Dogs in my care stay in a safe, fully fenced backyard area that is dedicated to pet care. Because I have a separate setup for boarding, dogs do not come into my main home. They have access to a heated 400-square-foot backyard cottage that serves as a comfortable, climate-controlled resting area. The cottage is designed for relaxation and downtime rather than free roaming. I also have a secure outdoor kennel with overhead shelter, as well as crates available for dogs that are crate-trained or prefer their own space. Throughout the day, dogs receive regular potty breaks, fresh water, meals according to their schedule, exercise, enrichment, and plenty of attention. Since dogs are not staying inside my home, I make it a priority to provide frequent walks and supervised playtime in our fenced backyard. We also have a friendly Golden Retriever, Maple, who loves making new friends and can provide companionship and playtime for dogs that enjoy being around other dogs. As a homeschooling mom, I am home much of the day, allowing me to closely supervise and care for the dogs in my charge. My goal is to provide a safe, clean, and low-stress environment where dogs receive plenty of activity, attention, and affection while following their normal routine as closely as possible.