Greyhound Social Club

at Barks and Recreation Dog Daycare

Saturday May 31st

9am-10am

Greyhound Social Club

House Rules, Terms and Conditions 

Your dog is your responsibility. You must be in control of your dogs at all times.

• If your dog is causing a problem for another dog or its owner, you must take immediate action.

• Barks and Recreation is a space for dogs. Children are NOT allowed into the play spaces or to use our toys or play equipment. Any children attending must be supervised by an adult at all times.

• Dogs showing aggression towards other dogs or their owners will be asked to leave.

• It is the responsibility of the owner to ensure their dog is registered, up to date with vaccinations, in good health and free from illness.

• Female dogs in season are not permitted.

• Inhumane treatment (e.g. kicking, hitting) or aggression towards any dog (yours or another person’s) will not be tolerated.

• Physical/verbal abuse or anti-social behaviour towards any other dog owners or our staff will not be tolerated.

• Entire (un-desexed) dogs that are mounting other dogs may be asked to leave.

• Dogs must be on leash while entering and exiting the building, including in the reception area.

• Do not leave your dog unattended at any time.

• Please respect our property - destruction to our furniture, toys, equipment or premises

• will not be tolerated. This includes chewing, digging, ripping, etc from dogs.

• Dispose of all rubbish in the bins provided.

• No smoking/vaping on the premises.

• Utilise the poo bags and mop provided to clean up after your dog at all times.

  
  

By accessing our premises, you agree to:

• Accept the risks involved and the incidents that can occur when dogs are interacting with each other in an off-lead environment.

• Be responsible for 50% of damage caused by your dog or to your dog.

• Provide your name and phone number to the other owner if an injury occurs.

  
  

Note: Security cameras are located throughout our premises. Footage of dogs and their owners may be used as evidence if necessary. 

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