32 Times When Dogs Got Kicked Out Of Daycare For The Funniest Reasons, Shared By Owners Online
If you have pets and you have to go to work every day, you know the struggle of leaving them alone, especially when they follow you to the door and are looking at you with their sad faces. Fortunately, there are daycares, most often for dogs, which work similarly to children's daycares: you drop off your dog in the morning before work and pick them up after, or you take them there occasionally to let them socialize with other dogs.
But not all dogs can attend daycare because they get really naughty. Twitter user Sophie Haigney shared that her dad’s dogs were kicked out of dog daycare because they were forming a gang. People loved the tweet and others remembered the times when their dogs were asked not to return to dog daycare and the thread is just hilarious.

Image credits: Sophie Haigney
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He doesn’t look like he’s sorry in the least! But seriously, where was the supervision? 100% not his fault.
She just wanted to play with the dog that she was most familiar with.
She needs to be wearing a pearl collar to point up her sophistication!
I can’t decide if your approach is going to get you heaps of clients or no clients at all, but it’ll definitely be one or the other!
“We’ve got a job to do, and we’re going to do it, dognabit!”
I've heard of boxers doing that when they get excited but never a hound breed doing so, if I'm understanding correctly and this means when they put their paw on the head of another dog and push them down.
so, crappy trainer who can't handle rambunctious puppies?? isn't that why they're there??
Bloody ridiculous! Staffys are the daftest dogs I've ever met. My sister has two and they're far from disruptive. I don't agree with prejudging based on breed.
Most of these are simply behavioural issues, and given that many of the stories involve a puppy class or dog training that is a reason they SHOULD be there, not kicked out. Even the not socialized one should be in a group setting to help with the situation. Shame on the facilities that kick them out.
Besides, a dog daycare might be reasonably expected to invest in locks that cannot be opened by dogs, regardless of how clever they are.
Load More Replies...So... what I've learned from this: Doggy Daycares are pretentious as hell, and likely only care about making money by shoving your dog in a strange room with some food, toys, and other strange dogs, then get confused when a dog acts out, but because they actually have no idea what they're doing, they "expell" the dog that they should be their to fix the behaviors of. What a load of shite.
Also instead of adding secure latches BEFORE they get sued when a dog gets lost/injured, they try to expel the smarter dogs.
Load More Replies...Most of these are simply behavioural issues, and given that many of the stories involve a puppy class or dog training that is a reason they SHOULD be there, not kicked out. Even the not socialized one should be in a group setting to help with the situation. Shame on the facilities that kick them out.
Besides, a dog daycare might be reasonably expected to invest in locks that cannot be opened by dogs, regardless of how clever they are.
Load More Replies...So... what I've learned from this: Doggy Daycares are pretentious as hell, and likely only care about making money by shoving your dog in a strange room with some food, toys, and other strange dogs, then get confused when a dog acts out, but because they actually have no idea what they're doing, they "expell" the dog that they should be their to fix the behaviors of. What a load of shite.
Also instead of adding secure latches BEFORE they get sued when a dog gets lost/injured, they try to expel the smarter dogs.
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