Hadnot Creek Training Facility

They did a great job with my dog. They also accept pit bulls. They keep the dogs in an outdoor/indoor type kennel. So your dog has a door to go in and out. When it gets below 40 they bring them inside and put heaters on. Each dog is let out by themselves. For my husky it was only 18$ a day!!:would totally recommend this place to others Side note, they are located back in a wooded area so if you feel like you passed it you havent!

Our family has been boarding our AKC Reg. Shiz here for 3 years. It may not be much to look at, but they truly love the animals. Previously, we had used a local vet, on his last stay there, he came home injured. The people who run the place are busy training dogs, playing with YOUR dog, etc. I'd rather see that than white uniforms and dogs in cages! My pup gets time to roam outside in the grass, play with some doggy buddies, play in his own pool, etc. instead of being locked in a cage for 7 days. My dog is on meds, they have had no issues with that, either. In the past, he'd whimper and cry and tug at the leash every time we left him at the kennel, now he wags his tail as we round the corner into the woods that lead down to the kennels, and jumps from the van to go great his "friend", And, when I pick him up, he always has to go behind the desk to get hugs goodbye. Now, THAT's the kind of place I want my dog to stay. One where He's happy. Take your pooch by one afternoon and meet them, I'm sure you'll agree. They are wonderful, kind, friendly, animal loving people.