Dog Parties and Other Services
in Orlando East
Because dogs are not just like family; they are family
Our four-legged family members bring us immense happiness, and we’re dedicated to providing them with the finest care in return. That’s why we provide a comprehensive range of services, such as dog parties, for every stage of your pup’s journey. This way, you and your dog can share a joyful, healthy, and fulfilling life together.
Central Bark
Orlando East
5221 Young Pine Rd,
Orlando, FL 32829Get Directions
orlandoeast@centralbarkusa.com
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Dog Parties & Events
in Orlando East
We admit it. WE’RE PAW-TY ANIMALS! Schedule space in our facility to celebrate important moments in your dog’s life, from dog playdates to birthdays or any other special occasion. We have all sorts of ideas to help you create an unforgettable event.
If you want to find out more about our dog parties and events, just talk to one of our nice team members, and they’ll give you all the info you need. We’re here to make your dog’s special times even more amazing!
FREE Puppy Hour!
in Orlando East
Give your pup a positive start At Central Bark
Our mission is to nurture and enhance dogs’ lives – and what better way than through puppy socialization? Creating positive encounters with new dogs, humans, and surroundings is crucial for a puppy’s healthy social growth. These early experiences help your dog develop comfort and confidence, positively impacting their emotional development for life. This sets the groundwork for a happy, healthy, and socially adept dog.
Puppy Hour is a complimentary play and social hour for puppies, hosted in our secure and supervised Central Bark environment. You and your puppy are welcome to join as many sessions as you’d like until your pup reaches the age limit. We do require proof from your vet that your puppy is current on their Bordetella and DHPP vaccines.
Call (407) 440-4057 today to reserve your spot!
Problem #1: They know Miguel. Like, really know him. His quirks, his crew, his preferred petting style, and what treats he likes. They also know my car which is cool until I realize I’m not even the main character in my car. I’m barely out of my Kia and they’re already yelling “Miguel!!” like he’s the face of Milk-bone.
Problem #2: Miguel has more friends than I do. He’s in a clique. He plays with his buddies like he’s in an exclusive dog fraternity. Every time I pick him up, he’s acting like he just got back from a networking event for cool dogs.
Problem #3: They send me videos. Cute, funny, painfully adorable videos of Miguel doing zoomies, playing tag, eating bubbles, or living his best dog life. It’s honestly rude how much fun he’s having without me. But I save them all. I’ve shown coworkers and strangers unprovoked. I am not okay.
Problem #4: He comes home tired. And I’m not talking a little tired, I mean snoring, dreaming, twitching-paws kind of tired. It’s the kind of rest that says, “I’ve had an emotionally fulfilling day without you.” I’m no longer the center of his universe. I’ve been demoted to spare human status. Miguel’s Uber driver who brings him to his real humans, Athena, Lauren and Brian.
And the most dangerous part? He LOVES it. He sprints to the door. He doesn’t look back. I’m just there to drop him off and pay the bill. He’s living his best life and I’m his part-time assistant. His plus one. I wouldn’t be surprised if he starts packing a bag on daycare mornings. If he knew how to drive, I know he’d drive there and pick up his bestie Luca on the way.
So yes, if you want your dog to be treated like canine royalty, make lifelong friends, get hilarious video updates, and come home blissfully exhausted then Central Bark is the place.
Just be prepared to be demoted to “supporting role” in your own dog’s life. I heard him call me “Background Human #8” the last time I picked him up and he was saying bye to his friends.
17/10. Miguel-approved. Human slightly jealous.
Frequently Asked Questions
Dog training teaches a dog to perform certain behaviors, often in a variety of contexts. At Central Bark®, our training classes are based on the latest research and scientific understanding of dog behavior to enhance the bond between you and your dog.
We use positive reward-based techniques to help puppies and dogs of all ages develop essential life skills and behaviors that will enrich their lives at home and day care. These methods set dogs up to succeed and reward them for performing desired behaviors. Rewards are tailored to the dog’s preferences and can include food treats, time to play with a favorite toy, or verbal praise.
Learn more about our training classes.
Visit our Dog Blog for more helpful tips.
Dogs nap quietly in their individual crates in the Nap Room, complete with classical music and aromatherapy.
Our One-on-One Enrichment sessions give your dog the freedom to safely explore their senses with an Enrichment Specialist. They’ll get the personal attention they love, supplemented with interactive toys, puzzles, and games that exercise their bodies and minds. They can also level up their skills with fitness training and agility exercises if they’re ready for more.
Did you know? 15 minutes of mental activity is equal to 30 minutes of physical exercise!
Sleeping in a new or unfamiliar environment can be stressful for some dogs. That’s why we offer sleepovers to dogs already enrolled in our Enrichment Day Care.
Sleepovers at Central Bark® offer your dog a calm, relaxing sleepover in a place they can feel comfortable and loved. Because they’re in a familiar place, they can feel less stressed about being away from home (and so will you). A full day of Doggy Day Care is complimentary with your sleepover, so your dog can play with their friends after a good night’s rest.
Central Bark Whole Dog Care
Our whole dog care approach offers a full range of fun and personalized products and services. Promote your dog’s physical, mental, and emotional health and happiness throughout their entire life.
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