Services and Pricing
Overnight Boarding
*To reserve a kennel, we require a non-refundable 25% deposit. If you choose not to pay the deposit, please contact us the day before your arrival to confirm availability.
$40 per night
$36 for an additional dog, if in a shared kennel (including feeding times)
10% discount for stays of 14+ nights
Drop off Times
Monday-Saturday: 3:00-5:00 PM
Sunday: 3:00-4:00PM
Pick up Times
Monday-Saturday: 10:00 AM-noon
Sunday: 3:00-4:00 PM
*Drop-offs before noon and pick-ups after noon (except on Sunday) are subject to a $25/dog daycare fee. Pick ups after 7:00 PM are charged the same as an overnight.
Holiday Boarding
No drop-offs or pick-ups on the following days: Christmas Day, Christmas Eve, New Years Day, Thanksgiving, and July 4)
We require a 2 night minimum for stays in November and December.
Bath
$50 per basic bath at Doghouse Hotel
For full grooming, transportation to and from Posh Paws will be provided for a $20 fee.
What to expect...
Here at the Doghouse Hotel, your dog will stay with us in our home, in a comfortable private kennel. With only 18 runs available, we ensure that your dog will receive plenty of attention and exercise. Since this is a family business, and our kids will be involved, we don't allow powerful breeds like Pitbulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, and Great Danes. We also do not take puppies who are not yet fully potty trained.
During the day your dog will enjoy plenty of fun, including walks down to the Little Su River right in our backyard! You can expect daily updates in the form of pictures and/or videos.
Our kennels have in-floor heating and soothing spa music for your dog’s comfort and enjoyment at night.
At The Doghouse Hotel, keeping our environment clean is an important part of making sure every guest stays healthy and happy. We take dogs outside for exercise and potty breaks five times a day, but we also understand that being in a new and exciting place can sometimes lead to potty accidents or marking behaviors that you might not see at home. If your dog begins habitually urinating in their kennel or spraying into another dog’s kennel, we may use a belly band to help manage this behavior and keep everyone clean and sanitary. If your dog is able to remove the belly band and continues spraying, it may mean our open kennel setup isn’t the best fit for their needs. In that case, we may recommend a facility with solid-walled kennels so your dog can feel more secure and comfortable during their future stays.
