A Few Things to Know Before Booking To give your pup the best possible care, I kindly ask that you share as much as you can about their personality, behaviors, sensitivities, habits, and health. Knowing these details ahead of time helps me avoid surprises and provide the best care possible. Examples: -How they behave around food, toys, other animals, and other people. -Any signs of separation anxiety or stress when left alone -Any medical conditions or special needs -Vaccination history or relevant vet info -Their responsiveness and comfort level with people and new environments Since I have 2 children (11 and a 13 years old) at home and a pup of my own, it’s especially important that your dog feels comfortable around both kids and other pets. For Boarding & Doggie Daycare: I offer lots of outdoor playtime in our spacious backyard. Depending on your pup’s needs, weather conditions, and leash manners, I’m also happy to include walks. Please let me know what works best for your dog during the booking process so I can tailor their care accordingly. I do sometimes host multiple dogs at once, but I always ensure the group is well-matched and that everyone gets along. Pepito plays an important role here—he’ll help me decide after our meet-and-greet if your pup is a good fit for our home. If you’d prefer your dog to be the only guest during their stay, you need to let me know before booking—I’ll do my best to accommodate, as long as there are no other bookings at the time of your request. In some cases, depending on your pup’s needs and the level of care required, there may be an additional fee. If so, we’ll discuss everything ahead of time before the stay. For young pups, I recommend bringing their own crate or playpen to give them a familiar, safe, cozy spot where they can have a break, rest, and feel secure during their stay. Looking forward to meeting your furry friend!

We enjoy engaging with our furry friends all day long, both inside in our home and outside in the backyard. I like to keep them active, entertained and mentally stimulated by playing games like tug of war, fetch, hide and seek, but also providing space to rest when they need it. Additionally, I find it rewarding to reinforce basic manners and tricks such as sit, wait, come, and with your approval, I could also teach them fun ones they might not know, such as roll over, hi5, shake, as long as your dog seems to enjoy it. Your pet will have the company of my own kids, including my playful chocolate labradoodle. They sure will have lots of fun playing together.