Pick up and Drop Offs are between 8am and 5pm Please let me know: 1) Any "bad" habits -food aggression/fear/ect. 3) Feeding schedule 4) Where does he/she sleep at home... be honest! Crate/Dog bed/Couch/Under the covers with it's head on your pillow???? I will try to make your dog comfortable, but a great dog behaviorist once said, "there must be rules, boundaries & limitations". I do allow animals on furniture, but only when I say so. They are not allowed up - uninvited. And something else to consider. While I can provide special care for dogs, like medications, food supplements, ect. If your dog is in need of convalescing, from injury, or illness, with restricted movement, this may not be the best place for him/her, until fully recovered. Taking the "healthy" pack for a run, and making one stay behind, to rest, is not very practical.

There are numerous, extended walks or runs (after the golf cart or Gator) around the 5 acres of fenced property, throughout the day, as well as hours of dog-play, tennis ball chasing. All placerpack-mates are exercised, played with, til their heart's content. I recently had 2 dogs here, that were equipped with electronic tracking collars, unbeknownst to me. They both averaged over 10 miles per day. Then it's home for rest, relaxation, and caring, loving attention til evening We always go for a short, at least, walk after dinner... Regardless of your dogs level of fitness, my goal is to return to you, a happy and tired dog. Moms & Dads often tell me it takes a couple of days to "recover" from a dog's time in the PackLife. NOTE: Your dog will be living a country, "ranch", PackLife. Country hazards like, blackberry thorns, fox tails (grass seeds), pollen allergies, wire fencing, and various other "country dangers" are around. Of course, I will do everything I can to prevent any health issues for your dog, but you need to understand there are inherent risks to "the country life".