Dog boarding recommendations?
I've only used them for grooming, but the PetSmart on Rte 10 has much to offer, and the employees are very friendly & caring. They also have a vet's office right there should anything untoward happen.
I think if you do a search on them here you'll find many recommendations. You may also find recc's for a place further away that's more like a doggie sleep-way camp --lots os space for outdoor play. But I have no first-hand experience with them.
@Moamar: I also know of several young women locally (including my very responsible, 30-year-old daughter) who dog sit regularly. They will come several times a day to feed & walk, but also live in at owner's homes. PM me if you'd like their contact info. I'll also direct them to your post.
The other place I was thinking of was "Doggon(e?) Farm."
Doggone farm is great, but not cheap. And you will be amazed at how quickly places fill up. Move fast.
We need to find a nice spot for our guy over Memorial Day weekend. Anyone have a place they're happy with?
Looking for somewhere that doesn't feel like we're leaving him in dog jail. Sad.