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What We Offer

Daycare

At Boo Boo's BoneYard we want our furry friends to have fun playing with each other with minimal stress and appropriate behavior in a highly social environment.

 

We closely monitor play and do our best to make sure your dogs mind their manners while getting much-needed exercise, mental stimulation, and exposure to other dogs and people.

We do not discriminate against any dog breed nor do we turn away dogs living with disabilities that are able to safely socialize with other dogs. 

We do not shy away from working with dogs who have behavioral issues. We have plenty of experience helping dogs overcome anxiety, fear, possessive or territorial behaviors, excitability, compulsive behaviors, and insecurity. This requires a commitment from dog owners as well to be more responsible and willing to put in the work at home.

It's important to understand that a highly social environment is not a good fit for every dog, which is why an evaluation is required for both daycare and boarding. We will get to know your dog(s) and determine whether or not they will be comfortable and fit in here.

One Dog

Full Day

$25

 

Half Day
Less than five hours

$16

Two Dogs

Full Day

$46

 

Half Day
Less than five hours

$32

Three Dogs

Full Day

$65

 

Half Day
Less than five hours

$37

Four Dogs

Full Day

$87

 

Half Day
Less than five hours

$63

Daycare Rates
Packages are available

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Boarding

Prior to boarding with us for the first time, Boo Boo's BoneYard requires a few daycare visits. This gives your dog the opportunity to get comfortable here and familiar with the routine of being dropped off and picked up. This can be really helpful for more anxious dogs who struggle to relax when separated from their owners.

Boarding includes the benefits of playtime. We provide cots, mats, blankets, and bedding, but it's always nice to send your dog with something from home. Dog owners are required to bring their dog's food along with any treats they like, especially if they have allergies or sensitive stomachs. Clean and sanitized food and water bowls are provided. We will administer medications and/or supplements with specific instructions. Larger kennel space is provided for larger breeds and family dogs. 

 

The BoneYard is monitored 24/7 and secure overnight. There is a security system in place to alert us in the event of an emergency. 

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One Dog

$40

Two Dogs

$73

Three Dogs

$103

Four Dogs

$138

Boarding Rates Per Night
Packages are available

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Basic Grooming

Boo Boo's BoneYard provides a basic bath and/or nail trim for our clients when scheduled. 

Bath

$25

Nail Trim

$13

In-Home Training

We cover everything from the basics of sit, stay, and come to the more challenging behavioral issues such as anxiety, aggression, possessive or territorial behaviors, fear, insecurity, and excitability.

$75+ per session

Rate is based on the severity of the issues being addressed, and travel time.

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Pack Training

Boo Boo's BoneYard is fun, but it's not a free-for-all. We expect the dogs who visit to abide by the rules and display proper manners while socializing. 

On occasion, dogs that visit us will need extra attention and direction as they learn and develop their social skills. 

$15+ per visit
Rate does not include daycare fee

An Important Message About Muzzle Use:

Some dogs that visit Boo Boo's BoneYard may be seen wearing a muzzle. This is one of the most misunderstood but most important tools in dog training. 

  • They increase safety when introducing an aggressive or reactive dog into a social situation. 

  • They help us maximize a dog's comfort during training without having to worry about an accident.

  • They can help protect us when approaching or working with a dog that needs space.

  • They are helpful if a dog is recovering from an injury. Many dogs will bite when they are in pain or scared. 

  • They eat rocks, socks, or other non-food items that can be toxic or cause expensive and life-threatening surgeries. 

For more information, check out the Muzzle Up! Project

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