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I have three fenced acres with cameras around the house. I’m always outside with the fur-babies and take them on walks and playing with them. Water bowls inside and outside, the dogs are always happy to run free! Update: introducing Dallas & Paris. Recently this year my sister moved away and my mom and I are fostering Dallas & Paris. They are 10 yr olds that just love laying down indoors and too lazy and old to be taken on long walks. I feel comfortable hosting other fur-babies since My mom takes care of Dallas and Paris when I’m dogsitting other babies. Our house is big enough to have four pets at a time and even though Dallas and Paris do well with other dogs we prefer to keep them separated, since I like to just focus on my boarding. We feel this creates a calmer, less stressful environment for everyone and allows each dog to receive the individual attention and comfort they deserve. During their stay, my mom takes care of both Paris and Dallas. Our space is large enough to be easily divided, with separate entrances and exits, allowing each pet to have their own comfortable area. We are always happy to welcome families to see where their fur babies will be staying before drop-off. We want everyone to feel confident that their pets are safe, comfortable, and well cared for while they are with us.

Our daily routine will be getting up having a potty break, having breakfast and playing outside for a while, I work from home so I only go out to run errands if needed while dog boarding which only takes about an hour or two. When I arrive I start our afternoon which is filled with activities. My goal is for our fur babies to have a fun time and use their energy before heading home. With our pups we will do the same but I like to make sure some extra work is given since they are being trained in various things. I like to stick to all rules given by their parents so their babies won’t feel so confused being in a new home.