The saving is about 15 percent on the second dog, and it only applies when the dogs share.
The pairing, class by class
| Kennel class | First dog | Second dog sharing |
|---|---|---|
| First Class (6x8) | $72 | $61 |
| Business Class (5x6) | $59 | $50 |
| Economy (4x4) | $52 | $44 |
Which kennel fits two dogs
Business Class is described as right for a pair of large dogs, while Economy fits several small or medium dogs and First Class suits extra-large dogs or two or three large ones. The question is how the two get along and how big they are. Dogs who sleep together at home usually share well. A dog who does not like to share is a case for its own kennel, billed at the full rate.
What each dog gets
Sharing a kennel does not change the daily routine. Each dog is walked, fed the house food or its own, and given any medication at no extra charge. Each dog also needs its own current vaccination records on file.
An example week
Two small dogs from one home in Economy, seven nights, cost 7 x $52 for the first dog plus 7 x $44 for the second. That is $364 plus $308.
Reduced rates still apply separately
The shared rate is for the second dog in a kennel. A military or 14+ night stay changes the first dog's line to the reduced price. Please call to confirm how the second dog is billed for your dates.
More on sharing
The multi-dog boarding page, the two dogs one kennel guide and the sharing question cover how to decide.