Trip to Maryland

[Lazydaisy]

We plan on visiting my brother, sister-in-law and their newborn baby in the end of May. (memorial day weekend) :cloud9: We will drive down there. I really want to bring daisy with us but I dont know if I should. My brother lives in an apartment that is now allowed to have dogs so we will have to take daisy to the doggy camp while we are visiting them. If we dont take her with us, we need to take her to the pet hotel where we took her last time when we were out of town. I love to have someone who can watch her in my house but we really dont know anybody who can do this. Daisy enjoys traveling with us and I am sure that she would like to go,too.:dogwalk: Should I take her to the pet hotel nearby our house for 3 days or bring her with us to Maryland and take her to the doggy camp while we are visiting my family? (we will stay in a pet friendly hotel at night) Does anybody know some good doggy camp near "College Park, Maryland"? Thanks!!

[smilee1079]

College Park is not too far from DC, so you may find some doggie places there. The Northern VA meetup (not the one run by Schatz' mom) meets at a doggie daycare I think in Northern VA but there are some other places.

Honestly, I had Zoe at a "no dogs allowed" apt. pretty often before my bf moved to his house. Zoe was rarely barking because people were not around much making a lot of noise in the hallways. There are dog parks, etc.

www.petloverscompanion.com may have info on doggie places.

This place is in DC http://dog-ma.com/ also
http://www.city-dogs.com/daycare.cfm

Maybe the dog friendly hotels can recommend somewhere too!

[longtimecouple1]

Below is the list of the Doggy Day Camps that Petsmart has in
Virginia
Eileen

Alexandria

3351 Jefferson Davis Hwy.

703.739.8940

Fairfax

12971 Fair Lake Pkwy.

703.802.9616

Spingfield* (Doggie Day Camp only)

6536 Frontier Dr

703.922.4990

Virginia Beach

3413 Virginia Beach Blvd.

757.486.5294