Chapter 01A house, not a kennel

Board

Boarding here is a house, not a kennel.

Your dog sleeps on the couch or a bed on the floor, goes out in the yard, and gets the same eyes on them as a grooming client. Drop-off and pick-up are in the driveway like a groom.

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Two dachshunds asleep on a couch, one on a denim pillow — Boarding, couch rules

Two dachshund mixes curled up asleep together on a couch with a red blanket — Two guests, one blanket

Cream goldendoodle relaxing on the couch chewing a green turtle toy — Boarding, toy included

Cream toy poodle mix asleep on a hot-pink blanket — Passed out after play

Black smooth-coat dog lying on a quilted dog bed on the tile floor — Quilted bed, tile floor

Brindle and white bulldog lying on the wood porch deck — Porch time

Chapter 02We come to you

Sit

If your dog does better at home, we come to you.

Long work days and trips away. Half-hour or hour visits, once, twice or three times a day: a play, a walk, dinner, the water bowl and a check on the house. You get a text after each one.

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Yorkie in pajamas sitting on a blue and white quilt at home — At home, in pajamas

Two house dogs relaxing at home — Home visit

What a visit is

Out for a walk or the yard, fed on your schedule, water topped up, meds if they take them, and a text with a photo before we leave.

The rates

Chapter 03Estimates, confirmed by text

Rates

No posted price exists for a stay, so these are market numbers for Livingston Parish with the estimate mark on them. We confirm the real number by text before you drop off.

Boarding and sittingPer dog, estimates

A stay of two nights with a groom on the way out reads as two nights at $30 to $40 plus a Full Groom from $50, and the booking page adds it up for you.

Chapter 04For a first stay

Bring

Food in portions, medication with the times written down, and something that smells like home for the first night.

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