Anyone recommend a good dog boarding kennel

[sinsativ]

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St. Francis of Assisi vet clinic on Potranco also has a boarding kennel, and is very good with the animals. takes them out, and being a very good vet, no problems there either. The link is attached for your info.

[flufolufogus]

Originally Posted by millie61

Looking for somewhere that is a real kennel - not like Petsmart where they are kept inside or a vets where they are only let out 4 times a day. But a real kennel where they have their own run attached to their kennel.
Thanks

You may want to re-look at Petsmart, as they now offer "PetsHotel" in many locations. I do not work for them, but have looked at their website and it looks to be a very nice, safe setting for pets.

[mama76]

We have used Rob Cary Pet Resort on numerous occasions and we always get the Top Dog Suite/Best Friends suite...it's a kennel with a/c and each kennel has its own run so the dogs can be outside if they like. To me it's the most affordable and we were pleased with them.

[mrstxcop]

we have used Home Away From Home kennels on many occasions and we are very happy with them --- i have also used them for doggie daycare and am equally pleased...

[cheermomof4girls]

My dad has used Home Away From Home from the first week that they opened. He is very pleased with the care that his dog get there and think the people that work there are great. Now that we are in town, we will probablly take our dog there too, even though it will be quite a drive.

[rd2007]

has anyone used the Petsmart pet hotel? we just found out our pet sitter is going to Disney World with her parents and we have to find a backup plan for at least the chow and the dog that requires daily medication. It would be nice to be able to put all five in, but that's probably going to be around $100/day..

[dendox]

no experience there. I have used both rob carey and pawderosa with great results. My dogs prefer pawderosa. I can't get them to the inside of the check in place fast enough. Plus, they have video you can see over the web if you want to check on them while you are out of town.

[Eleanor Rigby]

You know, I didn't like the Petsmart one because they don't have any outdoor component. My dog loves being inside because he likes to watch tv and sit below the A/C vent, but after a while he gets bored and begs to go outside, and would happily live outside in all weather if we'd let him. I've left him at Rob Carey, which he seemed to enjoy because not only are the runs indoor/outdoor, I paid extra for him to be taken out to play in the fenced-in agility field.

If your dogs are mostly indoor dogs, and aren't like mine who HAS to have outside time to be happy, the Pethotel might work for you.