No. At Greenlin, we understand the concerns that can come with mixing large dog groups with small ones. Not only is there a risk of accidental injury, but the plain truth is that smaller dogs may not have as much fun playing with the bigger guys! By separating playgroups by size, we are able to ensure that all dogs feel confident, safe, and in the midst of their pack community. They can engage in similar activities together, and they can do so without fear of being pushed aside or overlooked.
Playgroups are separated as follows:
Petite dogs: 0-20 lbs
Small dogs: 20-40 lbs
Large dogs: 40+ lbs
Giant Breed dogs: 110+ lbs
We also frequently separate playgroups based on temperament. That way, dogs that really love physical games like tug of war or running around can enjoy themselves as much as possible. Other dogs that prefer mild physical activity and relaxation can enjoy a social experience among human and canine friends. Dogs that aren’t typically social around other dogs will likely be separated individually, as well, so that they can feel safe and content during their stay.