Prices are negotiable. I have been having lots of great experiences with the area puppies lately! Been mistaken for a dog trainer because I like to spend quality time with the pups making sure they know how to interact with other people and their pups at the park. I always make sure a walk or a drop in is more than just that- I like to engage the dogs, play fetch, make them sit for treats, play tug of war, whatever I can do to have them look forward to seeing me again. It is a privilege for me to be hired to take care of your pups, so know that I will treat them and your home with the utmost respect. When you sign up with Rover you go through an extensive background check - I've had a lot of paranoid clients so far and I guarantee I wouldn't be on this site if I weren't trustworthy. It's probably the most extensive background check short of the homeland security checks I've been through back when I was a career gal. At home, our babies are very well socialized and love people and other dogs and love to run and play with new friends. We have a cat who thinks he's a dog and he has never been an issue when introducing new dogs in the household when boarding. If he's bothered, he can jump up on his perch to get away.