Two dogs, a white Glen of Imaal Terrier and a chocolate lab, resting together on a dog bed.
Two dogs, a white Glen of Imaal Terrier and a chocolate lab, resting together on a dog bed.

BOARDING

Enjoy your time away knowing your dog is cared for in the comfort of my home. With personal attention, daily structure, time to play, and space to relax, each stay is built around your dog’s needs so they can settle in and feel at home.

Your time away. Their home away from home.

IN-HOME DOG BOARDING

Small Yorkie lying on a plush stuffed animal and colorful toy in front of a gray sofa

PERSONAL CARE. FAMILIAR ROUTINES.

More than a place to stay.

Your dog shares in daily life in my home, with a thoughtful balance of activity, companionship, and rest. I take time to get to know their personality and routines so I can help them feel comfortable throughout their stay.

Whether your dog enjoys playtime or prefers a quieter pace, care is tailored to their needs. Clear expectations and daily structure help keep their stay predictable while you’re away.

  • Care in my actual home
  • Time to play, relax, and unwind
  • Attention to your dog’s individual needs
  • Consistent routines and structure
Dog relaxing on its back while receiving affection

PERSONAL CARE. FAMILIAR ROUTINES.

More than a place to stay.

Your dog shares in daily life in my home, with a thoughtful balance of activity, companionship, and rest. I take time to get to know their personality and routines so I can help them feel comfortable throughout their stay.

Whether your dog enjoys playtime or prefers a quieter pace, care is tailored to their needs. Clear expectations and daily structure help keep their stay predictable while you’re away.

  • Care in my actual home

  • Time to play, relax, and unwind

  • Attention to your dog’s individual needs

  • Consistent routines and structure

Happy Pembroke Welsh Corgi lying on its back while a person pets its head.

Planning your dog’s stay.

Boarding: $70 per night

Is boarding a good fit for your dog?

Dogs must be crate trained and comfortable resting in a crate. For dogs who haven’t stayed with me before, a one-night trial stay may be required based on our initial conversation. This helps us determine whether my home environment is a good fit and gives your dog a chance to get familiar with the space before a longer stay.

Let’s plan your dog’s stay.

Reach out with your preferred dates and tell me a little about your dog. We’ll discuss their needs, check availability, and go over everything you need to know before their stay.

Happy Boston Terrier with tongue out beside a blue spiky ball