A one-night stay is common for a wedding, a late flight or a day with workers in the house. The rules are the same as for a week, which makes the price easy to read.
What one night costs
The 2026 rate for one dog is $72 in First Class, $59 in Business Class and $52 in Economy. A second dog from the same home sharing the kennel is $61, $50 or $44. The military and long-term lines, $65, $53 and $47, apply to military families and to stays of 14 nights or more, so they do not change a single night.
Two ways the night can end
The half-night charge comes from the rate sheet and the agreement. If your plans keep you out past noon anyway, the afternoon window is a fair choice, and the cost is easy to predict.
| Pick-up | What you pay |
|---|---|
| By 11:30 AM the next day | One night at the nightly rate |
| Between 2:00 and 5:00 PM the next day | One night plus half of the nightly fee |
What to line up first
Even a one-night stay needs the boarding agreement and current vaccine records on file: rabies, distemper/parvo and Bordetella for dogs. Canine influenza is recommended but not required. Upload them to your online account or email them ahead of time, so check-in is quick. Dogs must be at least 16 weeks old. Send a reservation request through the account or call 707-678-6600, and wait for the kennel to confirm.
Holiday windows
A one-night stay that begins from seven days before through seven days after a major holiday carries a 50% non-refundable deposit due 30 days ahead. Please call to confirm whether your date falls inside a window, and see the holiday deposit checker.