Dog of the Week For the week of 05/11/08 Scout Scout Kostelecky, a playful 1-year-old Miniature Schnauzer, is a regular here at the Alexandria Dogtopia®. Scout loves to come hang out with all her best friends. She's also one of the best huggers around! The whole staff can't wait to get there daily hugs when she comes in. View the Archives hide details

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Dogtopia Daycare & Spa 3121 Colvin Street Alexandria, VA 22314 703-751-7387 (PETS)

Dogtopia of Alexandria is the premier Dog Daycare and Boarding facility that provides a fun, safe and upscale environment for dogs to play, romp and receive lots of love and attention. Dog daycare is available to care for your dogs during the day when you simply can't get away from your busy day to go home and visit with them. It's an excellent choice for dogs who get bored and chew or destroy possessions when left alone, dogs in need of socialization, and puppies who have more energy than they know what to do with!

Doggie, Doggy, or Dog Daycare located in Alexandria, Virginia (VA) are terms used to describe pet care during the day by a person other than the dogšs owners. Sometimes used in conjunction with or in place of dog walkers, walking, pet sitters or sitting. Dog daycare or day care is provided in a clean, cageless facilities that resemble the colorful, fun, and safe locations that parents take their children. Overnights, boarding, or kennel are terms used to describe pet care during the night by a person other than the dogšs owners.