With many returning clients and the busy summer season, we only accept one or two new families at a time to ensure every pup has a happy and relaxing stay. New bookings are confirmed by the order payment information is received, not inquiry time. If we’re fully booked, we appreciate your understanding and hope to welcome you in the future! If your dog has a history of swallowing toys（or others）, please let me know in advance. Damaging toys is completely fine, but dogs that tend to swallow fabric toys or squeakers must be disclosed ahead of time. I will avoid these risks accordingly. If your dog shows any sickness before coming, especially contagious coughing, please let me know，you can cancel anytime for free. If such symptoms appear after he/she arrives, I’ll need you to pick up right away to keep other dogs safe If your dog has any of the following tendencies, our home may not be the most comfortable match for them: 1. They feel very anxious and howl when they can’t see people. 2. They have difficulty being around other dogs — whether joining group activities or relaxing in their own space. 3. They get stressed when left alone and may become destructive or unable to rest quietly in a crate for even an hour. From my experience, if I feel your pup would be a good fit, there’s usually no need for a meet&greet. If you’re mainly wondering whether your dog will get along with mine, keep in mind that the dogs you meet during an interview might not be the same ones here during boarding. If you just want to see how your pup likes our setup and routine, I’d actually recommend a half-day daycare — it’s a much better way to get a real sense of how they’ll do here. (Feel free to use my promo code: jilld23918 to get ur first Rover booking $20off) I have plenty of bowls, slow-feeder bowls, water dispensers, dog beds, toys, and blankets for all the pups here. To keep your pup’s personal items clean and safe, you only need to bring their food, leash, and harness. All food and personal items are stored safely in the pantry, away from curious noses. This also helps prevent other pups from getting to your dog’s toys, leash, or harness and possibly chewing on them. Guest Requirements & What to Bring • Sorry, no Boxer, Pitbull, Rottweiler, bully breeds, or aggressive dogs. （ I don’t accept breeds that I’m not familiar with or can’t confidently manage） • All pups must be house-trained and non-destructive. • Please bring: labeled food with instructions, sturdy collar (harness optional). • No need to bring toys, crates, beds, or bowls — we provide all.（The reasons are outlined above and in the photos.） Health & Safety • Vaccinations up to date (Rabies, Distemper, Bordetella). Please provide me with their vaccination records from the vet. • Tick & flea prevention required. • Spayed/neutered if over 12 months. • Let us know about medical issues, allergies, or behavior concerns. • All pups usually play well but can get energetic — for safety, please make sure nails are trimmed and smooth to prevent injury during play. Our home is always kept clean and comfortable for every guest.

🐾 Our Daily Routine We start the day bright and early and usually wind down before 10 PM (a little later on weekends). 🕗 Structure + Fun – Meals, walks, nap “recharge” time, and plenty of indoor & outdoor play are all part of our daily rhythm. 🎾 Endless Playtime – Our pups enjoy tons of toys, a giant toy pool in the sunny room, and lots of space to run and explore. 🎬 Cozy Evenings – After an active day, there’s always time for cuddles and the occasional movie night. 🍪 Special Treats – We love giving snacks (just let me know about any allergies ahead of time).