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Jax Dog Drop Riverdog
Issaquah, Washington
About Jax Dog Drop Riverdog
Jax Dog Drop is a premier dog daycare, boarding, and training establishment where your dog can play in a fun, safe, clean environment with trained supervision. We offer not only structured play with friends, companion camp which includes walks and personalized play sessions, and enrichment for your dog to be not only physically stimulated but mentally stimulated. We also offer Group training classes and a specialty program, Training Camp where you and your pet get tailored training just for you.
Training & services
Training goals
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
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- Crate training
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- Leash training
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- Obedience training
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- Puppy training Customer-reported
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- Socialization
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How training happens
- Board and train
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- Group classes
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Dog age
- Puppies
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Training level
- Advanced obedience
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- Advanced training
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- Beginner training
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Dog sports
- Scent work
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Additional services
- Boarding
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- Daycare
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- Grooming
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Other listed services
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- Canine Coaching
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- Customized Training
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- Dog Bathing
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- Dog Handling
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- Dog Play
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- Dog Sports
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- Dog Washing
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- Dog's Physical
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- Dog's Training Camp
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- Fecal Exams
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- Flea And Tick Treatment
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- Initial Training
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- Leash Reactive
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- Maintenance Training
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- Physical Exercise
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- Reactive Rover
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- Scent Detection
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- Self Wash
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- Specialty Classes
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- Specialty Courses
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- Specific Training
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- Spring Clean Up
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
How does your dog benefit from daycare?
There are a multitude of benefits for dog daycare. Socialization, exercise, mental stimulation, and a peace of mind for owners. Dogs need physical activity where they can run and play to stay happy and healthy. Socialization is important for dogs to develop good social skills and interact with other dogs in a safe and supervised environment. Dogs also need mental stimulation to prevent boredom and destructive behavior. We are happy to provide enrichment activities to dogs mentally engaged and entertained throughout the day.
Community answer · Jax Dog Drop Riverdog · 2024-09-21
How do you know if daycare is appropriate for your dog?
Ultimately, the decision to enroll your dog in daycare should be based on what is best for your dog's well-being and your own lifestyle. There are a few factors to consider like your dog's temperament and socialization skills. Dog's that are friendly, sociable, and enjoy being around other dogs and people are well-suited for daycare. Keep in mind your own lifestyle and schedule. If you work long hours, travel frequently, or have other commitments that keep you away from home, daycare can provide your dog with companionship and stimulation during the day.
Community answer · Jax Dog Drop Riverdog · 2024-09-21
What is required to attend daycare or boarding?
The health requirements include Rabies Vaccine, Distemper (DHPP) Vaccine, Bordetella Vaccine, and a Negative Fecal Exam within the last 6 months, afterwards they are require them yearly. Dog's must be spayed or neutered at 7 months or pulled from daycare. Companion Camp allows unaltered dog's as it is small group play and walks. Each dog must attend a Trial visit to ensure your dog's temperament is appropriate for daycare or boarding.
Community answer · Jax Dog Drop Riverdog · 2024-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.6
234 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- friendly staff 34
- answering questions 12
- dog daycare 11
- socialization 11
- obedience 101 8
- kind trainers 3
All 10 topics
- positive instructor 2
- private room 2
- self wash 2
- small group daycare 2
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Amazing place for the dog Our dogs just runs inside every time we bring her here!
I’ve had both my dogs take numerous training classes at Jax for the past few months, and we really enjoy them! My older dog has really benefited from Keiko’s reactivity classes & Ive learned a lot about how to manage his behavior in a positive manner. Keiko’s assistant Caroline i…Read full reviewClose full review
I’ve had both my dogs take numerous training classes at Jax for the past few months, and we really enjoy them! My older dog has really benefited from Keiko’s reactivity classes & Ive learned a lot about how to manage his behavior in a positive manner. Keiko’s assistant Caroline is also very helpful and attentive to each dog’s individual needs. My puppy Kaia has been going to puppy play time and puppy classes with both Keiko and Leah since she was a tiny baby, and going to Jax is one of her favorite places. She’s turning out to be an awesome, well trained dog. We probably could stop taking classes with how good she is, but we continue to take as many as we can because of how much she loves going to Jax classes. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is because we are quickly finding out that the facility gets really hot and does not have A/C. My pup has thick fur and does not feel well in the heat, so we likely will have to opt out of training for the warm months. It’s a huge bummer since she loves attending so much and will probably be sad about it!! Please add a solution for this!!
Great classes for all ages and levels!
Keiko does a great job and I love that she uses positive reinforcement only. She doesn’t push your dog too fast, and makes it an enjoyable experience for them to be learning. There are plenty of trainers that use fear and abuse, which is never effective in the long run and is highly detrimental to achieving your dog training goals. We had a really good experience!
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