Overnight Boarding
Here at YOU WORK, I’LL PLAY, we offer two types of boarding options.
If your dog does not get along with other dogs, is older, or is not allowed to play for health reasons, we offer traditional boarding which provides your dog with its own kennel run. If your dog is social, he or she can participate in our Daycare play groups while staying with us.
However, there may be times that you make a boarding appointment and would like your dog to do Daycare but we are unable to provide the service every day due to being booked for play. If that is the case, your dog will be boarded in the traditional manner for that day but placed on the waiting list for play in the event that we have a cancellation. You also have the option of alternating play days with traditional boarding days if you would like to.
Boarding with Daycare
Your dog plays in the appropriate social group during the day.
In the afternoon, those staying overnight are separated into their own spots and fed dinner if needed.
Overnight, all boarders have their own area and are put to bed with peanut butter kong treats if allowed.
In the morning, dogs are fed as needed and then put together for another day of play.
Boarding without daycare
Dogs boarding without Daycare are kept in their own runs (20 square feet or larger) throughout the day in the kennel building.
Staff members let the dogs out into the fenced-in yard at the kennel every 2 hours for potty breaks and/or playtime.
Dogs are given interactive toys for mental stimulation as needed (i.e. stuffed kongs, puzzle cubes, etc.)
Holiday hours for boarding drop-offs and pick-ups are 8:00 to 11:00am and 3:30 to 5:00pm.
Boarding pick up and drop off times will be 7am-5pm M-Sun.
Weekday drop-offs must be done by 5:00pm to allow the dog time to get settled before we leave for the night at 7:00. Daycare.
Belongings/Food/Medication Rule: (Boarding)
- No personal belongings, please! (ie. toys, bowls, blankets, beds, etc.)
- Bring your pup’s food and/or medication in a secure, labeled bag or container.
- Special accommodations can be made for pups who need their own beds for anxiety or age