Open 7 days/week. Just let us know when you want to drop off and pick up and we will accommodate you.

$35/day. If you purchase 10 days upfront $33/day. 20 days up front $30/day.

No more than 10 dogs total. This number also includes any dogs that may be present for boarding or training. Too many dogs equals chaos, reduces active time per dog and increases risk that just isn’t worth it.

Yes. We have a camera in each area where there are kennels and crates, and one camera capturing a large view of the open pasture.

Your dog will love it! Dogs love snow. They can always be brought inside if too cold.

Unless it’s an absolute downpour all day, you can still bring your dog for daycare.

All dogs have some interaction through fencing /kennels before being put together. If positive interest between dogs is mutual, I will put them together. Some dogs take more time to warm up to others. Some dogs simply aren’t dog social and will get their own time outside throughout the day (playing ball, trail walk, etc).

Your dog should already be vaccinated for Lyme. I recommend Seresto collar if worried about ticks.

Not at the moment, but this is a service I want to be able to offer eventually. If you need to leave early for work in the morning, you are welcome to drop your dog off the night before between 7:00pm and 9:00pm.

There are some kennels in the astroturfed garage as well as in the house down stairs. We also have plenty of crates that can be set up in the finished off porch at the front of the house. We have doors that open directly to the fenced yards making bringing the dogs in and out very easy.

Yes.

Kennel cough is common when you have a lot of dogs packed into a small area (even if outside). Our daycare is far more spacious and much more about doing what’s best for the dogs rather than trying to get 40+ dogs a day. We won’t take more than 10 dogs a day. We have never had a dog get kennel cough, but it is possible for them to still get it so it is recommended to get the kennel cough vaccine.