For 21 years I have focused on working with dogs: working at veterinary clinics, pet shops, a doggie daycare, groomers and shelters. I have certificates in grooming and veterinary assisting. I loved working at the doggie daycare, but not so much the kennels. I was always sad that the dogs were in kennels for so many hours of each day. When I moved here on the farm with 5 fenced in acres I knew what I wanted to do: make a kennel free, home like boarding environment. So I am living my dream job and devote myself to doggie care only. I give the 1 on 1 attention that anybody would want for their babies. They need extra exercise or obedience/obstacle training, happy to help. They crave social interaction? We have 4 hours of play groups daily! They need a lap, a brush & some cuddles? I'm here for that too. Dogs are free to spend the night wherever they are most comfortable, either in a crate, on the couch or on the bed. I treat your babies like I would want mine to be treated. Which means they are part of the family, not kenneled. Now that the holidays are over I am building two large dog park areas (one a playground and the other an agility course) and a doggie "club house" as a central area devoted to pups. We are also revamping all fencing to make the farm as safe as possible. With all the commotion the place is a little untidy...but don't worry we will be back in full swing by mid spring. More fun and activities are coming for the doggie visitors to the farm! P.S. I do live on a farm. There is not a square of concrete on the property. We do tend to get dirty during the day (that's how you know we played hard and had fun) but every dog gets a quick brush and sponge bath/wipe down every day. However if mud isn't your thing I'm sorry. I offer lots of love, attention, genuine caring, play, socializing with dogs/cats/goats and maybe slightly dirty paws.