*** Due to the new and relatively unknown caused upper respiratory canine virus, we are not currently offering daycare. While we understand this can be disappointing, it’s the best way for us to keep our current clients safe and healthy during their stay with us. All dog bowls, crates, toys and beds are sanitized after each guest, and community water bowl is sanitized twice daily. We will also be checking each client for signs of sneezing, coughing or nasal discharge upon arrival to our home. *** *** Please note, that while we understand the importance of them, we are still currently not offering meet and greets for everyone’s continued safety and health.*** We are so thankful we were able to continue caring for our furry clients during the pandemic, but are excited to have them over the upcoming holiday season! We have continued our safety precautions in place, (we use our own supplies other than dog food, we meet you outside for drop offs and pick ups, all dog personal bags stays in the garage etc). We are available for those long awaited vacations you’ve been dying to take. Or maybe your dog thinks it’s fantastic that you’re home all the time, but getting some work done is challenging now, with your constant shadow. We are open for daycare as well! My entire life, dogs have been drawn to me. Even dogs who are usually fearful of men, gravitate towards me. I am quiet and calm, and that has been my biggest attribute when caring for dogs. I have experienced caring for all shapes and sizes of dogs, including dogs who have separation anxiety or are are fearful. I also work as a pet store DM, so you could say that dogs are my business. Because of my job, I have a lot of flexibility with my hours which enables me to be more available to my boarding clients and their pets. My wife is a dog trainer and avid dog sport competitor. She’s home full time (other than when she’s teaching lessons), so we work as a team. How many people get two experienced sitters for the price of one? Because of us working together, we are very open with our schedules. One of us is almost always home, so dogs are rarely ever left alone. We can also often accommodate last minute bookings, since there are two of us available. We are available from 9am-6pm for pick up and drop offs, and keep these hours to be respectful of our neighbors, as well as our current guests in our care. We make sure they are tired and happy before having to wind down for the night. ***follow us on Instagram @offtheleashdogtraining and on Facebook @offtheleashdoghouse *** Our home is clean, dog safe and treated monthly for fleas and ticks. The outside area for the dogs is mainly used for them to have private potty time, as we spend most of our time in the house. We take two walks per day, to the park nearby and around the neighborhood. For dogs who are more into cuddling, we are happy to spend quiet time with them. While I do work, my schedule is flexible. My wife is a dog trainer, in addition to being a stay at home mom, so the dogs get lots of attention. Our small yard is fenced with a solid 8’ tall wooden fence, and we have the ability to section off our home if a dog needs a break from the other dogs. We do our best to mimic their normal daily routine to ease the stress, that being in a new environment often causes.