About Central Bark Brookfield

Jessica Whitney’s true passion has always been her rescue dogs. Jessica was one of the first customers at the Central Bark – Wauwatosa location over 15 years ago. She proudly adopted one of Central Bark’s first foster dogs named Benny. Shortly after purchasing the Central Bark-Brookfield location, she decided she wanted to give back to the dog community that had given her such love and joy.

There are pivotal moments in our lives that open our eyes to both the beauty and the tragedy of our world. In 2017, a pivotal moment prompted her to act to make a difference.

After the devastation of Hurricane Harvey in Houston, she was compelled to do something. Her love for dogs drives almost every action in her life. The shelters in Houston were struggling because so many animals were injured or displaced due to the storm. So, she collected supplies and raised some money, and her and a partner made the long trek to Houston, arriving ready and eager to help. This experience touched Jessica in such a way that she decided to form her own dog rescue to continue to give back to the community.

“We welcome you to join our Central Bark family.”

Jessica, Central Bark Brookfield Franchise Owner

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Frequently Asked Questions

What vaccinations does my dog need for dog day care or boarding?

Dogs attending day care or boarding must meet Central Bark’s current health and vaccination requirements before participating. Specific requirements can vary based on age, service, location, and local regulations. Your local Central Bark can provide the exact records needed before your dog’s first visit or stay.

What is dog boarding?

Dog boarding gives your dog a safe, comfortable place to stay overnight when they cannot be at home. Central Bark boarding options may include Sleepovers for dogs enrolled in Enrichment Day Care and Stay-n-Play for dogs that are not enrolled in the day care program. Availability and eligibility vary by location, so your local Central Bark can help you choose the appropriate option.

What is positive reward-based dog training?

Positive reward-based dog training teaches and reinforces desired behaviors by rewarding dogs for successful choices. Rewards are tailored to the individual dog and may include treats, toys, play, verbal praise, or petting. This approach helps dogs learn useful life skills while supporting a positive relationship between dogs and their families.

How much does it cost to board a dog?

Dog boarding prices vary by location, service, and length of stay. Contact your local Central Bark or explore its booking options to see available boarding services and current pricing.

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Central Bark Whole Dog Care

Our whole dog care approach offers a full range of fun and personalized products and services. To promote your dog’s physical, mental, and emotional health and happiness throughout their entire life.