Dog Daycare in Everett, WA — First Day Free
We invite every new dog to spend their first full day with us completely free, giving them an opportunity to see if we are the perfect fit.
How Four-Legged Fun Zone Compares to Other Dog Daycares
Some Dog Daycares
- 30+ dogs packed into one room together
- A 10 lb Chihuahua expected to play with a 150 lb Great Dane
- Dogs unattended for hours at a time
- Dogs playing and pottying in the same indoor space all day
- Dogs go home stinky and covered in slobber
- Needing to handle early drop-off and end-of-day pickup yourself
- Paying same price for every daycare visit
Four-Legged Fun Zone
- Smaller daycare groups (8–15 dogs)
- Dogs grouped by size and play style
Dogs are never left alone without staff present - Access to a 50×50 outdoor area for potty breaks, running & play
- Grooming facilities on site for baths before pickup
- Pet taxi service means we can help with both pickup and drop-off
- Memberships & packages bring visits down to around $35–$45 each
See what a real day at Four-Legged Fun Zone looks like.
Small groups. Active supervision. Thoughtful play matching.
Want to See Us Before Scheduling?
You’re welcome to stop by during business hours. We don’t require tour appointments because we want you to see the facility as it normally operates—not a special presentation prepared just for visitors.
You’ll be able to observe the environment, ask questions, and decide whether Four-Legged Fun Zone feels like the right fit for your dog.
Answers to the questions new daycare clients ask most:
Small, Structured Groups: Only 8–15 dogs per group so play never becomes overwhelming.
Shy Dog Sanctuary: Quiet, low-energy groups designed to safely build your nervous dog’s confidence.
Energy & Size Matched: Dogs are carefully paired by size and style for maximum safety.
Flexible Intact Dog Policy: Spay/neuter isn’t automatically required—we evaluate based on age and individual behavior instead.
50×50 Outdoor Turf Yard: Regular fresh air and outdoor play breaks so your dog isn’t cooped up inside all day.
Spots Currently Available: New dogs can often start their free day as soon as tomorrow.