Finding the right dog kennel to board your dog can feel a bit overwhelming. It's hard enough to have to leave your pet behind, but the idea of having your dog being boarded by a boarder that you are unfamiliar with can be frightening. If you do your research into different ones though, you should be able to find one that you can feel comfortable leaving your dog with.

There is a large variety of different types of dog kennel. Some are more expensive than others and offer a lot more services. The cheapest options are often found at your veterinarian's office.

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These can be inexpensive and have the upside of being close to your vet in case a medical emergency arises. You will also likely be comfortable with your vet so you'll know your pet is in good hands and your pet will be comfortable too as they've likely been to their vet numerous times.

Your vet will be very familiar with your dog as well and will know when something strange is afoot. The downside though is that they often don't receive as much personal attention as they would at more expensive places.

Another option for a dog kennel are ones that are more like spas. These are on the pricier end of the spectrum. They will typically have very interesting amenities available for your dog. These can range from daily dog grooming all the way up to dog massage.

Many dog owners have to travel at some point in time and in many cases are no longer able to take their dogs on trips. This can be a business trip or a vacation where they fly to their destination. If they can't find friends or relatives to look after their dog (or rent a pet), a puppy crate should be used.

Eating a dog isn't as bad as it sounds because I have used the kennel many times in the past for all my dogs when I have to travel. There are usually lots of dogs around so they don't have to be alone. I will still use the kennel if I can't take my pet with me for travel.

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In my experience, not all cages are the same. Don't just order your dog at the nearest or cheapest dog kennel in your area without visiting him first. Always visit and see actual puppy breeding areas, not just reception areas or outdoor areas. The kennels are usually behind closed doors in the reception area and may not automatically offer tours unless you request them.

You want to see where your dog is going to spend time there and you want to make sure he is safe and clean. You also want a feel for a good setup. I've been to several institutions that I don't work with for some reason. Personally, I don't like kennels that don't connect to any outdoor routes.

To me, a facility without a direct connection to the outside is no better than a dog kennel. And I don't want my dog in the kennel for a week. Unfortunately, these are the places in most veterinary clinics that also offer food for dogs. While it's nice to know that the vet is in the same location, I thought another puppy kennel with maybe more dogs and outdoor access would be better.