I have no breed preferences, and have experience working with all breeds. Before sitting for a dog, I'd like to know their tendencies around new people, situations, animals, etc. Are they destructive/anxious, and if so, what may help them best through those moments! Whether or not they have a history of resource guarding or barking. Any history of food allergies, sensitivities and of course if they have a history of aggression. None of these things exempt a dog from staying here necessarily, but by honestly providing all the information I'll be best equipped to give your dog a healthy and safe experience. I have capacity to host up to two dogs from seperate families, but can accommodate and have experience with dog aggressive animals as well (they can be the only dog in my home if requested early) In high demand times (holidays, vacations) there is an additional fee to be the only boarding dog that I am happy to discuss upon request. Safety is my number one priority and I so appreciate owners being candid about their dogs! The only thing I can't accept is dogs who aren't child friendly. Besides all that, I want to know what makes them feel comfortable and secure, and most importantly what makes them a happy dog! For May, it's a brand new squeaky toy!

Some of my favorite places to take my own dog are the state forests in the area... Harold Parker, Georgetown/Rowley. There is a small park within walking distance of my apartment that we go for fetch as well (on a 50 foot lead always, boarding dogs are never off leash in my care)