With the summer heat slowly easing, life in Dubai is picking back up. After a season of travel, working from home, or just staying cool indoors, many of us are ready to return to our regular routines. But what about our dogs? While we’ve been adjusting to the ebb and flow of summer, our pups may have been living a slower life, too. Whether they spent the past few months in boarding, with a sitter, or simply resting in the comfort of home, it's time to help them get back into a rhythm that engages their minds and bodies. That’s where Fetch Dubai can offer the perfect helping hand (or paw!).

In 2021, we decided to revamp our approach to assessing new clients to better protect the adorable pups entrusted to our care. Our primary goal is always to minimize any risks or threats that might affect our furry guests, and this is just one more step we have taken. At Fetch, we don't believe in taking chances when it comes to the safety and well-being of the dogs placed in our care.

In the ever-evolving landscape of pet care, it's easy to get swept up in the glitz and glamour of Dubai. But what if I told you that the definition of quality care, as it is often presented here in Dubai, needs a second look? That's the message we're here to deliver at Fetch - a gentle nudge to reconsider what truly matters when it comes to caring for our canine companions in a daycare anad boarding setting.

Fear- and force-free dog training and practices revolves around using positive reinforcement techniques like treats, praise, and toys to reward desired behaviours. This creates a strong sense of trust and respect between you and your dog. Instead of fearing punishment, your dog associates training with positive experiences, deepening the bond you share. Doggy daycare and dog hotel/ boarding facilities also play a crucial role, so make sure you choose only facilities that practice force-free training and handling.