Prices and Boarding

How Dog Owners can reduce the stress for their pets

Allow plenty of time to deliver your dog to the kennels so you are not in a last minute panic and pushed for time. Otherwise, your stress will be communicated to your dog and it is better if he leaves you when you are relaxed and happy.

Take a written or typed list of your dog’s ailments, medications, food intake and other special requirements. Your dog’s up-to-date vaccination certificate. Take a few day’s supply of your dog’s normal food, together with your dog’s bed (unwashed), favourite toys, chews and treats. Take items made of natural fabric that smell of you and will retain your comforting scent for a few days while your dog settles in.

When you leave, try to be jolly and matter of fact, rather than consoling, so your dog thinks there is nothing to worry about. A young dog may benefit from a few days in kennels every so often early in life so they get used to the experience and find it easier to cope with a longer stay.

Fees
$30/day - 24 hr period.
$25/day - 48+ hr period.

Kennel Specifications and Program
10 x 10 box stall - Lots of room for your dogs food, toys and treats
not heated - dry and no wind - sorry no heat available in the stable
2 walks per day - with or without other dogs, your choice!
2 feedings per day - you supply the food
evening play time in the 80' x 180' indoor arena off leash exercise area

Dogs use constant energy to communicate. Energy is what I call beingness; it is who and what you are in every moment. Dogs don’t know each other by name, but by the energy they project and the activities they share. They know humans in the same way.

"Cesar Millan"

Fees $30/day - 24 hr period. $25/day - 48+ hr period.

Fees
$30/day - 24 hr period.
$25/day - 48+ hr period.