Dog Boarding FAQ's
Yes, we accept all breeds. Our facility is designed specifically to handle dogs without having to individually leash them. That allows us to safely interact with most without having to manhandle or control them in close quarters. It also allows us to concentrate on it being a positive experience for the pets as we can get as interactive as they like, not what we insist. Also, because most dogs that come here are peoples pets, there are very few who are misbehaved or unsafe towards others or our staff. Having said that, we let them interact in small groups if possible while maintaining privacy for others for various reasons. We don’t let un-neutered males interact directly with others for instance. Safety and having fun for all is what we strive to do!
Yes, familiar toys and treats, although we do prefer to provide bedding for your pet.
Yes, we can accommodate many special care instructions. We do have limitations on some special care instructions as we are not a vet clinic. Please contact us prior to booking to ensure we can handle your specific request.
We accept all pets. If they can socialize, then we let them play with their group of friends in our outdoor pens. If they are intact then we exercise them separately. We have a common sense approach with your pets and their well being is first and foremost. Because of our robust and proper facility, we are well equipped to handle all pets no matter what for the most part. It’s hardly worth mentioning but we’ve turned away probably less than 10 dogs in almost 30 years and they were all unsafe for any human to be around them. Virtually all of the tens of thousands of pets that have stayed with us over the years are someones loving pet and very easy for us to deal with and take care of.
Yes we can keep up to three pets from the same family together. Here are the requirements:
- They get along with each other.
- They must be able to be fed together in the same run with minimal separation.
- They must not be of drastically different sizes. Your very small dog may be intimidated by being in a large dog area of our building. If they fight with each other for any reason, it’s not fair for your small dog.
- Normally we keep un-neutered males separate from all others. That’s open to discussion on a case by case basis whether we house them with your other pet.