We take pride in the fact that caring for your pets isn't a job...it's our passion!
Welcome!
thank you for your interest in our services!
Please visit our Home page for videos & pics. Below is a list of our rates and services, what we require to become a camper, our downloadable customer forms, how to schedule a required temperament test, and how to access the GINGR reservation system.
rates & services
At Two Paws Up we always try to maintain the lowest rates for our customers. We only increase rates every 3 years. New rates are decided after a thorough comparison is done with local, similarly run businesses in the surrounding neighborhoods in Valley Center and Escondido.
INITIAL VISIT & TEMPERAMENT TEST INFORMATION
What is required to become a boarder and/or a day camper?
At Two Paws Up Happy Camp for Dogs, we offer a fun and safe environment for your pet to play and socialize with other dogs. We take every dog's health and wellbeing very seriously. Please always be transparent with us about your dog's health or habits so that we may provide the best care possible while they are with us.
As a licensed boarding facility, we are required to obtain current vaccination records for each dog in our care. We currently require the following vaccines:
RABIES-this vaccine is absolutely required by the County of San Diego. Please ask your vet for the RABIES CERTIFICATE as well. We must have a hard copy in each dog's file.
DHPP OR DAPP2-either version of this vaccine is accepted at our facility.
BORDETELLA-this vaccine is required to help protect from a virus referred to as "kennel cough". Dogs with an underdeveloped immune system (puppies), or dogs who have a compromised immune system (elderly or suffering from a disease or disorder of some sort), are more susceptible to this virus that can result in a very deep cough and cold-like symptoms. The vaccine has been proven to lessen symptoms and duration for most dogs, and we feel this is a very important vaccine for any dog that is social in any type of environment.
NOT REQUIRED, BUT RECOMMENDED (ASK YOUR VET FOR THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS)
LEPTOSPOROSIS-This virus has become more prominent in the western United States over the last couple of years. We do not require this vaccine, but we do highly recommend it.
INFLUENZA-dog flu has also been on the rise in California and the United States, and we highly recommend this for your dog(s) if they are socialized with other dogs or people in public areas.
Schedule a Temperament Test*
*WE ARE PAUSING TEMPERAMENT TESTING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Our facility is licensed through San Diego County Kennel Licensing. We are limited to the number of dogs we can have on a given day to ensure the safety of your pets and our staff. We must control the number of new customers so that we don't overload our system. Your understanding is greatly appreciated!
our reservation system
We use an online program called GINGR. Once your dog has been accepted, you can sign up.
NEW CUSTOMERS
Do not SIGN UP unless your dog(s) have already passed our temperament test and you have filled out our customer information sheet/contract/vet release forms. We will enter your profile information for you. A Registration email will be sent to you once your profile is completed.
We will enter your information the first time, which triggers an automated registration email to be sent to you from GINGR. You can then log in by following the instructions in the registration email.
VERY IMPORTANT!
We do not use the GINGR merchant/invoice system. Two Paws Up uses QuickBooks for all bookkeeping and invoicing, so please disregard the dollar amounts shown on your account through GINGR as we do not have the ability to disable this part of the program.
EXISTING CUSTOMERS please see instructions below:
TO USE ON LAPTOP OR DESKTOP
- CLICK HERE
- log in as an existing user using the email you gave on your forms
- Create a password
DOWNLOAD APP ON YOUR CELL PHONE
- Download app called GINGR for Pet Parents
- Open app, click on "Add a Facility"
- Use Invite Code 953071
- Log in with your email and password
after boarding
Dogs live in the moment. When they come to board, it takes a day or two of adjusting to a new environment. The same happens when they get home. Please be patient with them and try not to worry if they sleep a lot or seem "depressed". It is always temporary until they adjust back into their home environment.