If you are not 100% confident in your decision to allow your four-legged child to stay with us, then DON’T. I don’t mean to seem rude, but if you are apprehensive about leaving your dog with us, then you’re coming in with a negative expectation. With that being said, your expectations should be realistic. We cannot socialize your dog in just one visit, nor should you expect us to, especially if your dog is apprehensive. Therefore, we suggest you start off with a doggy day

We require this vaccination a minimum of once a year. Your veterinarian may recommend every six months which is even better.  This vaccination along with all other vaccinations are never a 100%.   It depends on your dogs natural immune system, age and etc.  Any medical questions should be discussed with your veterinarian. What we have found with Kennel cough is that some dogs will show few symptoms of this virus.  If your dog has any symptoms of kennel cough such as coughing,

5 things to make your dogs boarding easier 1. Investigate, tour and interview the staff prior to dropping off your pup.  This will allow yout to transition into step 2. 2.  Do a trial stay prior to a overnight boarding. We call this doggie day out. 3. You should be positive in your body language when dropping your pup off.  If you are upset your pup will be upset. 4. Inform the staff of any special instructions in writing. 5. Put your pups name on all things you bring such as

We do our best to allow pups the chance to play with others with your permission.  Dogs need to know that they are dogs.  Expecting dogs to be human puts to much mental stress on them. The mental stress that we see at a boarding kennel comes out in aniexty. I am not saying that all dogs that show aniexty is caused by lack of socialization,but it is a factor.  we encourage you

Why having your pups current on vaccinations is important.  Dogs use their noses to understand their environment.

8 by 12 kennel run for multiple family dogs in the same run Average run 4' x 12' long for 1 to 2 dogs in the same family

This is a great video to help pet owners to provide care for their pets in the event they have a seizure. Take a minute to check it out and let us know what you think! **Contributor of this video is Dr. Jeff Grognet. Be sure and visit Dr. Jeff for more useful videos and tips. There is also a weekly newsletter you can sign up for. Just visit https://www.dogtraining.academy/