Backyard Play Sessions
Supervised, high-energy play in your own fenced backyard. A securely fenced yard is required. It is a great option for dogs who need to burn energy at home, and it is an offering most pet services do not provide.
How It Works
Reach out
Tell us about your dog and your yard. Use Get Started or our contact form.
Confirm your fenced yard
A securely fenced backyard is required. The pet owner is responsible for making sure the fenced area is safe and secure, with no holes, gaps, or escape points, before each session.
We schedule play sessions
We set up play sessions that fit your dog’s routine, so your dog gets active playtime at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a backyard play session?
It is supervised, high-energy play in your own fenced backyard. One of our team plays with your dog to help them burn energy at home. It is a great option for dogs who love to run and play.
Do I need a fenced yard?
Yes. A securely fenced backyard is required. A dog secured by an invisible fence is acceptable, as long as the client understands the risks and limits of invisible fences. See the note at the bottom of this page for details.
Is a backyard play session the same as a dog walk?
No. A backyard play session is active play in your own yard rather than a walk in the neighborhood. It is a good fit for dogs who get plenty of exercise through play.
Can you handle high-energy or young dogs?
Yes. We welcome dogs of all ages and energy levels. Tell us about your dog during your consultation and we will build a plan around them.
Who is responsible for making sure the fence is secure?
The pet owner is responsible for making sure the fenced area is safe and secure, with no holes, gaps, or escape points, before each session. See the note at the bottom of this page for full details.
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*Fence safety: The pet owner is responsible for ensuring the fenced area is secure and free of holes, gaps, or escape points before every session. Invisible fences are accepted only when the client understands their risks and limitations, including the chance a dog may run through the barrier or the system may fail. 203 Pet Service cannot be held responsible if an invisible fence does not contain your pet.