Our methods of boarding are simple, We believe in building a relationship by giving the dogs the opportunity to get into a expected routine of handling and time outside their room that is conditioned with calmness through out the day. Dogs taken from a familiar setting can become nervous or excited to the point of being ill or scared. Not all dogs have this problem due to the fact of being socialized well by the owners that creates good behavior in times away from them. Not every body has a chance to let their dog play with another unfamiliar dog at home , but if they do, the owners of those dogs are the leader and should have more control of them under their leadership. Here we are handlers and trainers to help your dog adjust to being somewhere unfamiliar. Our goal has been and always will be that your dog is safe from injury and disease while in our care. There are less chances of your dog becoming sick or injured if not allowed to be in big groups together.   In having the opportunity to train working dogs that require high levels of obedience for over thirty years, ive found that some dogs can get exercise from playing with another dog while being handled by someone with experience to read the situation well and head off any mishaps that might happen.  We condition our boarders for their stay personally as a individual not as a group until your dog is ready for a new friend that he or she is comfortable with both emotionally and physically.  Finally when your dog meets a new furry friend it always has been one of our personal dogs that we allow to associate with your dog because we trained them and know them the best for this important stage of getting your dog to know what its all about. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     Thank you, Rod Moberly