My husband and I have raised our Cavachon, Joy, from puppyhood and we’ve learned what it takes to create a home that feels safe, structured, and fun for a dog. We host because Joy loves having company — she’s social, gentle, and always ready for a good game of fetch or a nap beside another pup. We welcome puppies and are comfortable keeping to training schedules, crate routines, or free-roam if that suits your dog better. We give oral medication when needed and we’re attentive to individual temperament — shy, playful, energetic, or easy-going. My husband works from home, so dogs aren’t left alone. We walk regularly in our friendly neighborhood, play indoors and outside, and dogs are welcome on the couch for cuddles or rest. We have plenty of toys to keep the dogs entertained and stimulated. Our schedule is flexible, and we do our best to match their routine so they settle in easily. A dog staying here becomes part of our everyday rhythm — play, fresh air, companionship, and a warm home they can relax in.