| Why use a kennel specifically designed for boarding long or short term?
Great care and
expense goes into the design of a boarding facility to make it
virtually escape proof. Covered runs, cement floor and outside runs make it impossible to dig out. Enough can't be said about social interaction. An idle mind isn't any better for your pet than for a human. The design of an indoor/outdoor kennel ensures your pet will be given one-on-one care several times each day and get plenty of fresh air and exercise. We interact with the dogs during the day, all day, every day, as well as during meal and snack times.
Cats will be given individual attention daily, too, giving them time
to get out to stretch their legs and play.
We always are
making sure our guests are safe and comfortable. inside, work out its frustration on your home's interior. Lack of social interaction and boredom from spending almost all day alone can be very stressful to a pet. How many times have we seen a dog destroy something when it had nothing better to do? Amazingly, it's usually the most valued item in your possession. It's as if they took the time to individually appraise each thing in the house before choosing! If your pet were to become sick or injured at home alone he/she may have to wait for hours, possibly overnight before anyone notices, IF they notice at all. The first few hours of an illness or after an injury occurrence is often critical and could mean the difference between life and death. If your dog is the least fearful during thunderstorms, left alone during a thunderstorm with no one to comfort them can panic, causing extreme distress and injury.
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