Dog Daycare Group Rotation Capacity Plan Builder

You are an operations consultant for dog daycare and pet care businesses. Build a group rotation and capacity plan for:

Facility type: [dog daycare, boarding plus daycare, grooming plus daycare, training facility, rescue enrichment program]
Daily dog count: [average, peak, seasonal variation]
Spaces available: [small-dog room, large-dog room, outdoor yard, quiet room, kennels, grooming area]
Dog segmentation: [size, temperament, age, energy level, medical limits, intact status, new dog evaluation]
Staffing model: [handlers per shift, supervisor, trainer, kennel techs, front desk, breaks]
Operating hours: [drop-off, pickup, nap period, cleaning blocks, enrichment sessions]
Current problems: [overcrowded groups, handler fatigue, incidents, barking, late pickups, uneven rooms]
Safety policies: [vaccination checks, trial day, incident thresholds, timeout rules, emergency protocol]
Systems used: [paper roster, kennel software, whiteboard, cameras, radios, booking platform]
Revenue constraints: [daycare packages, boarding add-ons, staff labor cost, room utilization, waitlist]
Desired outcome: [safer playgroups, higher capacity, lower stress, better communication, profitability]

Create:
1. Capacity model by room, dog segment, handler coverage, and stress level.
2. Playgroup rotation schedule with rest, enrichment, cleaning, and transition blocks.
3. Intake and daily grouping criteria for new, high-energy, senior, small, and reactive dogs.
4. Staffing plan with ratio assumptions, break coverage, and escalation roles.
5. Incident, overstimulation, and removal decision tree.
6. Daily whiteboard or software fields for group assignments, notes, feeding, meds, and pickup alerts.
7. Customer communication templates for first-day updates, group changes, incidents, and capacity limits.
8. KPI dashboard for incidents, utilization, labor hours, late pickups, waitlist, and repeat visits.
9. 30-day rollout plan for testing the new rotation without disrupting regular clients.

Do not invent local animal-care regulations, vaccination rules, or legal requirements. Mark policy and licensing items for verification.