Social Boarding :
Lots of play time, less crate time!

Your dog will be in a small play group during the day -- outside in good weather. They'll enjoy:

• Playtimes
• Snack time
• 2 Nap times
• Meal times
• Bedtime lullabies

Your dog eats their regular food, we play relaxing music, and give medication or wound care as needed. Long ears are cleaned every 3 days. The dogs go to sleep to "Canine Lullabies" at night.

We use all natural products that are safe for pets & the environment.

We require...

• Vaccination: proof of current Rabies vaccination, and DHLPP within 3 years or proof of titer. Bordetella is highly recommended.
• Bring an adequate supply of your dog's food, preferably in a sealed container.
• Bring any routine medications or supplements and instructions for their administration.
• Your dog must have a buckle or snap collar and may not be left here with only a choke-chain or pinch collar.
• Your dog must have a 4' or longer leash that is NOT a Flexi-leash.
• You may bring any treats, toys, or blankies that your dog is used to, if you like. For example some people put their dogs to bed with a Kong toy stuffed with peanut butter & kibble or banana.

Rates: *$30/day (Half-Year and Yearly Members $20/day)

*Sunday drop-off or pick-up hours are from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.; if you miss that timeframe it's an extra $10 charge

*Late charge: $5 each 1/2-hour past the arranged drop-off or pick-up time (ie: if you arranged to drop off your dog at 6:00 p.m. Saturday and you don't show up until 7:30 p.m., it's an extra $15.00 to cover our cost for an employee to wait around for you).

*Please arrive/pickup at the time arranged. If you don't, we may not be able to accommodate you! Late charge: $5 each 1/2-hour past the arranged drop-off or pick-up time

We reserve the right to refuse to board any dog.

A Few Words About Separation Anxiety
If your dog has separation anxiety we strongly urge you to use the services of a pet-sitter or house-sitter. Boarding a dog with separation anxiety is not safe or kind for the dog, it is stressful for the other dogs being boarded, and you may incur extreme costs to replace/repair the physical damage that your dog does to the boarding facility. Your dog could also seriously injure themselves in attempts to escape the boarding facility.