At night, they can sleep on a dog bed in the daycare or be tucked into a crate or a kennel with their own familiar bedding from home (or some of ours). Everyone here sleeps on an elevated bed, not on the floor. After playing all day long in the daycare, our dogs are so tired they don’t care where they sleep! Best of all-–you can watch them on our Rover Webcams from a computer or mobile device wherever you go. Our parents have watched their dogs playing via our “RoverCams” from China, India, Africa, England, Mexico and all over the United States.

It's a lot of fun to sleep over at Rover Come Over because your dog gets to run free and play throughout the day with our staff and their canine friends—swimming, playing ball, chasing each other and more!

* Because our overnight dogs play all day with our daycare population, they need to establish themselves as "pack" members before their overnight visit. Your dog must attend at least two (2) days of daycare during the month preceding their sleepover to be eligible to spend the night. That means two visits a month to Rover Come Over, which can be two half days of daycare or two full days of daycare. If your dog is new at Rover, he/she will be required to attend daycare no less than four days (including a minimum of one full day) over the course of two weeks. The rigors of a full day at Rover can be stressful for some pups, and our staff needs to evaluate each dog's adaptability to daycare.

All vaccinations (including Bordatella and Canine Influenza*) must be completed two (2) weeks prior to your first visit (exceptions documented by your veterinarian will be considered). Our customers’ compliance with vaccination requirements helps keep our Rover Come Over dogs healthy and happy. You must also have owned your dog for three (3) weeks prior to visiting Rover Come Over. Regrettably, we are not a dating service, so all dogs older than six (6) months must be spayed or neutered! All dogs who pass our interview and temperament testing can come for play at Rover Come Over. Call to set up an interview for your dog, (419) 861-9100 or BEGIN HERE.

*In recent years, outbreaks of dog flu have occurred in the Midwest and even in Northwest Ohio. Several years ago, Rover Come Over implemented protocol and procedures in order to minimize the risks of infection to our dogs. In addition to these safety measures, we require that your dogs are vaccinated against the H3N8 and/or H3N2 virus that spread throughout the Chicago area for the past several years.

To become part of our Rover “Pack,” your dog must be at least twelve weeks old, up to date on all vaccinations (including Canine Influenza and Bordetella), and spayed or neutered if over six weeks old. They should also be on heart-worm medicine and a flea and tick program and can’t have been sick for at least thirty days before.

For our doggy daycare service, keep in mind that daycare can be rigorous, so make sure your dog is up to the excitement. There is often more play and less sleep than at home. That being said, we love older dogs too, and we always keep the individual needs of each dog in mind.