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Photos of our home dog boarding space A look inside our home

Real photos from our home-based dog boarding in Midlothian, VA: the rooms and beds your dog will know, the backyard, and plenty of happy guests.

Photos of where your dog eats, sleeps and plays

Browse by room, or open any photo for a closer look.

  • The dog room Indoor spaces
  • Our fenced backyard Yard & play
  • Sprinkler season in the backyard Yard & play
  • All smiles outside Yard & play
  • The sunny crate room Sleeping
  • Thanksgiving best-dressed Guests
  • The feeding corner Feeding & care
  • Room to run and sniff Yard & play
  • Two springers waiting for treats Guests
  • Playtime with friends Yard & play
  • Room to run Yard & play
  • The supply closet Feeding & care
  • Along the side of the house Yard & play
  • Big smiles after playtime Guests
  • New friends in the yard Yard & play
  • Autumn buddies Guests
  • The view from the deck Yard & play
  • Ringing in 2026 Guests
  • A gentle giant Guests
  • Holiday cheer Guests
  • Fourth of July sparkle Guests
  • Dressed for the holidays Guests
  • Fall on the front porch Guests
  • A birthday guest Guests

Dog boarding in our home, not a kennel

Your dog sleeps indoors, in the dog room or the crate room, never in an outdoor kennel. Here is what each space in the photos is for.

See how a day works

Around our home

  • The dog room

    Two plush dog beds on a woven rug and a raised food and water stand. Dogs who don't use a crate sleep here, on a cozy dog bed.

  • The crate room

    A sunny room with named crates and baskets of toys and blankets. Crate-trained dogs sleep here in a crate, with their bedding from home.

  • The feeding corner

    A raised bowl stand on a paw-print mat. Meals are the food you pack, measured to your instructions and served on your dog's schedule.

  • The supply closet

    Labeled bins for food, treats, medications, toys and leashes, so everything you pack stays organized until pickup.

  • The fenced backyard

    Potty breaks and a good sniff around, supervised play in small, matched groups or one-on-one, and sprinkler season in the summer.

The dog room: two plush dog beds on a woven rug, a raised food and water stand, and a Dog Room sign on the wall

See it in person
at your meet-and-greet

Meet-and-greets are free and recommended before a first stay, so you can see the space and we can get to know your dog.

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