When you’re going away on vacation and can’t
bring your dog, should you find a
dog boarding facility? You have
different options to consider if you’re leaving your dog for the first time.
Knowing more about these options can help you make that decision.
Length of Vacation
How much time will you be gone? If you’re only
going to be on vacation for a couple of days, you could see if a trusted
friend, family member or neighbor could watch your pup for you. This gives you
peace of mind of knowing your pet is being cared for by someone you know.
If you’ll be gone for several days or a week, it
makes more sense to consider a pet sitter or dog boarding. Pet
sitters come to your home as
often as needed to walk, feed and play with your dog. Some even stay at your
house while you’re away, so that your dog isn’t alone. This means you need to
be comfortable with the thought of someone you don’t know well being in your home
while you’re gone, which doesn’t work for everyone.
Dog boarding facilities offer somewhere for your dog to stay when you’re on vacation.
Some facilities provide around-the-clock care and supervision, while others
only have someone there during the day. Some dog boarding facilities offer
playtime and many other perks for dogs to enjoy during their stay, which helps
them feel at ease.
Separation Anxiety
If you’re worried about your dog having
separation anxiety when you leave her for the first time, dog boarding is a
good option to consider. At the right boarding facility, your dog will have a
comfortable place to sleep while being cared for by friendly staff. Your dog
will also be able to spend a lot of her time playing with other dogs, keeping
her busy and preventing her from feeling anxious or bored.
If you’re going on vacation and need to board
your dog, contact DoGone Fun. Our dog boarding services can provide you with a
safe and comfortable place for your dog to stay while you’re gone.
This article was previously published at https://www.dogonefunchicago.com/dog-boarding/to-board-or-not-to-board-your-dog-leaving-them-for-the-first-time/
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