I have a large home and a fenced-in yard that easily contains the dogs in my care. My animals are friendly to other dogs, though they need a few minutes to get used to them. I require a meet and greet for all boarding/daycare and that will consist of a short walk on my street first, and then letting them loose in the yard. My dogs play very rough and Nessie is dominant to other dogs but not aggressive, Cinder is still a puppy and just wants to play and be goofy. I have never had a dog that is not accepted after the initial meet and greet. As I said above-if your dog isn't high energy it's okay! There's plenty of room here for them to have their own space while still being with all of us. For overnight boarding, we can accommodate whatever sleeping situation your pup is most comfortable with be it free roam (as long as they are house-trained and can be trusted not to chew things) or in the crate. I have an extra large crate, or bring your own, I find they typically would like that better as the smells are familiar in their own crate. I also have multiple large pet beds throughout the house that they are welcome to use as well as toys scattered everywhere, thanks to Cinder who takes offense when I put them away in the toy bins haha