before participating.

Screening & Compatible Playgroups

Based on what we learn, we place dogs into playgroups that match their size, play style, and temperament. Small or gentle dogs aren’t placed with rowdy, high-energy players. This grouping gives reserved dogs, active players, and easygoing companions a more compatible setting.

Active Supervision & Facility Care

Our safety practices include:

• Camp Counselors supervising dogs inside the play yards and responding to behavior concerns
• Training in dog behavior, pet CPR, and pet first aid
• Regular cleaning and monitoring of indoor and outdoor areas
• Routine checks of floors, play equipment, and cabins

For added visibility, our web cameras let you see how we care for your pup in real time. You can observe group play and scheduled rest while your Camper is with us.

Daycare, Boarding, Grooming & Training at One Camp

Our daycare is just one part of the full Camp experience at Camp Bow Wow Mountain View. When your dog feels comfortable here, it can be easier to plan overnight stays when you need to travel. Our cabins give pups a familiar place to rest, and they can spend their days in the same play yards they already know.

We also offer grooming and training at Camp, which can help busy dog parents in Mountain View coordinate care through one provider. Depending on the services arranged, your pup can receive grooming or training during or around a Camp visit.

Recurring visits also allow dogs to become familiar with the Camp environment, play areas, and care team. That continuity may be helpful for sensitive or first-time Campers as they settle into a routine.

Getting Started With Daycare

The first step is to reach out so we can answer your questions, talk through your dog’s needs, and schedule the required Camper interview. The first interview day is free for new Campers who complete the assessment.

During the interview and evaluation day, our team observes how your dog responds to the environment and other dogs. We introduce them gradually, provide breaks as needed, and assess whether the open-play setting and available playgroups are a suitable fit.

Please bring vaccination records and relevant health information. It’s also helpful to share details about your dog’s social history, energy level, behavior, and comfort around unfamiliar dogs so our team has the context needed for the assessment.

To get your pup ready for Camp:

• Contact us to ask questions and schedule a Camper interview
• Gather vaccination records and relevant health information
• Share details about your dog’s behavior and social history
• Bring your dog for the free interview and evaluation day
• Use our web cameras to check on your Camper during the visit

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do You Keep My Dog Safe in Group Play? Before group play, we assess each dog, place compatible Campers together, and supervise their interactions inside the play yards.

Can I Watch My Dog While They’re at Camp? Yes, you can check in on your pup through our live web cameras during the day.

What If My Dog Is Shy or Has Lots of Energy? The Camper interview helps us consider your dog’s temperament, play style, activity level, and fit for open-play care.

What’s Included in Daycare Pricing? The local pricing section lists all-inclusive daycare options, packages, and qualifying discounts. Contact us to confirm current rates, package terms, and discount eligibility.

How Does the Free First Day Work? The free first day is the required Camper interview and evaluation day for a new Camper. Bring current vaccination records and relevant health information.