Good afternoon, We're emailing to give you a heads up on Bailey Rae. She has been put in timeout on 3 separate occasions for snapping at other pups when near the doors. This kind of behavior causes a disruption in the group which could cause retaliation from another dog and we would not want her or another dog to be injured. She has been removed from the group for 1 hour to help her decompress. However, if the behavior continues she will be pulled as a solo for the rest of the day and could receive an incident report on his profile. Wag'n World has a 3 strike policy, where if a dog receives 3 separate incident reports we may need to reevaluate whether we are the best fit for Bailey Rae. Thank you in advance for understanding that the safety of the dogs is our number one priority. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like further clarification.

On Sat, Aug 15, 2026 at 1:22 PM Wag n World Montrose [redacted] wrote: Hi Kristopher, We are emailing to give you an update on Bailey Rae. The handlers have reported that she is mutually playing a bit too rough with another dog in the group. They are both sizing each other up, holding each other down & getting too mouthy with each other. Both dogs will be placed on a rotation with each other for the remainder of the day. A rotation is when one dog is kenneled for approximately 30 minutes while the other is out playing, and then they switch places. This is to prevent interactions between the two dogs. We do not believe that she is being aggressive in nature, it's just not appropriate or polite play for our group setting. We want to limit the possibility of Bailey Rae accidentally injuring the other dog or being retaliated against. We have no recorded notes of there being issues between these two in the past, but we will keep you updated if we notice this behavior continuing on future reservations. Thank you in advance for understanding that the safety of the dogs is our number one priority. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like further clarification.

Good afternoon, Kristopher I'm reaching out to you about Bailey Rae. She has received 3 separate timeouts for snapping at and bullying other dogs today. Her final timeout was for charging across the room and ramming into another dog fairly aggressively. In addition to that, she has been following dogs around the room and standing over them when they are lying down trying to rest. During this stay, Bailey Rae has been put in timeout at least once each day for this same sort of behavior, but today her bullying and snapping was a bit more severe than the previous days. We want to limit the possibility of her accidentally injuring another dog or being retaliated against. Bailey Rae will be pulled as a solo for the remainder of her stay. This means she will not go into group and instead be walked 1 on 1 with a handler every couple hours throughout the day for potty breaks and a chance to stretch her legs and walk around. This is Bailey Rae's first reported incident on her profile. We want you to keep in mind Wag'n World has a 3 incident policy before having to reconsider if our open play environment is the best fit for Bailey Rae. This sort of behavior can be a sign that she is becoming overstimulated in group and unable to self-regulate. Thank you in advance for your understanding in our separation of Bailey Rae from the group, as all of the dogs' safety is our number one priority. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like further clarification.

O o , ug 3 , 0 6 at 5 5 ag o d o t ose o t ose t @ ag o d co ote Hi Kristopher, We are emailing to give you an update on Bailey Rae. She has received multiple breaks from the play group today due to excessive mounting, snapping, and bullying behaviors. Our handlers noticed she was grabbing at other dogs' legs, following them, and pinning them down. Because these behaviors cause distractions and

increase the risk of a pup retaliating, we want to ensure everyone stays safe. Bailey Rae will be pulled from the group for the remainder of the day to relax, and she will receive one on one bathroom breaks with a handler. Since she has an extended stay with us, we look forward to having her back in the play group tomorrow. To set her up for success, she will have three scheduled (1) hour breaks throughout the day at 9:00 AM, 12:00 PM, and 3:00 PM. Please note that Bailey Rae will not receive a formal incident report for today. However, we do want to keep you informed that Wag'n World has a 3 incident policy to help us determine if our open play environment is the best fit for each pup's needs. Thank you so much for your understanding, as the safety of Bailey Rae and all our furry guests is our number one priority. Please let us know if you have any questions or if you would like further clarification.

Oy, I’m so sorry to hear this. I’m honestly not sure what has gotten into Bailey — she was somewhat similar during her last stay, but this wasn’t an issue during the several visits before that, and she has received some great report cards in the past. I appreciate you giving her breaks and taking the precautions needed.

g @ g It is our pleasure! If there's anything else we can do for you today please do not hesitate to reach out to us. 🐶🐾

, p , g @ g Good afternoon Kristopher, We are emailing to give you a heads up on Bailey Rae. She has received multiple breaks from group today due to excessive bullying. She keeps muzzle punching dogs on their undersides, hitting their bellies and making some of them cry out. She also keeps attempting to bully the dogs in time-out kennels by nipping at their paws and other extremities through the cracks in the doors. Bailey will be pulled as a solo for the remainder of her stay and receive bathroom breaks one-on-one with a handler. While Bailey Rae's behavior is very disruptive of the group, we do not believe it warrants an incident to be added to her profile this time. We want you to keep in mind Wag'n World has a 3 incident policy before having to reconsider if our open play environment is the best fit for Bailey Rae. Thank you in advance for your understanding in our separation of Bailey Rae from the group, as all of the dogs' safety is our number one priority. Please let us know if you have any questions or would like further clarification.

O , Sep , 0 6 at 9 06 stop e tc e stop e tc e @g a co ote Please keep her isolated for the remainder of the trip. I'm tired of this dog.

This silly dog can't behave with a group going forward, I accept it -- not sure what got into her recently, went from a great dog receiving great report cards to all of a sudden an "aggressive bully dog."  I'd love to drop back off at the rescue where I got her in the first place, I will no longer ask that you add her to playtime going forward. My job requires me to travel so I am left with no choice.

On Fri, Oct 23, 2026 at 1:26 PM Kristopher Mitchell [redacted] wrote: Hi Wag'n World team,  I'm planning an extended travel abroad trip from December 27th, returning February 8th.  I was curious to know how much that would cost, I do remember seeing a 30 day package but I can't remember the exact price/details.  I know this is about a 43 day trip, would love to understand options.

, , g @ g Hi Kristopher,  Absolutely! That's definitely a long trip, usually for longer stays over a month we require pet parents to purchase a boarding pass or pay a deposit. We can give you an estimate for those dates. Boarding for 43 nights at $67, starting on December 27th with pick up on February 8th you are looking at $2,881. All of our boarding passes expire 6 months after purchase, the 30 nights pass is $1,890 and our 20 nights pass is $1,280.  Bailey Rae is a solo which our Heights location does offer a solo program with scheduled outs every other hour. While our Montrose location does not have a solo program we can still have Bailey stay with us, we would just prefer Heights for boarding reservations. If you have any friends or family members who would like to pick up Bailey for a night or two during the stay that would be an option we are willing to accommodate. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.

O , Oct 3, 0 6 at 5 stop e tc e stop e tc e @g a co ote She's a solo, what do you mean?

Disregard. No need to respond.