Not every dog is cut out for the dog park.
Some are reactive. Some live in apartments or condos without a backyard. Others simply need a safe place to run, play, and burn off energy without the distractions of unfamiliar dogs.
That's exactly what inspired Becky Kamp, owner of Wolf Pack Dog Training, to create her private Indoor Dog Park.
After working with a reactive dog named Bernard, Becky realized there weren't many options for owners who wanted a safe, controlled environment where their dogs could simply be dogs. So she built one.
Families reserve the climate-controlled studio for exclusive use, giving their dogs room to run, play fetch, explore agility equipment, tackle tunnels, splash through the ball pit, or just enjoy the freedom to move. Whether it's a sweltering August afternoon or a freezing January day, both dogs and owners stay comfortable indoors.
The play studio is especially popular with apartment dwellers, reactive dogs, senior pets, and breeds like pugs that struggle in extreme heat. It's also a wonderful way for children and dogs to spend quality time together. Kids can play fetch, learn safe training techniques, and build confidence alongside their four-legged best friend.
One client, Valerie, regularly brings her dogs, Dexter and Trixie, to enjoy the studio. After an hour of running, playing, and exploring, the happy pups head home completely worn out—a win for both the dogs and their owners.
Sessions are just $15 for 30 minutes or $30 for one hour, with package pricing available.
Ready to let your dog burn off some energy? Contact Wolf Pack Dog Training at (586) 256-2332 or visit www.wolfpackdt.com to reserve your private Indoor Dog Park session.
Mention Mount Clemens City Lifestyle and receive $5 off your first 30-minute session or $10 off a one-hour session.