D ogs love to socialize and make friends with other dogs, whether they are out on walks, romping in the dog park or hanging out at a daycare. Doggy daycare centers began trending in the 1990s under the same concept that holds true for childcare centers—to offer people a safe and interactive place for their babies to be, whether for a few hours, the day, or overnight. But, how can dog parents be sure their furry best friends will be safe?   Shop Around & Tour Facility Barbara Drury, owner of Manilow’s Canine Playground in Devens, Massachusetts ( https://www.manilowsdoggiedaycare.com/ ) welcomes between 25 and 30 dogs each day to her center, where she and her staff and volunteers engage the dogs in activities, feeding, and even nap time! Drury s hares what she believes is the most important thing to look for when searching for doggie daycare centers. “ The most important thing is to ‘shop around.’ Go visit different daycares and ask questions to help y...