Overnight Dog Boarding That Feels Like Home.

US in-home boarding averages $45 to $85 per night, standard kennels $50 to $110, and luxury suites $120 to $250 or more. Long-term stays earn weekly and monthly rates. Multi-dog households add $15 to $35 per additional dog per night.

In-home boarding is lower stress and usually cheaper for stays of 7 to 30 days with healthy social dogs. Kennels suit stays over 30 days, dogs with medical needs, or dogs that need structured 24/7 staffing.

Yes. Stays of one week to several months are common for relocations, extended travel, and military deployments. Weekly and monthly rates replace per-night pricing, often with a 15 to 30 percent discount.

In-home boarding with a vetted, insured host typically runs $45 to $60 per night, which is 25 to 40 percent below standard kennels. Avoid uninsured ad-hoc boarders, since an injury during a stay can mean thousands in vet bills.

Every booking includes a 24/7 emergency line. Hosts are trained to recognize emergencies and administer pre-discussed medications. Pets with significant needs are matched to hosts with vet-tech backgrounds.

The pre-stay meet-and-greet exists for exactly this. If your dog is not comfortable at the meet, the booking is canceled with a full refund and no penalty.

Only inside fenced yards, and only with the owner's written permission given at booking. The default policy is leashed walks only unless you specifically authorize otherwise.

Up-to-date vaccinations including rabies, distemper, and bordetella, flea and tick prevention proof, feeding schedule, medication list, and emergency vet contact details. We collect everything at booking.

Yes. You receive daily photos, videos, and walk reports. Stays over 60 days also include a scheduled monthly video call.

We match a vetted host or kennel within 24 hours for standard dates. Holiday periods book up fast and carry surcharges, so reserve those well in advance.