Gold Coast dog boarding Kennels
Common concerns

COMMON CONCERNS

Leaving your Pet in Kennels for the First Time

I am worried about strangers looking after my pet and how they may treat him/her.

There is only an absolute maximum of three people looking after your pet at any one time. We have a love of animals and treat your pet as one of our own (spoilt, loved, cuddled and played with).
You are most welcome to meet us and inspect our kennels between 9am - 10am Monday to Saturday as we believe that you should get to know your Pet Sitter on a personal level. Please call to arrange an appointment before hand.

How will my dog settle in after I have just left them for the first time?

You will find that most dogs will settle down rather quickly despite the fact that they may be the biggest, soft hearted dogs at home. They never feel isolated as they not only can see all the other dogs in the kennels beside them but they also know that someone is never too far away

I couldn't imagine my dog being locked up when I have to go away.
Won't they become restless?

Our kennels are extremely spacious with an allocated sleeping area that can be separated by a door when it's time for all doggies to go to bed.

We also have toys for the dogs to play with in their kennels when they are not out in our exercise yard stretching their legs. Your dogs are lead out to the exercise yard twice each day to run, jump and play with us for at least 30 minutes at a time.

I am worried that you let all the dogs run, eat, sleep and play together as I only have a little dog that may get hurt by the bigger ones.

Every dog has their own run and sleeping area. When it comes to exercise time we rotate the dogs through on an individual basis. If there are two or more dogs in a family pack we let them run, eat, sleep and play together just like they would at home.

If there are any other questions that you may have and we haven't covered.

Please do not hesitate to phone or e-mail us using the direct link at the bottom of the page.