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  • I have taken my dogs to 4 other doggy day care centers previously because I travel a lot,with my dogs. They are well seasoned to the ins and outs of how to behave with other dogs and have spent probably at least 2 days a week their entire lives (3 years) socializing off leash with other dogs. They might have some other annoying habits, but when it comes to dog socialization and getting through a day at a dog day care, they are A students. My experience at Doggie Oasis was bizarre to say the least. I was made to stay about 40minutes while the owner brought each of the that days dogs through to meet my dogs to see if they would get along. A typical initial "tryout"period lasts about 10 minutes and it is then obvious whether or not your dog Is suitable to stay. The owner was very naive about the characteristics of my dogs breed. I understand people tend to freak out when the word "Bull " is associated with the word "dog", ( such as Pit Bull ). But I have English Bulldogs...little portly guys who look like fire hydrants on legs and tend to spend their days laying on the floor sleeping. There is no evidence anywhere that suggests these dogs are aggressive, yet I felt they were being given the "pit Bull" run through. The form of discipline she uses is squirting water into the dogs face to get them to stop a behavior. WHILE I personally don't have an issue with that, I knew which of my dogs would respond to that and which one would not. My one dog didn't need water in his face. He needed to know who was the boss ( or Alpha) in the group and he would behave based upon his confidence in her ability to keep things in control. My dog became to play with a plastic toy she didn't want him to play with and she approached him with fear over and over again squirting water in his eyes. As I watched I knew he could feel her fear and while I knew he wouldn't hurt her, he was going to make her stop squirting water in his eyes so he challenged her with a lunge for her bottle. He knew he had the power to make her stop. Overall I think the knowledge and expertise of the people who are working with these dogs is lacking. Without establishing a firm presence of Alpha within their environment they are opening themselves up to all sorts of possible dog behavior problems in the future. I actually found the young woman who did my intake to have the most common sense of anybody there.
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