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For dogs: Bedding, food, treats and toys. We will supply stainless steel bowls and a bed if needed. Please bring your dog into the kennel on leash.
For cats: Bedding (something from home) and food.
If your dog has never been to our kennel before, then a trial stay is required. It is best to have them here for 2 days, and 1 night so they have time to adjust to our daily routine. We have a limit on new dogs during peak times (all long weekends, Christmas and Spring break, and summer)
Dogs have their own kennel space (4' x 18') and are outside (for walks, off-leash time or play time in our 40'40' fenced area) before and after breakfast, in the afternoon, before/after dinner and at bedtime around 10pm.
Your dog does not need to interact with the other dogs but must be able to handle seeing other dogs around without aggression.
1. Proof of up-to-date vaccinations: DA2P/DHPP, Bordetella, and Rabies or FVRCP (cats)
2. Your dog MUST be able to adjust and settle into kennel life without anxiety, incessant barking or whining
The price per day begins at 9am. Your drop off AND pick up dates are counted each as a full day. Please schedule a time within our business hours.
Sometimes we can accommodate this. There is a $20 charge.
Yes. His interactions will be more monitored to find suitable playmates
This can be discussed. If your dog is in heat or close to it, we cannot accept her. Sorry.
We have 20 individual kennels. Peak times average 20-30 dogs per day.
YES.
If your dog has been here before, knows the routine, has good recall with us or works well with an ecollar (and doesn't chase neighbouring farm animals) then yes!
Yes, dogs are walked down our road or have playtime with other dogs throughout the day (in our 40' 40' fenced area).
We are open for set appointment times from 9am-6pm Monday to Friday, 9am-1pm Saturday and 9-10am Sundays.
We have six 2-level cat kennels in our office area so they have a window to look out of, and plenty of activity to observe. They can be out of their kennels in the office area, or on leash outside (if previously trained to do so) twice a day. They also receive attention from us throughout the day.
Yes. We can discuss the care of small pets such as guinea pigs, ferrets, birds