Your Dog's Stay
The Boarding Experience
Leaving your pet with someone new can be a very stressful and scary thing. We do everything we can to acclimate them as soon as possible, giving owners peace of mind, and our boarders a most happy stay. We have had a few who enjoy their time here so much that the owner has a bit of a struggle getting them to leave. :-)
Safety, trust & environment
We do not walk dogs as it is too big of a risk: Leashes and collars can break and sometimes a dog can be so strong, we lose grip. Early on before we secured our borders with fencing, I actually broke a finger trying to hang onto a leash.
We have 2 fenced-in yards. Some dogs prefer the back and some don't--opting for the side yard which is more accessible, and with less stairs. My husband often works from home downstairs, providing backup when I leave the house and letting the dogs in and out of the backyard. We let the dogs outside often throughout the day and always supervise.
The fun we have!
We love watching the dogs play together. They zoom around the house chasing each other and digging all of the toys out of the basket. We love how they often bond with each other. I will send you lots of photos, and upload videos to the Instagram account for you to enjoy. View our photo gallery
Rules and Limitations
Is your dog a good match for us?
While we love dogs of all shapes and sizes, there are some that are not best suited for us for various reasons.
- We prefer dogs to be at least 2 years old, but can make exceptions. They can wreak havoc, as you know. ;-)
- Senior dogs need to be able to hear and use stairs. Their eyesight needs to be fairly decent. They need to be continent and not prone to diarrhea.
- Due to unfortunate experiences, we cannot take full breed Beagles, Jack Russell Terriers, or Bulldogs.