Morning
Doors open one dog at a time. Quiet greetings, no crowding at the gate.
Individual dog training and loving boarding, in the hills above the lake.
Book a conversation →Training notes, boarding dates and your dog's progress — in one place.
Large daycares run on noise and numbers. We run on the opposite: a small, stable group, a predictable rhythm, and a trainer's eye on every interaction.
Six is the number at which every dog still gets read individually — who needs space, who needs a job, who needs a nap.
An overtired dog looks like a badly behaved one. Rest is scheduled, separate, and non-negotiable.
The woods start behind the garden fence. Walks are long, slow, and sorted by temperament — not by who arrived first.
Nobody is left alone in a building at night. Your dog sleeps where we sleep — and you get a photo before bed.
Prices include walks, rest, your own food served on your schedule, and the evening photo. No add-ons, no surprise fees.
Up to five hours. One long walk, one quiet rest. Ideal for the days that run late.
The whole rhythm: two walks, play, three hours of rest, dinner from your own bag.
Your dog sleeps in the house, never in a run. Daily photo, and a written note when you collect.
A stable group of six only works if every new guest fits it. That takes one conversation and one short trial — not a form.
Phone or in person. Your dog's history, health, habits — and what you actually need from us.
One walk, one rest, one careful introduction to the group. We tell you honestly how it went.
Bring their food, their blanket, and nothing else. You'll have a photo by 20:00.
Most guests come on the same days each week. The group stays stable, and so does your dog.
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