Boarding Accommodations 

BATHS/DESHEDS

Your dog will receive a warm bath, thorough brushing, and blow dry.

Small Dogs: $30

Medium-Large Dogs: $40 

XL Dogs: $50

BOARDING

Dog Boarding is the perfect solution for those who need to leave their pet at home while they are away on vacation or business trips. We offer spacious accommodations with plenty of room for dogs to play and exercise as well as a variety of activities that will keep them entertained all day long.

Our staff members are trained professionals who have experience in caring for animals and we make sure that every dog has access to fresh food, water, clean bedding, and lots of love during their stay with us. You can rest assured knowing your pup is in good hands when you drop them off at our center for dog boarding or our board and train programs. 

$50 per night per dog

NAIL TRIMS

We can either clip or Dremel and round your dogs nails. We recommend every 4 weeks to have nice short  nails.

$15 per nail trim

BOARDING WITH TRAINING

Boarding is a popular pet-related service that dog owners sometimes desperately find themselves in need of. Occasionally, life gets in the way of dog ownership and you may have to go somewhere and leave your pet behind. While your away let us keep up your current training and practice so when you return they are even better.

$60 per night per dog

BOARDING WITH PLAYTIME/SOCAILIZATION

Boarding with socialization at Multi-Sport K9 provides structured fun and socialization for your dog. Dogs are grouped together based on size, energy level, and other defining factors. This is a rare opportunity for lucky dogs to be immersed in an amazing environment from day to day. Learning never stops and all dogs can benefit from proper social behavior. 

$60 Per Night Per Dog

SERVICE DOG TRAINING

 A service dog is specifically trained to help people with disabilities. Those disabilities may include visual difficulties, hearing impairments, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), seizures, ambulatory issues, mental illness, diabetes, autism, and more.

A service dog is trained to take a specific action that helps mitigate an individual’s disability. The task the dog performs is directly related to their person’s disability.  

Regardless of breed or mix, the best service dogs are handler-focused, desensitized to distractions, and highly trained to reliably perform specific tasks. They are not easily diverted from their tasks at home or in public and remain attentive and responsive their owners while working. 

Some dogs show extreme stress when the owner has an emotional outbreak – these dogs, no matter how much training they receive will never “learn” to not be stressed in that situation and would be unsuitable for emotional support; it doesn’t mean they are not good house pets, they just do not possess the traits needed for emotional support. Training Varies: Go to service dog page for more info.