From almost two decades of field research on street dogs and free-roaming dogs in developing countries, we have referred to an extensive range of data to help us develop our model of care – now commonly used, and called Canine Enrichment. We have the dogs in our care socialize and interact in diverse groups of mixed breeds, ages, and sizes. We give our dogs our attention in an intentional way, by interacting with them with purpose to develop – first and foremost – a close human-dog relationship so that it carries over to their home-life. We have policies that we are governed by, so that we can reliably deliver our intentions, and equally important so that we can align ourselves with dog parents who are in agreement with us in the intentions they have created for how their dogs should live, learn, and play. We just happen to be a great doggy daycare.