32 Owners Shared The Funniest Reasons Dogs Got Kicked Out Of Daycare

These stories make doggy daycare sound like a hub for gang activity and some of the most chaotic places on Earth!

Rachel

• Published in Animals
• October 29, 2021

Many dog owners live busy working lives, and as such are unable to take care of their doggy companions all day long. Rather than leave their dogs at home alone, likely to bark all day and annoy the neighbors or run around and destroy the place, some owners choose to take their dogs to doggie daycare.

For those unfamiliar, it is basically like daycare for children, but aimed at the dogs. There are trained staff there to look after them, play with them, feed them, and supervise them all day long.

It is also a good way for dogs to socialize, become comfortable around other dogs, and got some extra training. Many dogs love having friends and really benefit from the extra socialization, attention, and having other doggie friends.

Not all dogs thrive in doggy daycare, some of them have problems or cause trouble and this leads to them being removed from the program. Honestly if you can get through this poster that having flashbacks to school then well done and try and focus on the dogs instead.

Dog owners have come online to share some of the reasons their dogs were expelled, or asked not to come back, to doggy daycare. Luckily it doesn't seem to have stopped these owners loving their dogs any less now they have been certified as trouble

1. This dog should go to an advanced puppy school instead!

2. Having one friend is better than none!

3. Perhaps the "time out" pen should be a little more industrial to contain all these naughty doggies.

4. When you're in timeout but at least you have a friend

5. Sometimes when we get nervous our bodies don't cooperate

6. Sometimes it sounds like more of a human error than a doggy error, and this is definitely one of those times

7. How can a puppy not be mature enough for preschool?!

8. This ladies man could do with some manners

9. This dog said revolution!

10. This staffordshire bull terrier has quite the reputation at doggy day care

11. There is something off about being asked to leave an obedience class! Aren't they supposed to be helping?

12. A puppy school for naughty dogs sounds like something that is very necessary.

13. This great dane is a tattle tale

14. This husky decided it would be the architect of a revolution

15. This dog started an actual street gang and I love that for them

16. Y'all ever been so jealous that you eat couch cushions?

17. Even dogs can have friendship troubles

18. These sheepdogs are really just showing business accumen and preparing for their future career

19. It is always the most innocent looking bullies!

20. This dog kind of deserved it

21. Other dogs just need to learn to play in a more gentle way

22. At what point does headbutting become excessive?

23. Dogs being shifted between large and small is like humans being shifted between age groups.

24. If he could say "sorry for being a gentleman" he would!

25. When you and your friend decide to be the boss but it doesn't go down well

26. Some of these dogs could do with a "bullying is not okay" lecture

If there was an anti-bullying seminar for dogs, all of these should attend! And if the seminar doesn't work, they will probably gang up and take over the world and we will have no choice but to watch them.

27. This sounds like some victim blaming behaviour to me!

28. "And I would do it again, if I could!"

29. Does picking a new victim every day still mean they meet the "good boy" criteria?

30. These dogs need to learn how to supress their revolutionary urges

31. This is the face of someone who comitted a crime and got away with it.

At least she got a warning note first before it leads to disciplinary action!

32. This golden retriever chose chaos.

I shudder to think what "mass hysteria" looks like in a dog kennel.

Some of these dogs are just straight-up bullies, right? Is it my imagination or are some of these dogs sound like little terrors who have not thrived in this environment, and would perhaps be more suited to a stricter obedience school?

Which is okay-- we're not all made to be social creatures, but surely, it's got to be a little bit embarrassing to be told that your dog is not welcome in one of the friendliest places on earth: doggy daycare. Are you a dog owner whose dog has been told that it is no longer welcome?

Make sure you share all your funny stories about your beloved dogs and their adventures in daycare in the comments below.

Rachel