The Economy kennel is the original 1971 building's run, sized for several small or medium dogs or one large dog.
The price in a table
| Stay | Math | Total |
|---|---|---|
| One small dog, a weekend of 3 nights | 3 x $52 | $156 |
| One small dog, a week | 7 x $52 | $364 |
| Two weeks at the 14-night rate | 14 x $47 | $658 |
Sharing a kennel
Small dogs from the same home can share one Economy kennel. The first dog is $52 and each additional dog is $44 per night. A First Class kennel can hold a whole litter of Chihuahuas. Dogs that share a kennel need to be comfortable together, and a dog who does not like to share is better in a kennel of their own. Ask the staff when you book if you are unsure how your dogs will do.
What the dog gets
An Economy kennel has about 16 square feet inside and 48 outside, a Kuranda raised bed and blankets, and a doggie door to move between the two. Food, walks and medications are included. Dogs must be at least 16 weeks old and up to date on rabies, distemper/parvo and Bordetella. Canine influenza is recommended but not required.
Other ways to lower the cost
Stays of 14 nights or more cost $47 per night, and military families get $47 too, without stacking. Afternoon pick-up adds half of the nightly fee, so a morning pick-up by 11:30 AM keeps costs down. Use the stay estimator for exact totals. See the small dog boarding page for more.