AKC calls the Weimaraner Germany's sleek, swift Gray Ghost, with plenty of exercise and lots of quality time with humans. Boarding one means an active, attached dog.
Business Class for most
Males are 25 to 27 inches, females 23 to 25. A big male who likes his space can use First Class at $72. Two Weimaraners from one home pay $72 plus $61 there.
Short coat
The coat is short, smooth and silver-gray (a longhaired variety exists). Shedding is 3 of 5 by AKC. The cell is $45 for 51 to 75 pounds and $50 for 76 to 100. Ask to confirm.
Exercise
Energy is 5 of 5. Weimaraners need real activity. Walks are included, and the large fenced areas and grass field are a good outlet.
Attached dogs
Weimaraners are known to bond closely. A familiar blanket, one toy and a note about your routine help. A tour any day (9 to 11 AM, 2 to 4 PM) shows you where your dog will stay.
Gray ghosts and glass
Weimaraners are known for pale eyes and a sleek look. Make sure the collar is snug and carries a current tag.
Plan for activity
A tour shows the large fenced play areas and the grass field before you book.
What a stay costs
A 6-night stay in Business Class is 6 x $59 on the 2026 rates. A second dog from the same home is $50, and 14 nights or more is $53 a night; active military families pay that same reduced rate (the rate sheet does not list the two as combining; call 707-678-6600 to confirm).
Booking and hours
Drop-off and pick-up are every day, 7:30 to 11:30 AM and 2 to 5 PM. Check-out is by 11:30 AM, and an afternoon pick-up is half the nightly fee. Request a stay online or call 707-678-6600.
Costs and records
A week in Business is 7 x $59 = $413 on the 2026 rates; 14 nights or more is $53. About 100 days a year reach 90 degrees at nearby Vacaville (NOAA). Rabies, distemper/parvo and Bordetella records must be good through the last day, and your dog should be 16 weeks or older before the first day. Canine influenza is recommended but not required.