Who We Are

Wiggle Butts, LLC. opened in September of 2009. We are committed to providing a healthy, mentally and physically stimulating enviroment for your pet. We provide training reinforcment during their stay, so no bad habits are formed and we follow your feeding guidlines and time frames. We have approximatly 65,000 sq ft of play space indoors and outdoors combined.

Of course, all of our four legged guests must be Spayed or Neutered, whichever applies. If they were not, we would have our hands full!   

Staffing: All staff is pet first aid/ CPR certified. The facility is staffed 24/7 and the staff member stays with the dogs all night. All interaction during the day is with a staff member motivating  and supervising play. The staff member is active with toy throwing, tugging and providing behavioral reinforcment and modification when needed. Due to our active lifestyles with 8 hour work days and recreation, some dogs need a little more guidance in developing their social skills.

Over time, Wiggle Butts will add many new features to the outdoor play area including themed play areas with beaches, pools, tunnels, ramps and other stimulating environments.

We use only the most duriable toys made including Mammoth Tug Ropes for singles all the way to triple tugs, Kong, Jolly Pet, Chuckit, and Tuff Balls. Using top notch toys ensures your pet can be rough, tough and safe during play.

How do we do it?

Dogs are very social in nature. While here at Wiggle Butts dogs establish a pack. Upon arrival, they enter into a "intro" area. Smells and body language are exchanged through a fence partition. When all body language is a go, the gate is opening and the pack is allowed to meet the new member. The more regular the visit, the faster the introduction.

While being a guest, your dog will form "clicks" within their pack and have certain friends he/she looks forward to seeing when here. In the pack system, the human is the pack leader. The pack respects and obeys the command of the leader and there is rarely confrontation between pack members. Because the human takes the leader role, there is no fighting over who is the alpha of the pack. Dogs establish rank through smell and body language, so in a controlled environment, there is never any fighting to form the pack.