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Going Somewhere? Leave the Dog with a Boarding Service

By At the Fence
Hey Neighbors!

Having a dog comes with its own unique anxieties and issues. You have to feed and care for it. You have to make sure it gets enough attention and affection each day. You have to see to its medical needs and general health concerns. There are problems with curbing bad behavior and potty training on top of all that. While a person may become habituated to these daily trials that come with pet ownership, one of the hardest things you’ll have to do is leave your pet behind for a few days on a business trip or a vacation. You may stress out, wondering which of your friends you should ask to take time out of every day to feed, walk, and play with your dog for a few hours while you’re out of town. You may wonder how big of a favor you’ll have to do in return. You can avoid these sorts of worries. You can rest assured that you won’t have to mow your friend’s yard or let him borrow your power tools in exchange for dog sitting. Instead, you can let your dog have a relaxing stay at a place which offers dog boarding in Los Angeles.




High-Quality Care

Many people worry that keeping your dog at a boarding service will mean that your precious pooch stays in a cramped wire kennel under harsh fluorescent lighting for a week or longer. But that is absolutely not the truth. Dog boarding services are like an indoor no-leash dog park where the animals not only get to enjoy independent play, but also will be fed, washed, and cared for. Boarding kennels offer comprehensive care from a staff of kind, well-trained professionals. They can not only offer room and board to your dog, but engaged play, medical check-ups, and even grooming. Your dog will get such spectacular treatment while in the care of these professionals, that it may not even think to miss you.



Day Care for Dogs

The problem with having a brand new puppy is that it is a full-time job on top of having a full-time job! Puppies require a lot of intensive training, such as going to the bathroom outside, and not biting or chewing on certain things. It’s virtually impossible for any person who works a full-time job and has other responsibilities to spend enough time with a puppy so that bad habits are curbed and good habits are developed. Fortunately, many services which offer dog boarding in Los Angeles also offer day care programs. You can drop your pup off in the morning and pick it up at the end of your work day, not having a single worry about mischief it’s getting into. Whether you’re off for a long stay or a regular old work day, a dog boarding service is the right choice for your pet when you cannot be there.

This is a guest post for my neighbors benefit.

Disclosure:This is a sponsored post in part by Bucks2Blog.

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