--- title: "Park-9 Dog Daycare, Boarding, and Training — Boston, MA" url: "https://dogsaway.co/boston-ma/park-9-dog-daycare-boarding-and-training/" updated: "2026-10-20" data_pulled: "2026-10-20" census_at: "2026-10-20" source: "Dogs Away — public Google Business profile (identity, rating) + Dogs Away disclosure census of the facility's own website" license: "All rights reserved. Read and cite freely. No bulk copying. (https://dogsaway.co/terms/)" attribution: "Source: Dogs Away (dogsaway.co)" --- # Park-9 Dog Daycare, Boarding, and Training Dog day care center in Everett, MA — part of the Dogs Away index of dog boarding and daycare in Boston, MA (https://dogsaway.co/boston-ma/). **★4.8 from 51 Google reviews, Dogs Away score 9.5/10.** The Dogs Away score is a Bayesian-adjusted Google rating on a 0–10 scale (prior weight 25 reviews at the 4.669 network mean). ## Facts - **Services:** daycare, training, boarding, grooming - **Address:** 48 Waters Ave #2, Everett, MA 02149 - **Phone:** (617) 294-8048 - **Website:** https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare - **Google Maps profile (verify):** https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Park-9%20Dog%20Daycare%2C%20Boarding%2C%20and%20Training&query_place_id=ChIJZQQNtvJx44kRsPoz4wnjgi4 ## Hours | Day | Hours | | --- | --- | | Monday | 7 AM–7 PM | | Tuesday | 7 AM–7 PM | | Wednesday | 7 AM–7 PM | | Thursday | 7 AM–7 PM | | Friday | 7 AM–7 PM | | Saturday | 9 AM–4 PM | | Sunday | Open 24 hours | ## Booking terms, safety and care - **Updates during a stay:** Daily custom report cards and photos — facility's words: "DAILY CUSTOM REPORT CARDS AND PHOTOS" (https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare) ## For travelers - **BOS** (Boston Logan): 4 miles, straight line - **Open Sunday:** yes Hours from the public business profile; drop-off and pick-up windows can be narrower. ## Published rates - **Daycare:** $49 per day > “$49 per dog per day after that.” Source: https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare — checked September 9, 2026. ## Disclosure record Publishes 10 of 27 checked policies on its own website (census October 20, 2026). "Not published" is a fact about the website on that date, not a claim about the facility's practice. ### Admission requirements - **Vaccinations required:** Required: rabies, DHPP, Bordetella · Not mentioned: canine influenza, leptospirosis > “Must be current on vaccinations and in good health Rabies, DHLPP/Da2PP, and Bordetella;” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/daycare-requirements - **Bordetella lead time:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Fecal / parasite test:** Negative test required > “must have yearly fecal exam (daycare only)” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/daycare-requirements - **Spay / neuter:** Required from 12 months > “Must be spayed or neutered After 1 year of age.” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/daycare-requirements - **Temperament evaluation:** Required before a first stay > “First Trial Day which includes your temperament test is required” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/daycare-requirements - **Vaccination records:** Proof checked, not taken on word > “All dogs are required to register and show proof of vaccination” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/faqs ### Operations - **Staff on site overnight:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Staff-to-dog ratio:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Maximum playgroup size:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Staff certification:** Pet first aid / CPR certified staff > “All staff is Pet CPR and First Aid Certified.” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare - **Play model:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Groups separated by:** Size and temperament > “Our daycare pack is split into smaller groups based on size and temperament” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare - **Time out of their room:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Solo care for dogs who skip group play:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Housing:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Outdoor access:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Capacity:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Climate control:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Live cameras for owners:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Photo / report-card updates:** Yes > “DAILY CUSTOM REPORT CARDS AND PHOTOS” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare - **Tours:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Injury / fight policy:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Veterinary access:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Administers medication:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Feeding:** Owner's food required > “We just ask that you provide their own food and for a $5 feeding administration.” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/dog-daycare - **Availability:** Not published on their website as of October 20, 2026 - **Online booking:** Yes > “This app can be used to easily register, purchase membership, schedule daycare visits” — https://www.park9dogbar.com/faqs ## Licensing Massachusetts requires every commercial boarding or training kennel in the Commonwealth to hold a kennel license and pass inspection before that license issues or renews. Mass. General Laws c.140 sec.137A defines 'commercial boarding or training kennel' as a facility, other than a veterinary or personal kennel, that boards, houses, trains or provides day care to a dog or dogs not owned by the kennel's owner, for consideration, and makes it unlawful to operate one without a license from the local licensing authority. That authority is municipal, not a single state office: in every Massachusetts city and town except Boston it is the city or town clerk, and in Boston, uniquely, state law names the police commissioner as the licensing authority (c.140 sec.137A/147). A licensing authority may not issue or renew a kennel license until the premises has passed inspection by an animal control officer, must set a maximum number of animals the kennel may house based on that inspection, and must inspect every licensed kennel at least once a year (c.140 sec.137C). This is a genuine, uniform, state-mandated regime, not a patchwork of local ordinances that may or may not exist depending on the town, the way Florida's county registrations do. Since 'An Act to Increase Kennel Safety' (Ollie's Law), signed 20 September 2024 and effective 19 December 2024, the regime has grown a state layer: every municipality must report its licensed kennels to the Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) annually by 1 June, and MDAR must promulgate binding minimum care, staffing-ratio, housing and safety standards for commercial boarding/training kennels by June 2026. As of the June 2025 reporting deadline, 237 of 351 municipalities had complied, reporting 1,370 licensed kennels statewide, 415 of them commercial boarding or training kennels; MDAR publishes municipality-level compliance status, not a name-and-address list of individual kennels, so there is still no public register to join to facility records the way Colorado's PACFA register is joined. Whether the City of Boston itself submitted its 2025 report, and what MDAR's June 2026 minimum-standards regulations say once finalized, were not confirmed by this search and should be re-verified before this record is trusted as current. Market licensing detail: https://dogsaway.co/boston-ma/ ## How to cite Park-9 Dog Daycare, Boarding, and Training, Everett, MA. Dogs Away, https://dogsaway.co/boston-ma/park-9-dog-daycare-boarding-and-training/ (census October 20, 2026; listing data October 20, 2026). Source: Dogs Away (dogsaway.co). Read or cite this one record with a link. Do not bulk copy, scrape or rebuild the directory. Terms: https://dogsaway.co/terms/ Structured data: https://dogsaway.co/api/v1/facilities/boston-ma/park-9-dog-daycare-boarding-and-training.json