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Dog Boarding |
Accomodations
All rooms are indoor/outdoor, tiled on the inside, concrete on the outside as per state regulations. Rooms are also heated and air-conditioned
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| Suite | Furnished with a large daybed with a bolster bed attached, hand-crafted night stand that also provides food and water and Animal Planet broadcasting on a private television. A suite is the largest, quietest room we offer. | $30.00 per day |
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Deluxe |
Approximately one-third smaller than our suites, we offer two sections of Deluxe accomodations. One section is for puppies, older dogs, and dogs that may be intimidated by barking. The other section is for our more free-spirited campers. Cots and blankets are provided in both sections (you may also provide your own bedding), and a television or radio is located in each section. |
$24.00 per day |
Regular |
More standard accomodations, but above and beyond what you might find elsewhere. |
$19.00 per day |
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| Optional Services |
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We offer the following optional services for an additional charge of $5.00 per service:
Nature Walk - Five acres of walking trails adjoining a beautiful section of the Swannanoa River. Nature walks last approximately 30 minutes. Those campers who love to swim are welcome to take a dip in the river during their walk.
Playtime - We'll match your dog to another suitable guest for playtime in our large, fenced paddock. Playtime has no limit on it -- we let them play until they're done.
Counselor Shannon - One-on-one playtime with our Recreation Director Shannon. Activities include frisbee, tennis balls and fun in the agility field.
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PREPARE YOUR DOG FOR BOARDING: Remember that pets, like people, usually appreciate a vacation in new surroundings with new friends. Dogs, once they become familiar with their new surroundings, have a marvelous, exciting time, almost like kids at summer camp. (If your dog has never been boarded before, you might consider short, overnight stays at the kennel or Doggie Daycare prior to an extended boarding stay to help him or her get used to boarding. Every time you return, your dog is less likely to be affected by "separation anxiety" and can enjoy boarding more.)
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