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I decided when I first got him that Jamie would NOT be boarded for any reason. Luckily enough I have enough extended family in my area that it would never become necessary. I just want to make sure that he is being cared for by someone that loves him at all times. However in the event that no one in my family could not watch him and I couldn't take him with me (very unlikely), I would definitely turn to my YT family. So I want to let anyone reading this thread know that if you need a puppysitter and you are near me or coming near me, please feel free to let me know. I would love to help out anyone that I can. |
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I ended up finding this spectacular woman who offers a "dog camp" type situation, for little dogs only. They spend the nights in their crates, but the rest of the day they are in her house with her wonderful family. ASK QUESTIONS before you board your pet. Find out EXACTLY what services they will be offering. I would also ask for references from other boarders, and make sure they show you the facility prior to dropping your pet off. I am sorry to create controversy, I just think vets get the short end of the stick many times. Sorry guys, Amanda |
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I don't know about the water thing, but I know people who have boarded their dogs at Camp Bow Wow and absolutely love it. |
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I think you and I are coming from the same place here. It's not that we think minimal care is okay (obviously not because we both have said we won't leave our dogs at places like that). I think the lesson we are trying to get across in this thread is to not assume your dogs will be cared for in a certain way. Always ask questions and let your preferences be known. What gets me is that people call boarding facilities and the first thing out of their mouth is "How much do you charge to board a dog?" :eek: That's all they care about??? I have a TON of questions I ask before I even consider asking about the cost... and who cares how much is costs if you get quality care. Anyway, again...always ask questions so that you will know what a boarding facility does and does not do |
I'm sorry this happened to you. I have never boarded any of my dogs, luckily i have always had someone to take care of them if im gone. If i did have to board them i would only leave them at a dog hotel type place, that have rooms and treat them great. I would ask for references and tons of questions! |
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I am totally freaked out and after reading this thread, I'm freaked even more! Our family is going on our very first vacation to Disneyland at the end of April. I had first looked into boarding our babies, but was not at all at ease with leaving them in that kind of atmosphere, and then a lady from our church offered to watch them. I thought that was great, but now I'm really nervous because they have never had small dogs before, and her husband keeps saying " You won't sue us if they run away, or if we step on them and they die will you?":eek: ACK! I am totally freaked! |
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