What we do to keep our facility disease free!

We take cleaning very seriously!

Disinfectants and Cleaning operations

We minimize the risk of exposure to disease by deep cleaning our training facility with a cleaner called Rescue®. Rescue® is Veterinary Grade Disinfectant Cleaner that kills Parvo, Ringworm, Kennel Cough, and more. Read more about how it works HERE.

We also use the following products for regular cleaning

  • Bleach

  • Tide & Bleach combo (in washer)

  • Kids and Pets enzyme cleaner

  • Rescue® dilution ratio (1:16 per gallon)

Daily cleaning operations— “No double dipping”

  • Before every puppy class all surfaces, and props are sprayed down with a thorough coat of Rescue®, which is then allowed to air dry before your puppy comes into contact with the objects/props they will be using in class.

  • Toys are regularly washed with our washing machine and dryer using a bleach ratio that kills viruses that are a risk for puppies.

  • Rubber toys/products are soaked for 10 minutes in a food safe bleach ratio that kills common viruses

  • After every puppy class all props are either sprayed again, or soaked in a bleach solution. All toys and fabric surfaces are run through our washer/drying with both detergent and bleach.

  • Treat crumbs are always swept and vacuumed between all services

  • We never re-use food dispensing puzzles without soaking/cleaning with bleach first

Weekly cleaning operations- Deep clean!

Once weekly the entire facility is deep cleaned with a virus killing Rescue® dilution ratio (1:16 per gallon). We mop all floor surfaces and spray down/soak any equipment that dogs of all ages come into contact with.

pee/poo happens

  • If in class a dog pees or poops the area get sanitized with both an enzyme cleaner and bleach.

Policies around Illness

  • DIARRHEA OR VOMITING: Please do not bring your dog to class if they are showing signs of diarrhea or vomiting. Your dog will be asked to leave class immediately if they have diarrhea or vomiting in class. A negative fecal test result from the vet will be required to return to class.

  • RESPIRATORY ILLNESS: Please do not bring your dog to class if they are exhibiting signs of coughing or sneezing. Your dog will also be asked to leave if they are showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing or sneezing.

  • UP TO DATE VACCINES REQUIRED. (see below or our Terms and Policies page)

  • PROTECTED FROM DISEASE: Must be on a regular vaccination schedule during class.

  • MONTHLY PREVENTATIVES: Must be on regular monthly flea, tick, and heart worm prevention.

  • ILLNESS: Do not bring your dog to class if they are vomiting, coughing, sneezing or have diarrhea.

All of these cleaning operations are taken very seriously by our staff to ensure that your dog/puppy can attend classes, lessons and day training safely and with low risk for exposure to contagious diseases.

VACCINATION AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS:

***This may not be the most up to date resource. For our current health policies click the button below.

Dogs 20 weeks and younger

  • Required to have at least one round of Distemper, Parvo vaccines (DHPP or DAPP) and deworming, preferably administered by a vet, at least 7 days prior to attending any services.

  • Required to have Bordetella vaccine 7 days prior to attending any services.

  • MONTHLY PRESCRIPTION ORAL PREVENTATIVES: Puppies of all ages must be up to date on:

    • Monthly internal flea/tick

    • Monthly internal parasite preventative

  • We recommend a fecal at 16 weeks of age

  • Please do NOT take your puppy to dog parks or non-puppy-specific daycares if attending Puppy Socials or Playschool

  • We recommend waiting at least five to seven days after bringing your puppy home before attending socials or Playschool

Dogs 20 weeks and older

For all Noble Woof services dogs are required to be up to date on the following vaccinations: 

  • Distemper, Pravor vaccines (DHPP or DAPP). 

  • Required to have Bordetella vaccine 7 days prior to attending any services.

  • Required to have their Rabies vaccine by 6 months of age, and remain up to date per Oregon State Law. 

  • MONTHLY PRESCRIPTION ORAL PREVENTATIVES: Dogs of all ages must be up to date on:

    • Monthly internal flea/tick

    • Monthly internal parasite preventative

Our Thorough Prevention Verification Process

We take health documentation seriously to protect all puppies in our care. Every enrollment undergoes a rigorous verification process:

  • When you enroll in any service, a dedicated team member personally reviews all health documentation provided

  • We verify all required vaccines, checking administration dates and expiration timelines

  • For parasite prevention, we confirm current coverage and appropriate product types

  • If any requirements are missing or unclear, we contact you directly requesting proper documentation

  • In cases where documentation is insufficient or doesn't clearly list your name, we may contact your veterinarian directly with your permission

  • Our team sets manual alerts to follow up on outstanding documentation

  • If required documentation isn't received at least 48 hours before your appointment, we must cancel the session to protect our puppy community

This careful screening process, while sometimes requiring extra effort from both our team and clients, ensures we maintain the safest possible environment for effective socialization and training.

Brie Blakeman