• $69/night

• $69/night for holidays

(Daycare is always included for dogs who are boarding overnight, both the day of drop off and they day of pickup)

I am a full-time dog sitter, so I've got nothing but quality free time to spend playing with your fur babies. My holidays are always spent at home, celebrating with your pups. I do not crate the dogs for longer than 3-4 hours at a time unless requested. Generally, the dogs rule the house here, so we play and nap and dig and do whatever they like all day (and they do daycare with my regular daycare dogs, of course).

DO YOU LEAVE THEM IN A CRATE ALL DAY?

Nope! I have daycare Mon-Thurs, and the dogs are always out and about the whole day, even nap time they’re usually not crated. I only crate dogs that I cannot trust to not destroy my belongings or have an accident if left baby gated in the living room. And I only would sequester them like this when I leave the house, which is only for doctor’s appointments and errands. I do have crates of all sizes, so no need to bring yours unless it is exceptionally special in some way.

WHERE DO THEY SLEEP?

Wherever they sleep at home is what I try to offer them here. So if they sleep on the bed at home, they sleep on my bed. If they are crated downstairs at night and not allowed upstairs, I will enforce the same rule here. However, I will let you know that often dogs like to sleep differently here than at home, and many feel more comfortable in an open crate than on my bed, so I never force it.

HOW MANY DOGS DO YOU BOARD TOGETHER?

I go off of size and needs, since my house is little and all attempts to clone myself have been unsuccessful (so far...)

I try to pair dogs that will go well together (two crazies or two lazies, for example!) and have lots of places to separate the dogs from each other if needed. If your dog is new to me, then I will board them with a dog I already know well and trust is well trained and behaved and has stayed with other clients without issue.

So I take:

• 1 Large dog (>40lb ish) (dogs over 100lbs on case by case basis) , OR

• 2 Medium dogs, 25-40lbs, OR

• 3 Small dogs, under 25lbs, OR

• any combination of the above that makes sense, considering special needs and puppy antics

  That could be from the same household or from different households.

I try to pair dogs that will go well together (two crazies or two lazies, for example!) and have lots of places to separate the dogs from each other if needed.

If your dog is new to me, then I will board them with a dog I already know well and trust is well trained and behaved and has stayed with other clients without issue. I would not board two new clients from different households together, for example.