Holiday Travel Without Your Dog?
Enjoy A Home Away From Home—Without the Kennel
Your dog stays in the home of one of our trusted pet hosts, where they’ll enjoy a comfortable home environment instead of a crowded boarding facility.
We keep boarding intentionally small, with only 1–2 guest dogs from the same household, so your dog can settle in, follow a familiar routine, and receive personalized attention while you’re away. No kennel runs. No large boarding groups. Just home-style care while you travel.
Book Your Holiday Stay by August 31
Planning to travel in November or December? Reserve your dog’s boarding stay by August 31 and we’ll create a personalized 2027 calendar featuring your dog’s holiday photo.
Dog Boarding Rates
One Dog
- $90 per 24 hours (3–6 days)
- $85 per 24 hours (7+ days)
- Weekends*: 👉 Friday evening (7–9pm) through Sunday evening (7–9pm) = $220 flat
Two Dog
- $160 per 24 hours (3+ days)
- $150 per 24 hours (7+ days)
- Weekends: Friday evening (7–9pm) through Sunday evening (7–9pm) = $320 flat
*Arrival and departure times are scheduled within these windows to ensure smooth transitions for all pets. Need more flexibility? Additional nights can be added and will be billed at our standard 3+ day boarding rates.
In-Home Boarding Benefits
- A Home Where They Can Actually Make Themselves at Home: Your dog isn’t spending their stay in a kennel run. They can relax on the couch, curl up in a comfortable sleeping spot, hang out with their pet host, and enjoy the everyday comforts they’re used to at home.
- Outside When They Need to Go—Not When It’s Their Turn: Your dog doesn’t have to wait for a scheduled potty rotation. With access to a secure yard at their host’s home, they can head outside throughout the day based on their needs and normal routine.
- Bedtime Should Still Feel Like Bedtime: When the day winds down, your dog settles into a home—not a room full of unfamiliar boarding dogs. We follow their normal bedtime routine and sleeping preferences as closely as possible, whether that means a dog bed, couch, crate, or another familiar setup.
- If Something Isn’t Working, We Change It: Not eating? Having trouble settling? Seeming uncomfortable in a new environment? We pay attention and adjust. That might mean changing their feeding setup, trying a different sleeping arrangement, spending extra time helping them settle, or finding another solution that works for your dog.
- Only Your Household’s Dogs Stay With Your Host: Our pet hosts care for just 1–2 guest dogs from the same household at a time. Your dog isn’t spending their vacation navigating a constantly changing group of unfamiliar boarding dogs.