Discover Exceptional Overnight Pet Boarding Services with a Professional Dog Trainer, Cassandra Decker of Dog Language and her team of pet experts!
Dog Language Lounge
" A Sit Down Place "
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Frequent breaks: Each pups morning will start around 7 AM and will get to be outside to stretch, play and relieve themselves every 2-3 hours throughout the day.
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Late night let-outs: Potty and play breaks until 10 PM so dogs are fully relaxed before bedtime.
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Stay connected: Photo/video and text updates sent to your phone every other day.
To support these enhanced services and specialized staffing, boarding rates will be adjusted effective June 29, 2026.
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Vaccine & Health Requirements
Vaccines must be given a minimum of 3 days before drop-off if new or overdue. This includes receiving Lepto #1. All pets must be flea and tick free and current on preventative medication.
For Dogs
- Canine DistemperÂ
- LeptospirosisÂ
- BordetellaÂ
- Rabies Vaccine
- Negative Fecal Result
For Cats
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Feline Distemper (FVRCP/RCP)
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Rabies Vaccine
Puppies & Kittens
We do not recommend boarding pets under 4 months. Requirements include:
- Puppies: Distemper, Lepto #1 (if doctor feels comfortable giving at pets current age/weight), Negative Fecal
- Kittens: Distemper (at least 2 rounds)
Kennel Hours
Day stay drop off and pick up scheduled between 8:30am - 5:30pm
pick up after 5:30pm will have a late pick up fee applied
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Boarding drop off and pick up times are scheduled between 9:00am - 7:00 pm
No drop off or pick ups scheduled on major holidays
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What To Bring
Dog Language Lounge asks that you bring plenty of food for your pets for the duration of their stay as well as any treats you'd like them to have. This reduces their risk of having an upset stomach while being away from home
Any medications/supplements in their original containers and instructions
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Optional: Bedding or toys so they can feel more at home during their stay
What We Provide
We can provide all essentials like beds, and blankets, though you are welcome to bring your own.
With the exception of a slow feeder, please leave bowls at home; they can easily be misplaced or confused with clinic supplies.
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