So you're going away, everything's organized, except...what about the dog?  Where is your dog going to go?  First you check with friends and family but realize they're either unavailable, or you don't want to put the burden on them of looking after your pup.  Then you check out your local kennel only to find that it's more like an expensive jail for dogs with no one on one attention.  What now? 

 

That's where I come in.  What I offer is truly unique - in home dog boarding.  Some may claim that they offer in home style boarding or cage free boarding, but ultimately, what they offer is an environment similar to a kennel with a large number of dogs all kept together in a room or kept outside for the majority of the day.  I open up my home to a small number of dogs at one time, providing your dog with individualized attention and a true home away from home.  

 

Your dog lives in my home with me along with my husband, son and my Newfoundland named Brody.  We live on 5 acres of wooded property at the very North tip of rural Milton.  Your dog has free run of our home just like they do yours.  Many of my clients tell me that it gives them such peace of mind while they're away to know that their dog is probably curled up on my family room floor by the fire instead of on a cold kennel floor stressed out and scared.  It really is like a little vacation for your dog too.  They get to meet other doggy friends, play, walk, eat, drink and sleep all in a home environment - what more could a dog ask for?

 

Please take a look at my In Home Dog Boarding page as well as my FAQ page to answer the many questions you may have about our in home dog boarding setup.  If you have a question that I haven't answered there, please feel free to call or email me.  Also, don't forget to browse the Gallery to get an idea of what a day at Meg's house would be like for your dog.  You can also check out and join my new facebook group to see what other clients have said and to see some recent pictures of our guests.

 

I hope to meet you and your dog when you plan your next vacation.

 

Sincerely,

 

Meghan