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First rule: no stress allowed! It is not good for humans but, most importantly, it is not good for our pets. I aim to make the you and your pet as comfortable as possible during any separation. Whether it be for fun or business, having you not worried about your furry family member is my goal. Boarding: I will hang out with your pet their entire stay (they won't be lonely. I promise.) Also, they can sleep in my room at night (as long as they're house trained.) There are steps to go to the backyard for potty time. I can help the elderly pups (that are small to medium) going up and down them. My home is divided up into rooms and levels (inside and out). Meaning that if some dogs (or cats) do not get along, I have plenty of room to separate them. Pets are like kids, some get along just great and some want to be left alone to loaf around on the sofa. Cat's have the main level. Usually mild tempered dogs (normally seniors) hang out on the main level with the cats. My cats are very well socialized. Not only do they have the main level, they also have high ground in the main level. So, don't worry if you think your dog might react to the cats. They know how to stay out of the dogs' ways. For very large rough puppers, I have a 10 x 10 kennel set up in my garage with living room furniture. They can lounge around in there, or play like crazy little heathens on rainy days when no one wants to go outside. Come by for a meet and greet to check the place out. All furry guests' needs will be assessed and met to the best of my abilities. Drop in visits: I will do whatever you ask of me for your pet (medications, specific play, specific potty routines, etc.) I can help with training as well if needed. I love all animals but dogs are my favorite. I lost my beloved fur-baby in 2018. I had her for ten years, and was able to train (potty and commands) her even though she was deaf. UPDATE 2019: I have been doing this for a little close to a 5 years now. I love this job! I love my clients even more. We finally got a new addition to the family: Ducky! So now your furry one will also have a playmate (...well, if they want to play)