We want pet owners to trust us with their furry friend's vaccination records and medical information for emergency purposes. We may want to have an 'introduction/orientation session'. Since dogs may behave differently when away from their owners, it helps if these sessions are scheduled for a couple of hours and are unsupervised. These can be proposed by either you or us if we feel it to be helpful. - When you bring in your pet in for a meet and greet, we would most certainly want to talk to you and answer all your questions, but please know that the event is also for us to get to know your family member and for them to feel comfortable with us (smell us, express a response). A short leash is a good idea because then they are not distracted or as tempted to wonder off and ignore us. Sometimes that might just be a stress response. Sometimes it is a rabbit or a squirrel. That is ok, But if they ignore us the entire time, it will not be the best meet and greet. - Please understand that we can not be responsible for electronics and devices left on or with the dog. We have seen Airtags, Bluetooth trackers, GPS collars, miniature cameras and other devices being destroyed when they are playing with each other. We don't want you to be upset if they are damaged. Please remove them before dropping off your pet. - We enjoy what we do. We want your family member to enjoy their stay with us too. - Above all else, we value safety, comfort and a stress free environment for everyone. For manageability and the safety of everyone in our care, we do not board any mix or pure breeds of Pit Bulls, Pit Bully or American Staffordshire Terriers. We will need to know your pets breed and must remain compliant with all laws and ordinances, and all males over a year old must be neutered.

We like to engage in games of fetch. With my dog though, it becomes a pursuit and an unexpected adventure of her training us to chase her around. Other times, we go out for walks taking care to dodge squirrels and rabbits in our neighborhood. In our interaction sessions, we focus on instilling good behavior and social skills, provided their health and temperament allows. Encouraging interaction with dogs of similar size enhances the play experience, creating a comfortable environment for our four legged friends to enjoy. When the weather cooperates, walks around the neighborhood are enjoyed. - Meal times are in the morning around 8 to 9 AM and evening around 5 to 6 PM. If you prefer a different schedule, let us know and we will be happy to accommodate. If you will be dropping off home cooked food, we request that you limit that to stewed/boiled pure proteins without spices. For safety reasons, we can not accept raw meat drop off. However, we are also willing to provide any commercially available cooked meat to your pet ourselves. - They get to go outside about every couple of hours during the day. If the weather is nice, they can stay out as long as they want to play. And are let out in groups of similar size. They are always under our supervision whether inside or out. - Walk times around the block are either in the morning or the evening depending on weather. the health of the dog and if they are reactive or leash trained. - Around 9 PM, they go out to the yard for the last time. Are provided treats/snacks as requested and lights are out at 10 PM. If parents prefer, they will be given personal space in play pens so that they feel secure in their own little area when they turn in for the night.