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Your dog's new home-away-from-home awaits ..

Black French Bulldog

Boarding & Daycare for Small Dogs only:

​Great for socializing small dogs

We provide private luxury (home-based) dog boarding & daycare for small dogs only, weighing under 25 lbs.  We have a small-dog-only environment, which means there are no large dogs present due to potential safety issues for smaller dogs. Private home-based boarding provides a more stress-free environment for your dog, which is especially beneficial for nervous dogs that are just learning to socialize for the first time.​​ By putting a maximum weight limit on the dogs we accept, we're able to provide an ultra-safe environment for smaller dogs. Your dog will enjoy all of the benefits of home, ranging from lounging in the living room to playing outside in a private yard, and while meeting new doggy friends at the same time!

Just a little more about our setup:

Private pet sitting in an in-home environment means that your dog can safely roam & play anywhere in their new home-away-from-home.  They can feel free to stroll outside to the private backyard, or they can just hangout inside and relax on the couch, the choice is theirs. We are with them every step of the way.  A benefit to private boarding & daycare is the added one-on-one personal time that we spend with your dog, which is the part we love the most! 

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Your dog is never left alone and they will receive 24/7 round-the-clock personal care.

The doggy playroom:

We have a 500sf doggy playroom just for our little Guests. They have countless toys to play with and to enjoy while playing with their new doggy friends!

The doggy playroom has perfect climate control with plenty of separate space for napping, snacking and just having fun!

Exclusive boarding for small dogs only.   Finally, there is now luxury boarding just for small dogs! 

Once-in-a-lifetime boarding & daycare experience for small dogs that you won't find anywhere else.

Private daycare for small dogs-only is the best way to socialize small dogs.

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