Boarding
What We Offer?
We currently have three boarding packages that you can choose from.
Basic ($50 per day/night):
•Temperature-controlled environments.
•Exercise, play & potty breaks at least 3 times daily in our large play yard.
•Complimentary meals provided by Purina Puppy/Dog Chow Complete. (Food or treats can also be brought from
home. Single-meal servings or treats must be in containers/baggies labeled with pet’s name & include
written instructions.)
•Medication dispensing – must be in original packaging with instructions.
•Our cozy suites are stocked with comfy bedding, but please feel free to bring your pet’s toys and chews
to make them feel even more at home.
(For 2nd pet, we offer half off per night)
Silver ($80 per day/night):
This stay, play & toy package includes a 30 minute walk daily & 30 minutes of individual play and/or
attention with one of our staff members including a daily photo of your pup and also a toy they will get
to take home. A great option for keeping your pet active and entertained during their stay in our private
suite.
Gold ($100 per day/night):
This stay, play & toy package includes a 30 minute walk daily & 60 minutes of individual play and/or
attention with one of our staff members including a daily photo of your pup and also a toy they will get
to take home. A great option for keeping your pet active and entertained during their stay in our private
suite.
Additional Add On’s:
Nail Trim – $10
Exit Bath – $25
Both exit bath and nail trim – $30
Boarding Form
If you are interested in boarding your dog – or dogs – with us, please make a profile on our boarding site here. Once you’ve made an account and put in both your and your pet’s information, you can then book your boarding package!
Our Boarding Guests
Stories
Today we went on a walk and did a mock training lesson, which Scotch enjoyed himself in both.
Our walk was the first task of the day. We simply walked a large circle around in our neighborhood, and we got to see a variety of birds, people, and flora to smell and play with. He chose to walk closely with me, but we were sure to walk up to everything he could find interesting just to make sure he felt properly stimulated and loved. But under special request, rather than just have quality time spent with him we spent that time into valuable clicker training instead.
Having been a part of his training previously, it was refreshing to see him again post Puppy Boot Camp. He had done excellently, remembering all his commands, even the more complex ones such as place and stay. He admittedly was not as responsive to come, but he had remembered how it worked almost immediately. We’re very proud of how well he has retained his training.
We went on our now routine walk and did our regular training session today.
We started our walk fresh in the morning, in which he more confidently took stride in. He took in more of the details and foreign animals, and we even got a bit of training in along the way. Of course, he finds the chickens to be especially interesting.
Since he had done so well with his commands. I decided to take him out onto our larger patio to better train him on his commands, stay and come. He is very good about responding from far away, albeit he is very insistent on sniffing about before he does anything else. He would come to me from up to 15 feet away, and he would stay in one place for up to 10 seconds and 10 feet away. He was also very good at improvisational “place” commands, in which he went next to where I would point. He would only do so if I stood near, but, of course, it is wonderful progress nonetheless.
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Seamus
