FAQs

 
  • Between walks and other outings, dogs are crated or supervised in the common areas. Meals and enrichment are always provided in crates and supervised.

  • We do, but if you expect your intact female to go into heat during their stay we ask that you provide disposable or washable diapers. All dogs are on a crate and rotate schedule to avoid female dogs being harassed by males or vice versa.

  • We are not professional groomers, but will groom dogs to the best of our ability as needed during their stay. If your dog will need grooming during their stay with us, make sure to provide detailed instructions on how you groom your dog and be prepared to provide grooming tools for their stay.

  • Generally, no. We crate and rotate the dogs in the home and we do not do play groups. Dogs that are dog-friendly or neutral may do walks with the resident dogs and do potty breaks with appropriate dogs. As a safety precaution we do not allow on-leash greetings with unfamiliar dogs in the neighborhood and do not take boarding clients to dog parks.

  • No. The boarding service is not a board-and-train program. We focus on upkeeping existing training.

  • Unfortunately due past experiences, as well as wanting a level of privacy. because we board in our own home, we do not do meet and greets with potential boarding clients. There is no need for potential client dogs to meet and interact with our personal dogs and other clients since we crate and rotate dogs in our home.

    The only exception for this are dogs that are high management cases due to behavioral issues. In these cases I will decide if we need to schedule a consult prior to boarding to ensure everyone’s safety.

    If you prefer a boarding option that allows meet and greets with resident dogs, and even allows play groups in their home/facility, we would be happy to refer you out to another company!

  • Boarding clients should prepare to provide any of their dog’s everyday tools (whether that be a flat collar and leash, harness, ecollar, prong, etc…). The ONLY tool we might introduce to a boarding client for safety and management on walks is a slip lead.

  • Generally we have 1-2 boarding clients in the home, depending on our training schedule and availability.

  • At this time we do not offer daycare.