This is the outside area of an indoor/outdoor run. The outside run is 20 feet long. |
run. When the weather is good, the doors are left open so that they are free to go in and out as much as they want.
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Inside areas of an indoor/outdoor run |
Above is the outside runs of our indoor/outdoor runs, which are completely enclosed |
You are more then welcome to bring your own bedding, such as in the above picture (Zeke's owner brought a blanket and we wrapped it around the blue pallets that are in each run). |
Above are the outside of our indoor/outdoor runs that are concrete on the outside. The reason we have some runs that are concrete and some that are gravel is |
The above picture is the inside of a double size run which accommodates families with multiple pets that can room together. |
You're more then welcome to bring your pet's own bed from home. If you don't we do provide blankets and beds. |
This is a photo of one of our indoor runs. the owner or if the dog simply is happier and more comfortable being in an indoor run. A lot of the little ones and geriatric dogs do better in an inside run. If your dog is kept in an indoor run, they will still get constant attention throughout the day by staff and we will take them out throughout the day for potty breaks and walks. |
"Willie" |
"Astro" |
This is "Cosmo" and the above picture is his inside part of his run and the picture below is the outside part of his run. |
These three pictures are of "Watson". He is one of our regular guests who prefers to have his crate from home inside the indoor part of the run for security. These pictures also show him in the doorway that leads to the outside as well as him in the outdoor part of his run. |
This is "Maddie" who is also another one of our frequent boarders. To the top left is her inside run with her own blanket her mom Maddie in the outside part of her run. |
Here is Lilly and Rascal. They are sharing a run together, since they are from the same family and have no problems staying together. The above picture is them in the showing the outside of their run.. |
As you can see, the dogs can see each other as well as touch noses. They usually get tons of exercise running back and forth with their neighbors. This is a safe method of interaction. |
as you can see we have the door closed to the outside run so that the dogs can stay inside in the heat. The same goes for the summertime with the inside being air-conditioned. |