Frequently Asked Questions

Our boarding and daycare take place in a comfortable home environment and not a traditional kennel or boarding facility. Dogs are able to relax indoors, spend time with our family, play, nap, and enjoy supervised outdoor time in our large, fenced yard.

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Yes. One of our biggest benefits is the amount of personal attention and supervision each dog receives.

Dogs spend their day around our family and are monitored throughout their stay. There may naturally be short periods when dogs are resting or settled, but they are not routinely kenneled or left unattended for long periods of time

We don’t provide kennels or crates—our guests stay in our family home with comfortable places to relax and sleep. However, if you prefer your dog to sleep or rest in their own crate, you’re welcome to bring it. Please let us know before their stay so we can accommodate their routine. 

Please bring your dog’s regular food and any medications or special care items they may need.

Bowls, beds, blankets, toys, and treats are optional. We have bowls available, and dogs will have a comfortable place to rest, but you’re welcome to bring familiar items from home if they help your dog feel more comfortable. We also offer treats & meals that can be added to your dog’s stay, check them out here 

We intentionally keep our group limited so that every dog receives proper attention, supervision, and space.

Because we are a home-based environment rather than a large boarding facility, availability can be limited — particularly during weekends, holidays, and busy travel periods.

 Every dog’s day is a little different, but we keep a relaxed home routine that includes outdoor playtime, bathroom breaks, meals, naps, indoor relaxation, social time, and plenty of attention throughout the day.

We also make sure dogs have time to rest and decompress instead of being constantly stimulated.

And you’ll receive photos and updates during your dog’s stay so you can see how they’re doing and enjoy a little peace of mind while you’re away.

Meet & Greet helps us make sure our home environment is the right fit for your dog.

It gives your dog the opportunity to meet us, explore the space, and become familiar with the environment before their stay. It also allows us to evaluate temperament, play style, comfort level, and compatibility with the dogs already in our care.

Because safety comes first, completing a Meet & Greet does not automatically guarantee acceptance for boarding or daycare. 

Request a Meet & Greet

New clients: Start by completing our meet-and-greet request form. We’ll review your information and contact you about a visit to see whether our home is the right fit for your dog.

Approved clients: Sign in to the Client Area to request boarding or daycare—whether this is your dog’s first stay or their next visit.

Submitting a request does not reserve your dates. We’ll review availability and contact you with pricing and confirmation details. Your reservation is confirmed only when we confirm it directly.

Once your dog has completed a meet-and-greet and been approved, we’ll email you an invitation to activate your Client Area account. Follow the invitation to create your password, then sign in to request a stay.

Already activated your account? Simply sign in with your existing details.

If your dog has been approved but you haven’t received an invitation, please check your spam folder or contact us for help.

We understand that travel plans can change.

If you need to adjust your drop-off time, pickup time, or reservation dates, please contact us as soon as possible. Changes are subject to availability, since we limit the number of dogs we care for at one time.

For extended stays or later pickups, additional charges may apply depending on the change.