Huskies were built for the Arctic and live in the Central Valley. AKC describes a friendly, dignified sled dog of great endurance. The air-conditioned run is the best feature for this breed here.
Space
Males are 21 to 23.5 inches and 45 to 60 pounds, females 20 to 22 and 35 to 50. Business Class is a good size. A smaller female could use Economy, but Huskies are active and appreciate floor.
Double coat
The chart names the Husky as the example of the Double Coated column. AKC puts shedding at 4 of 5. Bathing before pick-up helps with the undercoat. The cell is $55 (26 to 50 pounds) or $65 (51 to 75); ask to confirm.
Endurance
Energy is 5 of 5. A Husky can be a digger and an escape artist; the staff handle dogs on a leash between areas. Walks are included.
Heat
Near Dixon about 28 days a year top 100 degrees in the NOAA normals for Vacaville. A Husky should rest through the afternoon in the air-conditioned inside half. The coat insulates against heat as well as cold, so shaving is not needed.
Cost examples
Business Class is $59 a night on the 2026 rates, a week is 7 x $59 = $413, and 14 nights or more is $53. Two Huskies from one home share Business for $59 plus $50.
Food and medicine
If your Husky eats a specific diet, send it in the original bag with cups written down. Medications are given at no extra charge.
Winter
Cold nights are no trouble for a Husky; runs are heated in winter anyway. Tell us if yours prefers to sleep outside.
Records and paperwork
Rabies, distemper/parvo and Bordetella records must be good through the last day. Canine influenza is recommended but not required. Arrive free of fleas and ticks. A boarding agreement is signed once.
Escape artists
Huskies are known for digging and jumping. Staff leash dogs between areas, and drop-off is done at the car so a quick dog never gets loose in the lot.
Booking
Request a stay online through Book / My Account, or call 707-678-6600. The kennel confirms every reservation.