Why Your Dog Daycare Needs Smart Technology Today

The Dog Daycare Revolution Has Already Started

Dog daycares are no longer just a convenience for busy pet parents — they're an essential part of modern urban life. In fact, over 60% of dog parents in large cities use daycare services regularly, and this number is rising fast. But while demand has surged, technology adoption in these facilities has lagged behind.

That’s where DogShip comes in.

From Kennels to Smart Classrooms for Dogs

Imagine if your daycare could provide real-time activity tracking, behavioral data, and automatic reports for every dog — all without extra work from your staff.

DogShip uses smart collars with BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy), sensors that detect motion, play, rest, and even social interaction. Combined with our staff-friendly app and real-time dashboard, your daycare becomes a data-powered school.

Just like that, your caregivers become teachers, your reports become beautiful stories, and your brand becomes unforgettable.

Why It Matters More Than Ever

• 🐶 Over 70% of millennial pet parents consider dogs as children.

• 🤖 They expect daily updates, not just photos.

• 🌐 They’re used to wearable tech — and want it for their dogs.

Pet parents are already tracking their own steps, sleep, and workouts. Why wouldn’t they expect the same level of insight from a service they pay hundreds of dollars a month for?

5 Reasons to Upgrade Your Daycare with DogShip:

1. Automated daily reports reduce staff time and increase accuracy

2. Smart collars track activity, rest, and interaction

3. Real-time dashboards show what’s happening across the daycare

4. App for caregivers to register mood, medals, lessons, and notes

5. Parent app creates a deeper connection with the daycare

And the best part? It’s completely free for your daycare.

The pet parent pays a monthly subscription (less than a single daycare day) and you receive the full platform — collars, antennas, software, training, support — for free.

“You already provide care. We just make it visible.”