Know the working role.
Share the dog’s training background, handling instructions, cues, known triggers, and any access or interaction restrictions. Brad reviews whether the proposed arrangement is suitable.
SPECIALTY BOARDING FOR WORKING DOGS
Working dog
boarding.
For professional handlers and agencies.
Working dogs can require a different boarding approach. Start with the dog’s role, handling requirements, routine, and individual care needs so the proposed stay can be reviewed with Brad.
Discuss a boarding stay →A PLAN FOR THE INDIVIDUAL DOG
Continuity matters.
Document the routine.
Provide feeding instructions, exercise expectations, rest routines, and any behavioral or medical considerations. Confirm which care requirements can be accommodated before a stay is booked.
Keep responsibility clear.
Discuss arrival and departure dates, authorized contacts, handoff instructions, and the information needed for the stay.
BEFORE THE STAY
Start with
the requirements.
Include your dog’s working role, training history, handling needs, care instructions, preferred dates, and agency or handler contact. Brad will review suitability, availability, and the proposed care arrangements.
Prepare a boarding inquiry →CONFIRM BEFORE BOOKING
A clear care arrangement.
Confirm the scope of care, pricing, scheduling, and handoff requirements directly with Brad. An inquiry is not a confirmed reservation.
Discuss your dog’s needs →