Judy S.
Judy S.
Highlights
Pet care experience
We Love big dogs as our guests!
We love big dogs! We don’t accept pups under 3 or dogs that need to be crated, but if you have a grown-up fur baby who enjoys space, freedom, and lots of love… we’re your people. Our dog experience runs deep: Our family trained a service dog, we were Golden Retriever breeders, we lived on a small farm, surrounded by all kinds of animals, and we spoil our grand‑puppy, Thunder, a now‑16‑year‑old English Setter with enough energy to be two dogs (he only visits occasionally!) He is uninterested in everything except squirls. They will get along fine I guarantee it (if he is here). We also rescued our little sidekick Shug, who thinks she’s a big dog and insists on joining us for canoeing, ATV rides, and camping. She is adorable—and she loves making new friends. Your dog will be spoiled here too! 🐶💕
Qualifications
Ratings and reviews
Judy took wonderful care of our dog and we had a great experience start to finish. Judy is very calm and welcoming and made us feel comfortable from the start. We know our dog was well cared for while we were out of town and we hope to book Judy again in the future! A+++++
Took great care of my girl - thank you so much!
Judy was an excellent host to my dog Loki. Easy interaction and asked all the right questions and provided all the right answers to ensure comfort while watching over a family dog. Thanks
Happy dog place.
Had a wonderful experience when my “Senior Pup” recently stayed with Judy! Judy and family were attentive to his needs, stayed in close touch, and he came home happy and well cared for. Highly recommend!!
Thank you both so much for taking care of Nola! She loves coming here and is so well loved! We don’t worry about her one bit while we’re gone. Thank you!!!!
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Schedule
Neal currently work's PT and is home by 1:00 pm. I work full time 5 miles away. We do not walk your pup for fear that something could happen in the neighborhood (some people just do not adhere to leash laws around here). But we DO have a dog door, if your pup does not know how, we will teach them. They find it is the best thing in the world. Haven't had one fail yet. :)
Where your pet will stay
Home characteristics
Safety, trust & environment
We have a large fenced yard, dog door as mentioned and a 6' fence that is secured. They are also allowed on the couch if that is their usual, they may sleep in our room on a huge dog bed and feeding is 2x's a day along with any meds they may need.
Pets
A typical day
Fetch is popular around here in the backyard. Belly rubs are a must! They can get involved with a good team squirrel hunt too. We all go night night together and have lots of comfy places to rest/snuggle.
- 16 to 40 lbs41 to 100 lbsover 101 lbsDogs over 1 year oldSpayed and neutered dogs onlyNo females in heatJudy can host up to 3 pets per night
- Our first goal is to make your family member happy. Often times they are stressed out due to a new environment and their family is not around making them confused. We typically do not take them for walks because of this as we do not know their potential triggers of other dogs in the neighborhood, our goal is to keep them safe, happy and healthy. But we DO play fetch in our big back yard or make sure they are getting enough exercise in our yard with us. We prefer to know where your pup likes to sleep, measurement of how much food and how often they are used to eating, any medications needed (we want this written down by you for reference). We literally stand there during feeding time so there are no squabbles between animals, and to be sure we are aware of their nutrition. We also watch them poop lol. We really do! You can tell a lot about your pet (constipation, Diarrhea, straining during BM etc.) by surveying the yard. It is best if there are no bones around and we ask @ how possessive they are about their toys etc. We watch and make sure there is peaceful interaction or we seperate them for some quite time and/or remove the toy. And mostly, lots of attention. If their favorite family member gives lots of hugs and kisses, that's what they will get from us. If they like to cuddle on the couch, even if they are over 100#, that is what we will do. I send at least 1-2 photos to you a day.