Bandits Stay and Play

We offer dog daycare, boarding, training, grooming, dog walking, pick-up and drop-off services, and poop scooping.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Every dog and pet parents goals are different but typically every 4-8 weeks. One of our experienced groomers can help you determine how frequently you should bring you pup in!

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

We do accept unalterd dogs. All dogs must be evaluated prior to acceptance to daycare or boarding to ensure they will have a good time with us. We do not accept dogs in heat or about to go into heat.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Your dog's safety is our top priority. We will contact you immediately and, if necessary, transport them to a veterinarian.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Enrichment is built into our daycare structure, but we also offer additional enrichment add-ons for pet parents who want to provide extra stimulation.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Because we focus on structured, supervised play, we redirect behaviors before they become a problem. Our team promotes polite play, impulse control, and appropriate social interactions, reinforcing good manners throughout the day.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Yes! Depending on their energy level and preferences, dogs can participate in different activities throughout the day, from playgroups to solo sniffari walks, treadmill time, or puzzle games.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Our daycare is enrichment-based, meaning we focus on quality over quantity. Instead of endless, high-energy play, we provide structured activities that engage your dog's mind and body. This reduces stress and promotes good behavior.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Yes! We’d love to show you around. Just contact us to schedule a tour. We do accept walk-ins also. We do not do tours during quiet time, typically 1230-130pm.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

We rotate a variety of enrichment activities, including puzzle feeders, scent work, agility-style obstacles, treadmill work, fetch, tug games, and social group play and more. We do seasonal activities as well. Dog's always have the option to opt out of any activity we're doing.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

We rotate a variety of enrichment activities, including puzzle feeders, scent work, agility-style obstacles, treadmill work, fetch, tug games, and social group play tailored to each dog's personality and needs.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Not exactly! We prioritize structured play and rest periods. Dogs who play nonstop can become overstimulated, leading to behavioral issues. Our structured schedule balances activity and downtime to keep your dog happy and stress-free.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

No, all breeds and ages are welcome! Our enrichment structure ensures that even young puppies, senior dogs, and working breeds receive activities suited to their needs. Though all dogs need to be vaccinated, puppies should have at least their first 2 rounds of vaccinations

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Absolutely! Not all dogs enjoy large playgroups, and that’s okay. We offer individualized enrichment like solo sniffari walks, interactive toys, treadmill training, and one-on-one play with staff to ensure every dog has a great experience.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Our enrichment-based structure is designed for dogs who need mental stimulation. By introducing new challenges, problem-solving games, and physical activities, we keep your dog engaged and fulfilled.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Yes! We offer pick-up and drop-off services within Utah County.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Pricing varies based on distance and the number of dogs. Contact us for details!

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Mental and physical stimulation reduces boredom, frustration, and excess energy—key contributors to problem behaviors like chewing, barking, and jumping. Many owners see a calmer, more relaxed dog after a day at our daycare.

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21

Many dogs show positive signs like increased confidence, better behavior at home, and excitement when they arrive. You can also add daily report cards so you can see what your dog enjoyed that day!

Community answer · Bandits Stay and Play · 2025-09-21