Where dogs socialize, play, and come home happy
Located at 1525 E Tudor Rd in Anchorage, A Happy Dog Day Camp and Boarding is a dog day camp and boarding facility. Reviews praise friendly, accommodating staff who get to know each dog's needs, including geriatric dogs. The center is described as a safe, welcoming space where dogs socialize, have outdoor time, and return home happy and tired from a day of play.
1525 E Tudor Rd, Anchorage, AK 99507, USA
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Supervised playgroups with dogs of similar size and temperament, including indoor/outdoor play areas and rest breaks.
Comfortable boarding with personalized care, feeding, medication administration, and plenty of playtime.
Temperament testing to ensure safe group interactions and match dogs with appropriate playmates.
Structured activities to help dogs build confidence and positive social skills in a controlled environment.
Specialized attention for older dogs, including gentle play, medication management, and comfort accommodations.
Overall rating
Lori Larson-Proffitt
Our Dog Delphi loved socializing at doggie daycare here. The staff was wonderful, accommodating, and took the time to get to know him and his unique needs as a geriatric dog. We would strongly recommend A Happy Dog Day Camp and Boarding
Elizabeth Munns
My dog gets so darn excited when we pull into the parking lot of A Happy Dog. As soon as we walk into the door, she says “bye Mom” and is always very disappointed to see me when I pick her up. Thanks for always being such a safe, fun, and welcoming option for my sweet girl!!!
R A
My dog is a sweet, gentle soul, but Happy Dog Day Camp wouldn't even allow us to schedule a behavior test (which my dog has always passed) because he's a Staffy. It's one of the most misunderstood breeds that faces widespread misjudgment, and this institution upholds and supports those stereotypes. For a dog daycare business, behavior/temperament should be the primary consideration, not breed. Focusing on behavior, rather than breed, creates a safer, more enjoyable daycare environment. This approach also helps reduce breed discrimination, which this business is actively supporting. It makes me question their knowledge and expertise in this field.
Jamie Kitchen
My dog has been coming here for the last few months and I cannot say enough good things about the staff here. They do such a good job taking care of her. She is so excited to go hang out with her friends whenever I drop her off, and I know she is safe and supervised playing with dogs her own size. She gets loads of outside time and absolutely adores the staff. Again, I can't say enough good things about this place
Katelyn Gartrell
We found A Happy Dog after trying a different boarding place first when trying to find one that worked for our super social lab. The first one was alright, but there wasn't any dog interaction. A Happy Dog has been MILES better in every way, and our first visit immediately put us all at ease. Everyone we've interacted with has been super helpful, accommodating, and shown true love and excitement for our boy. He gets SO excited when we drop him off, and he comes back so happy and worn out 😂 it's so reassuring when I call to see about boarding space and the second I mention my dogs name, I hear the girl on the line go "oh Argos!!! Yes!!! We love him!!". Edited to add a photo of him being so tired and calm after playing all day that he won't even touch the new toy I bought him!
