Dogtopia of Highlands Ranch
6448 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Open-play daycare with boarding and spa services; playrooms are streamed on webcams for enrolled owners.
- webcams
- PACFA licensed
Littleton's listed daycare sits on the Highlands Ranch line, with webcam-streamed playrooms and boarding on site.
Dogtopia of Highlands Ranch is on East County Line Road just east of the Littleton boundary, a short drive from the Lorenz Regional Park bark park and Camp Bow Wow Littleton. It runs the chain's open-play model: dogs are sorted into supervised playrooms, and enrolled owners can watch those rooms on webcams during the day. Boarding and spa services are available from the same building, and the listing carries a PACFA licensed tag.
Colorado has no separate daycare license category. Under PACFA, a daycare is licensed as a Boarding/Training Facility because it houses more than three animals at a time, so a PACFA tag on a daycare means the same inspection regime a kennel faces.
Expect a temperament assessment before the first day and proof of rabies, DHPP and Bordetella. For a self-guided alternative on weekends, South Suburban's two fenced bark parks are a few minutes west, with a three-dog limit per handler.
6448 E County Line Rd, Highlands Ranch, CO 80126
Open-play daycare with boarding and spa services; playrooms are streamed on webcams for enrolled owners.
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Yes. Dogtopia streams its playrooms on webcams for enrolled owners, so you can check in from work. The facility also offers boarding and spa services, which makes it a one-stop option for Littleton households near County Line Road.
Yes. PACFA has no standalone daycare category, so daycares are licensed as Boarding/Training Facilities because they house more than three animals at once. Dogtopia of Highlands Ranch is tagged PACFA licensed in our data; the Colorado Department of Agriculture's Active Facility List is the public check.
Typically a temperament assessment and current vaccine records, with rabies, DHPP and Bordetella the usual minimum; many Front Range facilities also ask for canine influenza. Spay or neuter is commonly required for group play after a certain age. Confirm specifics when you book the assessment.