Comments on: Dog Boarding http://www.dancingdogblog.com a friendly voice - an expansive view Mon, 06 Feb 2012 23:47:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.1 By: Pet Sitting Boarding http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-27754 Pet Sitting Boarding Tue, 17 Jan 2012 11:26:46 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-27754 Hi there, very important topic. When we are keeping our dogs at boarding, we must gather information so that we choose right place for our loving dogs. Hi there, very important topic. When we are keeping our dogs at boarding, we must gather information so that we choose right place for our loving dogs.

]]> By: Jean Manino http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-26773 Jean Manino Sat, 31 Dec 2011 00:18:22 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-26773 JCM's Luxury Pet Resort is a beautiful boarding facility located in Covington, Louisiana. Small and personal, this Upscale facility was designed with the pet in mind. We offer Spacious Indoor Enclosures, Indoor / Outdoor Runs, and California Style Luxury Suites We maintain good housebreaking habits by allowing all dogs access to our 4 quarter acre play yards at 4 hour intervals around the clock. Situated on 3 1/2 acres, dogs can enjoy group play with Interactive Daycare, or explore their own private yard. We live on the property providing 24 hour supervision for your pet. Our facility is Air Conditioned, heated, parasite free, stress free, and most of all provides peace of mind. Outdoor automatic waterers. Pick up and delivery available. Reasonable Rates Something for everyone We are also the leaders in Dog Obedience Training, and have been since 1979. JCM's All Breed Dog Obedience School. JCM’s Luxury Pet Resort is a beautiful boarding facility located in Covington, Louisiana.

Small and personal, this Upscale facility
was designed with the pet in mind.

We offer Spacious Indoor Enclosures,
Indoor / Outdoor Runs, and
California Style Luxury Suites

We maintain good housebreaking habits
by allowing all dogs access to our 4 quarter acre
play yards at 4 hour intervals around the clock.

Situated on 3 1/2 acres, dogs can enjoy group play
with Interactive Daycare, or explore their own private yard.
We live on the property providing 24 hour supervision for your pet.
Our facility is Air Conditioned, heated, parasite free, stress free, and
most of all provides peace of mind.
Outdoor automatic waterers.
Pick up and delivery available. Reasonable Rates
Something for everyone

We are also the leaders in Dog Obedience Training, and have been since 1979.
JCM’s All Breed Dog Obedience School.

]]> By: Karen Burnett http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-23784 Karen Burnett Tue, 25 Oct 2011 07:09:00 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-23784 SAFETY OF YOUR DOG DURING CAGE FREE PLAY. I own a dog boarding [place] in Scottsdale. I did notice you forgot to mention that the potential boarders need to ask about how much experience the person/s handling your dog has. If you just have a bunch of kids who have a year or so experience be more cautious or a staff who doesn't have control over the dogs. A fight is much more probable if this type of control doesn't exist. I have 12 years of experience and the dogs listen to me. There are a few dogs I can't get command over and I don't take them in. If I come across a dog I'd say is questionable I have to be able to have total authority over the dog. For instance if I throw a ball and say hu! the dog has to stop in mid track if not I don't take a questionable dog in because if anything should escalate someone could get injured without command over all the dogs. Same goes with If a dog is humping and my voice doesn't stop him/her. If the people handling your dog don't possess a dominance over the pack then I'm not sure how they would be able to handle a fight-- So just because someone is nice and loves dogs that's not enough for your dogs safety. Watch how the handlers and if dogs listen to them, ask what, if, or how many fights have happened in the facility. I feel lots of experience is a big plus--just like anything in life the more you do it the more of an expert you become. SAFETY OF YOUR DOG DURING CAGE FREE PLAY. I own a dog boarding [place] in Scottsdale. I did notice you forgot to mention that the potential boarders need to ask about how much experience the person/s handling your dog has. If you just have a bunch of kids who have a year or so experience be more cautious or a staff who doesn’t have control over the dogs. A fight is much more probable if this type of control doesn’t exist. I have 12 years of experience and the dogs listen to me. There are a few dogs I can’t get command over and I don’t take them in. If I come across a dog I’d say is questionable I have to be able to have total authority over the dog. For instance if I throw a ball and say hu! the dog has to stop in mid track if not I don’t take a questionable dog in because if anything should escalate someone could get injured without command over all the dogs. Same goes with If a dog is humping and my voice doesn’t stop him/her. If the people handling your dog don’t possess a dominance over the pack then I’m not sure how they would be able to handle a fight– So just because someone is nice and loves dogs that’s not enough for your dogs safety. Watch how the handlers and if dogs listen to them, ask what, if, or how many fights have happened in the facility. I feel lots of experience is a big plus–just like anything in life the more you do it the more of an expert you become.

]]> By: Karen http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-18468 Karen Wed, 08 Jun 2011 18:03:39 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-18468 We started taking care of dogs in our own home some time ago. Our home and our huge yard is almost built for this kind of business. We found that people really like the idea of leaving their pets in a home like environment. A lot of our clients go out of town for several weeks, we've even had a situation where we boarded 2 dogs for 6 months. The only downside is that we get too attached to the dogs, especially the long term ones, and we are really sad to see them go back home!!! We started taking care of dogs in our own home some time ago. Our home and our huge yard is almost built for this kind of business. We found that people really like the idea of leaving their pets in a home like environment.

A lot of our clients go out of town for several weeks, we've even had a situation where we boarded 2 dogs for 6 months.

The only downside is that we get too attached to the dogs, especially the long term ones, and we are really sad to see them go back home!!!

]]> By: ica http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-17625 ica Mon, 09 May 2011 05:21:21 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-17625 Thanks for this tips!this really ads knowledge and information about my dog needs and how to care for it.. Thanks for this tips!this really ads knowledge and information about my dog needs and how to care for it..

]]> By: Lynn http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-16172 Lynn Mon, 07 Mar 2011 18:42:29 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-16172 Great blog....though I use a professional pet sitter now due to a couple negative experiences with boarding at kennels, I do think you blog gives some excellent tips and info. I like the name too! :) Great blog….though I use a professional pet sitter now due to a couple negative experiences with boarding at kennels, I do think you blog gives some excellent tips and info. I like the name too! :)

]]> By: MaryHaight http://www.dancingdogblog.com/dog-hotel/dog-boarding/comment-page-1/#comment-14706 MaryHaight Thu, 13 Jan 2011 09:29:22 +0000 http://www.dancingdogblog.com/?page_id=2203#comment-14706 You're welcome, and thanks for stopping by. You're welcome, and thanks for stopping by.

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