Frequently Asked Questions

As a behavior professional, it is very important to me that your dog is not distressed during their stay.

Two adorable Australian Shepherd puppies lying on the grass, surrounded by dried leaves, with part of a black fence visible in the background.

  • I have 3 dogs of my own: Sunny, Susie, and Monty. They all have very different personalities, play-styles, and preferences.

  • If your dog is friendly and wants to play, I take the preferences of your dog and my dogs into consideration for 1:1, supervised play

  • Dogs can be fully integrated with my dogs or kept fully separate: this is always based on everyone’s comfort level, both canine and human. If they don't like other dogs, they never have to see my dogs.

  • This is not something you can request. It is entirely dependent on your dog’s comfort level, my dogs’ comfort level, and my comfort level.

A young dog with a light brown face and dark body, sitting on a pink wooden bench outdoors, with trees and a blurred background.

  • All dogs are kept inside my home with my husband and I. Each dog is provided a crate to eat and sleep in.

  • Sleeping arrangements are dog-dependent and can be in my living room or in a quieter, more private space, like my kitchen or my training area. Each dog is provided a kennel to sleep in.

  • Potty breaks are every 2-4 hours in our fenced yard. Dogs also get regular walks to meet their exercise needs—either around the neighborhood or to a local hiking trail.

  • My husband and I both primarily work from home, meaning your dog is rarely alone. There is a camera on them any time they aren’t being directly supervised.

  • We maintain a highly selective boarding schedule to ensure your dog is my priority.

  • At this time, we are not offering in-person tours. Please keep an eye out for our virtual video tours or reach out for a phone call to chat about our offerings!

A black and tan dog sitting in a grassy field with trees showing fall colors in the background and a blue sky with scattered clouds.

  • Not a problem! I have over a decade of veterinary experience and am comfortable with a variety of medication from injectables to orals and topicals.

  • My training space is covered in non-slip flooring and walk-out, ideal for dogs with mobility concerns.

  • We have a special fridge for dogs eating fresh, homecooked, or raw diets. Bowls are cleaned after every meal.

  • Our day-care program is ideal for dogs with separation anxiety. If we have to leave the house, they are able to travel with us in our crash-tested car crates.

  • That isn’t a problem. They never have to see or interact with another dog.

  • This is fine, we can accommodate. However, for your dog’s safety & comfort, and our safety & comfort, they must be on a Board and Train if they stay.