I have known Susan since High School. She is a kind, caring, and thoughtful human, really one of my very favorite people. She is our go-to dog sitter for our two Goldendoodles - they LOVE going to stay with her and her husband. They are spoiled with home-made healthy snacks, ice-cube "happy hours", and lots of love and cuddles. They have a lovely, well kept fenced in yard for the dogs to run and play. AND, she sends me pictures and updates daily :), so I know they are happy.

Dot is my middle aged, 48-lb mutt (and my only child). She doesn’t do well in gen pop at the boarding facility and doesn’t get along with other animals, but she is a huge people lover. I always feel guilty leaving her alone when I go out of town, even if I have someone stop by my place 3-4x a day. When I visited Puppy Camp Sine (Susan & Ken’s house), I immediately felt at ease knowing Dottie would be wellllllllllll taken care of. Dot was at Camp Sine for 8 days. During her stay, she was SPOILED. She received a daily peanut butter kong, ample outside time, tons of loving, and lots of chipmunk chasing. I received daily pictures of her having a good time with Susan and Ken, which made my heart so happy. They went on field trips in the car to breweries, distilleries, the bank, etc. They have a beautiful backyard with a fence and lots of things to snif! Before leaving my dog with them, we had many conversations about Dot’s demeanor, habits, behaviors, commands, etc. (literally everything). I felt at ease knowing I didn’t have to worry or feel guilty about leaving her while I went away. To sum it up, Dot will **have to** return to Puppy Camp Sine because even our pups need a little vacation. Also, Susan and Ken took a picture of Dot and added it to their “alumni wall”. It’s like a little graduation wall of all the pups they’ve watched, and each of them has a story 🥹