A BnB Retreat For Your Pets Where They Are Treated As Individuals
What to bring
Food
Please bring food from home. It is better for their tummies.
If you're unable to bring food from home, we have a generic chicken and rice food available for no additional charge.
Bedding
Kuranda beds are provided. Some dogs are more comfortable with bedding from home; However, we cannot guarantee the condition it will be when it goes home. It is not uncommon for dogs to chew on bedding, even if they don't at home. Example, our Min Pin can have a bed in her kennel in the kitchen she sleeps in all the time but if we put her in the kennel with it, the bed will be destroyed in less than a 1/2 hour. It MUST be washable in a standard washing machine.
Toys
Toys are welcome but are occasionally lost or left behind. Please check lost and found in lobby.
Bowls
Water buckets and food bowls are provided. No need to bring your own, unless specific need (i.e. slow feeder)
Collars & Leashes
All collars removed
Harnesses removed
Leashes - We can keep if easier for pickup
What about often Restricted Breeds?
We don't believe in restricted breeds! We take dogs of all shapes, sizes, breeds, and personalities. We have the ability to accommodate for most behavior needs. Please let us know ahead of time if you feel your pup may have specific behavioral needs (i.e. anxiety, aggression, or stress) so we can compensate accordingly!
Do they have to be spayed/neutered?
Nope, we can accommodate intact animals; However, there may be an extra charge for a female in season if separation is needed.
Can puppies come?
Puppies under a year must have Rabies, Bordetella, and 3 or more series of Distemper/Parvo. Puppy vaccinations must be from a vet. Breeder shots from farm stores are not accepted.
Play Yard
Do we mix dogs from different homes?
No. The only exception are dogs who know each other outside the kennel with permission from all parties.
There is always a risk of an argument between dogs and they use teeth, not words.
Does play yard time cost extra?
Nope, we feel all dogs need daily outdoor potty breaks and exercise!
*Yard times may vary in length.
How many times a day do they go outside?
We rotate everyone to outside play yards at least twice a day. We have 4 larger ones. The little guys have 2 small ones if they don't want the big ones. Our smaller pups are often let out multiple times a shift to accommodate their smaller bladders.
How long is each play yard time?
We feel dogs are individuals, so times vary according to breed/size, personality, weather, number of boarding dogs, etc. A toy Yorkie in winter may need a few minutes whereas a Husky or Bouvier may enjoy an hour or more.
What if my dog has a lot of energy?
We are happy to leave them out in the play yard for a longer period, weather permitting. We also try to match dogs with similar energy levels in yards next to each other to aid in playtime and activity while they're outside. There's nothing better than having our energetic pups running back and forth with a playmate to tire them out!