Daycare & boarding software
Your dogs have you.
The house has Barkhouse.
A desk for the people who look after them. A door for the families who miss them. Names, times, and a place they are glad to return to.
- The floor, as a deskWho is in, who is due, who needs a tablet at six.
- A household, not a rosterFamilies only ever see their own.
- Hospitality, not a kennelNames and times. A house they come back to.
The morning
The floor is a desk, not a kennel.
Lauren walks the house from one screen — check in, send home, mark a dose given. The work is operational, and it still looks like care.
The family
They only see their own.
Lucy opens the door and Alfie is there. His room, his notes, his pickup. Nobody else’s dog. Nobody else’s bill.
The valley
A foothills town. A proper house.
Barkhouse sits in Cochrane. The work is hospitality: names, times, and a place they are glad to return to.
Walk in
Two doors. Same house.
Lauren runs the floor. Lucy sees her pack. The first visit is a short tour.