These are the sheet's own levers, and they are all about the kennel class, the length of the stay and who shares.
Start with Economy
Economy has a 4x4 interior, about 16 square feet inside and 48 outside, and the kennel describes it as fitting several small or medium dogs or one large dog. Business Class is $59 and First Class is $72. Choose the smallest class that fits your dog, and the kennel class finder helps.
Reduced nightly rates
The military rate is about 10 percent off the one-dog rate, which is $47 in Economy, $53 in Business Class and $65 in First Class. Stays of 14 nights or more get the same reduced price. The sheet shows one reduced price, not two.
Small dogs from one home
Two small dogs who are comfortable together can share one Economy kennel: $52 for the first and $44 for the second, instead of two separate kennels.
Pick-up time and day care
Picking up by 11:30 AM keeps a stay at whole nights, since an afternoon pick-up adds half of the nightly fee. For a single day away, day care is $38, and the hourly rate is $7 up to that cap.
What is already in the price
House food, walks, special feedings and medications are covered. If you bring your own food, there is no charge. The boarding cost guide lays out the full range.