Question 1

Can I visit my Dog?

Accepted Answer

This is very dog dependent.

Dogs that deal with separation anxiety, may not be a good candidate for visitation, but for the most part, we encourage a weekend visit or two!

Question 2

What do your Updates look like?

Accepted Answer

We try our best to update pet owners multiple times a week, but please do not expect daily updates. We are working around the clock with your dogs, as well as the dogs we personally own.

It can get very busy and try to stick to working hours.

The updates we do give out typically include Photos, Videos, or a Written explanation. These can be shared through Text, Email, or through Social Media if you prefer.

Anything concerning will be updated immediately. In or Out of business hours.

Question 3

What Happens after the Board & Train?

Accepted Answer

After you pick your dog up from boarding, you will receive a complimentary lesson to train you on what your dog learned.

Question 4

Will my dog be Fully Trained after a long Boarding?

Accepted Answer

No.

We lay the groundwork, and can implement some really good skills into your dog, but no dog is ever "Fully Trained". 
	Every Dog and Handler learns at a different pace.

Your job as their owner is to be actively involved in their training to get the most out of this experience. (and the most out of your well spent money).

Question 5

How does Meal Time work?

Accepted Answer

You must supply us with an amount of food that will cover your dogs visit.

Kibble, and Raw food are acceptable.

Elaborated home cooked meals are not acceptable and must be prepared in a way that makes our life easier.

Question 6

Will my Dog be in a Kennel?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all dogs that come for boarding must be kennel trained prior to boarding.

Your dog will only be kenneled when appropriate; At Night, Travel, Ect.

We pride ourselves on not leaving dogs in a kennel all day and are implemented into our personal household routines.