Kennels And Boarding
5 Reasons Fort Mill Pet Sitters Are Better Than Kennels
Maybe you're not sure what is better for your dog – hiring a pet sitter or going to a kennel? Here are 5 reasons that a pet sitter in Fort Mill may be just what your pets need!
* One-on-one, personalized, loving care: The problem with boarding facilities and kennels is that there are too many dogs and not enough people to give the personal attention and love your dog needs. With pet sitters in Fort Mill, your dog will have that one-on-one attention at least 3 times per day. How many kennels can say that?
* No drop offs means no pick ups: Having to schedule your trip around when you can drop off or pick up your pet from the kennel is just simply an inconvenience to you. Your Fort Mill pet sitter works around your schedule so that you can enjoy your vacation like you're meant to – on your time!
* Home means less stress: You know your pet has their favorite spot in the house, their favorite chair to sit in and their favorite toy to cuddle with on their favorite chair. Going to a loud, scary kennel where none of those things exist for him is not a vacation. Your pet sitter will be sure your pet is comfortable, healthy and happy in his very own home with his regular routine which means reduced stress and anxiety for everyone!
* Cages don't sound fun: There are many different words that kennels use for their cages – rooms, suites, beds – but the truth is they are cages with hard, cold floors. That is definitely not a 5 star hotel or even the motel down the street. The perfect treatment for your pet is being able to enjoy their own home just as they know it.
* Emergencies are what pet sitters do: All pet sitters in Fort Mill know that emergencies arise and they will be needed on a last minute business trip or family emergency. Kennels usually require at least 1 week advance notice for booking. Best of all, your pet never has to know something is wrong because his favorite pet sitter will be there to care for him while you're away.
Don't get us wrong – there are plenty of kennels and boarding facilities that are great for some dogs. But for those that want the best treatment, most love and overall most fun vacation – they need a Fort Mill pet sitter!
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Kennels And Boarding
If a dog is put into boarding kennels?
Does he get bad habbits with his toilet training? My dog is fully house trained (crate trained) and he sleeps in his crate at night. If iput him into kennels do you think will he start going to the toilet in his own crate when he is back home? Has anyone experienced this? Many thanks in advance.
HI Guys, it will be for 2 weeks (next year!). The kennel i have checked is recommended and very clean, they walk dogs first thing, play time in afternoon and run around early evening and then bed.
I wouldnt have thought you'd have any problems, Dogs normally wont do the toilet in their sleeping area, so even in the kennels he will have a sleep area.
Most places will make sure the dogs have enough walks to do their business.
You could ask the kennel staff if its posible to put his crate in his pen? - Then if he's going to do the toilet, it will still be out of the crate, This will also be full of familliar smells and help him settle in. x
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