I take one dog at a time. I have a petite female Golden Retriever (50lb) that has a very good temper and is friendly with all human and dogs. She is playful outside and calm at home. She can also serve as a good companion for other dogs if they wanna play. There is only one thing she has zero tolerance with. When another dog tries to hump her, she will fight back immediately and not let that happen. So if your dog is very dominant and likes humping other dogs, they wouldn't be comfortable staying with each other. She plays better with female dogs of similar size. Meet and greet is a must before daycare or boarding. We strongly recommend trying daycare before boarding to make sure your beloved pet has a wonderful time with us. I would like to know what your dog's daily routine is like, walking and feeding schedule, any special attention needed. The more details the better. We don’t take dogs that are not potty trained and damage property. We don’t take dogs that are too vocal and love barking so as not to disturb our neighbors. We don’t take dogs with separation anxiety if they whine excessively because their owner is away while I am staying at home with them. We sleep on separate floor and we only take dogs that can sleep by himself/herself during night.

We start the day by feeding breakfast at time that owner suggests (normally at 8-9am). Half an hour after breakfast I start walking dogs in our beautiful neighborhood with huge amount of grass field to sniff around. I also bring them to play in the fenced dog park along the way. I walk my dog and your dog together or separately depending on their need and comfort. We stay outside until they finish pooping and want to go home. Some dogs like walking more and some don't like walking too much. Time varies depending on their needs. Back at home I provide lots of cuddles and attention throughout the day if the dog loves to stay with human. My dog will leave us alone and plays toys herself. There will be plenty of dog toys on the floor for them to play with. Meanwhile my dog serves as a companion for dogs that like to play. We have hosted several younger dogs that play with her all day long. The dogs can also jump onto the sofa and look outside the window or from the balcony. We are located in the center of the neighborhood and it's very quiet throughout the day. The dogs can either rest or play. I can also take them out in the afternoon if your dog needs more frequent potty break. In the evening we feed dinner at time that owner suggests (normally at 6-7pm). Half an hour after dinner I start walking dogs and the routine is the same as our morning routine: walk, play and poop outside, then go back home resting or playing more. Before sleep, I will wipe and brush their hair and/or brush their teeth with some treats provided. We live in a 3-floor townhouse with no fenced yard and I stay at home all day with the dogs indoor. For dogs that are more independent and require lots of space running around it wouldn’t be a good fit. For dogs that are more dependent and used to stay indoor most of the time, especially if they love to play with golden retriever or cuddle with human, it will be a perfect fit. During daytime I stay with them on the 2nd floor. During night time we slept on the 3rd floor. Luna and the other dog will sleep on the dog bed or sofa on the 2nd floor.