Doggieville Ranch is 100% cage free!
Our rates include everything from all day supervised play to a comfy spot in our home at night. We are attentive to your dog's needs, at all times. We do not charge extra for walks, playtime, cuddle sessions or anything else your dog might need or want!

DAYCARE

DAYCARE (you drop off)
DAYCARE (we pick up)
40
45
per dog
per dog
drop off 10am
pick up 3.30pm
pick up 9am - 10.30am
drop off 3.30-4.30

BOARDING

We take a limited amount of dogs into our home and space is limited therefore we do not offer a second dog discount.
Our boarding rate is $60 per night.

PAYMENT POLICY

Boarding charges are by the day, and are priced at a per pet basis. You will be charged for the day your pet is checked in regardless of your arrival time. On the day of departure, if your pet leaves before 11.00am there is no charge for that day. Another day of boarding is added after 11:00am. Every dog is as individual as its owner.

We accept cash or check, venmo. Any damage to guest accommodations that occur during a dog's stay, will be the responsibility of the dog's owner.

You will be charged for your entire stay, should you need to cancel midway through your trip. We take a limited amount of dogs and every spot is precious.

HOLIDAY RATES

$65 per night for all major holidays.
Holidays include Memorial Day, 4th of July; Labor Day; Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s.
In order to fulfill demand during these busy holiday periods, we have minimum stay requirements:
  • 3 days for Memorial Day, 4th of July & Labor Day
  • 5 days during Thanksgiving (Wednesday before through Monday after)
  • 7 days at Christmas/New Years. Christmas/NY rates begin on 12/22 through 1/1.
A non-refundable deposit of 20% is required for all holiday reservations. To book your stay go to:
CANCELATION POLICY
Full refunds, less a $25 cancellation fee, will be given for booked reservations that cancel at least 14 days prior to the pet drop- off date. NO REFUNDS, or partial refunds, will be given for cancellations with less than 7 days’ notice prior to the pet drop- off date or for early pet pick up. For reservations that are made and begin less than 7 days before the pet drop off date – the sale is final at the time we receive payment.
While this policy is stated in our Boarding Agreement, and also expressed here, we are flexible and very considerate regarding a change in plans beyond your control. Life happens!

VACCINATION REQUIREMENTS

We reserve the right to accept or reject your dog from any of our services depending upon our review of its vaccination status.
Required for Overnight Boarding
Bordetella (kennel cough) required yearly
Rabies (either 1 or 3 year vaccine accepted)
Distemper or Distemper combo shots such as DHPP or DHLPP (either 1 or 3 year vaccine accepted)
Highly Recommended
Canine Flu (must cover both H3N2 and H3N8 strains)
Puppies
If your dog is still a young puppy, please note that we cannot accept puppies until they are fully vaccinated for all of the vaccines listed above, with no boosters left to receive. This means all vaccine series are complete, and all required vaccines have an expiration date of at least one year from the date given. Typically, the soonest that these vaccines can all be completed is by 16 weeks of age. While your puppy may be cleared by your vet for contact with other dogs and to be in public spaces safely after a certain number of booster shots, your puppy must meet these requirements before boarding. All dogs over the age of 9 months must be spayed or neutered.
Distemper
Distemper may appear on your records as just that, or in a combo shot such as DHPP or DHLPP. These shots cover canine distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis, parainfluenza and parvovirus.
Bordetella
There are three ways of administering the Bordetella vaccine: intranasal (in the nose), intravenous (by shot) and orally (in the mouth). We prefer the oral form of the vaccine. If your dog will arrive sooner than 10 days after receiving the vaccine, we strongly request your dog receive only the oral or intravenous form of the vaccine and not the intranasal form.
Canine Flu
There are 2 different strains of canine flu and we highly recommend vaccination coverage for both strains. Things to note:
Some veterinarians offer one vaccine that covers both strains while other vets administer a different vaccine for each strain.
A fully vaccinated dog can still become infected by canine flu. Canine flu is a relatively new, highly contagious, respiratory disease in dogs that started in the East Coast and is moving west. Many cases have been reported in the San Francisco area and two cases have been confirmed this year in Washington State. Infected dogs may have typical ‘flu’ symptoms such as fever, cough, sneezing, nasal discharge, lethargy, and loss of appetite. Most dogs recover in two or three weeks, but more severe and even fatal cases have occurred. Dogs have no natural immunity. Canine flu symptoms are similar but more severe than kennel cough which has been around for a long time.
​Vaccine Effectiveness
The canine flu and the bordetella (kennel cough) vaccines may reduce the severity of the illnesses and may reduce but will not eliminate the possibility of a dog catching either canine flu or kennel cough. With both illnesses, dogs are contagious for two or three days before showing any symptoms so detection of contagious dogs prior to arrival cannot be assured.

​For the safety of your dog and others, dogs must be socialized, current on vaccines/tests and spayed/neutered.
Aggression will NOT be tolerated at any time. Any dog deemed aggressive will be asked not to return.

MEDICATIONS & SPECIAL FOOD

All medications must be in the original container, clearly marked, and accompanied by the following information:
Dog’s first and last name
Name of medication and strength
Dosage per day and whether it has been administered the morning or afternoon of drop off


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