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Crate training is not something we require for boarding. Here is what we do ask, where dogs actually sleep, and how to trial a single night first.
Our published boarding standard rules out dogs with a bite history. Say it when you book, not at drop-off — here is what that means and what to do instead.
Adult dogs with no dog friends are not a lost cause. They need a graduated introduction instead of a sink-or-swim first day, and an honest answer if group is wrong.
A midday walk and a full day of daycare solve different problems. Here is which is which, and when your dog needs neither.
We assess the dog in front of us, not the breed on the paperwork. Here is what the published eligibility standard means, and when group play is the wrong call.
Leash frustration and aggression aren't the same thing, and the difference decides the answer.
The one question every two-dog household asks first. How we handle pairs at Ronkonkoma, and when separating them overnight is actually the kinder call.
Some dogs thrive in a play group and dread a night away. Some are the exact opposite. How to tell which you have before you book either one.
Feet are the most defended part of most dogs. The three usual histories behind it, a short daily routine to run at home, and what a groomer can still do safely meanwhile.