Unleash The Pawsibilities: Dog Community Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA
There are 28+ dog families near Pleasant Hill, CA looking to exchange dog boarding favors
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Loving families available for dog sitting
Strider
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Lagotto Romagnolo
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Female
Hello furry parents - I’m a 38yo single male living and working from home in Pleasant Hill with my 3yo furry friend Strider. She’s an Italian water dog from Serbia and the sweetest little pup once she gets to know you. Takes her a small amount of time to warm up as she’s a bit shy. She loves cuddles, water, cheese bones, treatos, hikes and chasing squirrels. She has a coat like a Doodle and everyone thinks she is but no shedding at all. Has been to the dog park and socialized through out her whole life. Sleeps most of the day but needs exercise around 5pm (1mi). I travel 2-3 weeks out of the year and looking for a good set of pawrents to share some split duties with.
Charlie
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Maltipoo
Weight: 15 lbs
Age: 8 years old
Gender: Male
I work from home and Charlie gets a little lonely when I have to go into the office. Would love a trade on workdays.
Riley
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Puggle
Weight: 50 lbs
Age: 14 years old
Gender: Male
Riley just loves to cuddle, eat snack and go on short car rides to local parks!!
Sasha
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Standard Poodle
Weight: 50 lbs
Age: 6 years old
Gender: Female
Saoirse
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Goldendoodle
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 5 years old
Gender: Female
We are a dog loving family who would love to swap hosting our pups. We have a toddler so only kid friendly dogs would be a good fit. We work from home 50% of the week and walk Saoirse twice a day.
Fenway
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Goldendoodle
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 14 years old
Gender: Male
Butterscotch
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Jack Russell/ Chihuahua
Weight: 15 lbs
Age: 1 year old
Gender: Male
Hi my name is Emily and our dog Butterscotch (aka Butter) is about a year old. He thinks he’s a stone cold killer but actually just wants petting and yummy food. He loves to play with big dogs and thinks he’s the man.
Goose
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Bernedoodle
Weight: 30 lbs
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Male
We are a family of four living in Pleasant Hill. We live in a single family home with a big yard perfect for dogs. We have a 16 month old mini Bernedoodle named Goose. He weighs 30 lbs. He is crate trained but will also sleep on the bed. He is gentle but playful. Friendly to everyone. Knows all basic commands. Working on jumping on strangers at the door and dog park. It happens once abs he moves on. He is a lover but not the biggest snuggler.
Leia
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Australian Shepherd
Weight: 60 lbs
Age: 9 years old
Gender: Female
We have Leia a 60 lb German shepherd- blue heeler mix. Our family loves dogs and we love to go on dog walks. With the right match we’d love to dog sit
Wyatt Earp
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Labrador Retriever
Weight: 80 lbs
Age: 4 years old
Gender: Male
Wyatt Earp (ahem, Wyatt Derp) is a four year old chocolate lab brought into our world during Covid. He is excruciatingly and expensively trained by Warner K9 and is a gentle, loving, and friendly lad. Wyatt is a typical lab in that he loves to eat, loves attention, and loves to play fetch and run around with dog friends. He’s also an atypical lab in that he can’t swim, can’t tolerate chicken, and seems to be missing a few brain cells (hence his nickname Wyatt “Derp”) and can be a bit of a doofus like ripping off his Halloween wig, shaking it to shreds, and running away with it. Wyatt lives with his 10yr old owner, is regularly exposed to walks (has a weekly dog walker), public dog parks, and dog friends around the neighborhood. He just turned 4 and is mellowing out nicely preferring to sleep during the day and expecting a quick walk in either the morning or evening. He’s off leash trained, food motivated, and does not bolt when he spots a squirrel or cat. He’s a regular feature at school pick up and is daily mobbed with kids who love to pet him. He is not allowed on beds although he does sneak into my 10 year old’s bed right after school send off. He sleeps uncrated, can be left alone for up to 6 hours, does not counter surf or break into cabinets and such. He has a fenced backyard but even when given a chance (when the gate is accidentally left open) he never strays. No medications, all vaccines, and on a monthly flea and tick regime. We travel fairly regularly and he’s boarded during the summer with his trainers when we go abroad. For shorter trips we are looking for local dog sitting trades.
Pippi
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Shih Tzu
Weight: 15 lbs
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Female
Clover
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Mini Aussie Doodle
Weight: 30 lbs
Age: 2 years old
Gender: Female
Hi. I have a 2 Yr old, fully vaxxed, mini-Aussie Doodle. Her name is Clover and she is about 28 lbs. She doesn’t shed, is super sweet and gets along with everyone, dogs and people alike.
Apollo
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Black Mouth Cur
Weight: 50 lbs
Age: Puppy (less than 1 year old)
Gender: Male
Hello WoofyClub friends! We’re Dane and Vanessa Lamoreaux from Pleasant Hill, CA. Proud pet parents to two cats, Omen and Hex, adopted in 2020, and our lovable “foster fail” puppy, Apollo. Our home is filled with love and fun, perfect for your furry family members. Whether they enjoy playtime or cozy snuggles, we’re here to provide the care and attention they deserve. We look forward to welcoming your pets into our family!
Bodie
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Goldendoodle
Weight: 60 lbs
Age: 1 year old
Gender: Male
Moana
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Labradoodle
Weight: 45 lbs
Age: 2 years old
Gender: Female
Hi there !  We are outdoor loving family and Moana is a perfect companion for us . She is good with kids , not very demanding yet full of energy. She loves playing fetch and is playful with other dogs. Moana is very friendly and likes to cuddle while watching movies .
Romi
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Maltese Shih Tzu
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 5 years old
Gender: Female
We live in PH and have 3 small dogs. We just rescued our last one a week ago. Always interested in meeting doggie parents.
Biscuit & Tanuki
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Goldendoodle
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 2 years old
Gender: Female
Breed: Mixed Breed
Weight: 30 lbs
Age: 2 years old
Gender: Female
Biscuit (mini golden doodle) and Tanuki (collie mix) are energetic puppies with a lot of love. Prefer hosting dogs that can use our large dog door to the back yard.
Daisy
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Cavapoo
Weight: 25 lbs
Age: 4 years old
Gender: Female
Hi, we’re Christina and Daisy! Our home is full of hugs and kisses, and is a pretty relaxed setting. We are a family of 5; Mom, Dad, two sons, and Daisy. We travel now and then and want to ensure Daisy is taken care of with kindness and thoughtfulness. She is super friendly, well behaved, moderately trained, and hasn’t met a person or dog she doesn’t like 😊
Daisy
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Labrador Retriever
Weight: 60 lbs
Age: 5 years old
Gender: Female
Daisy is an energetic and friendly 5 year old Labrador. She plays well with kids and other dogs.
Callie
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Rottweiler
Weight: 80 lbs
Age: 9 years old
Gender: Female
Hello! We are a fun, active, and busy family with 2 sons - ages 9 and almost 11. We have always been a rottweiler family, but we were between dogs. Callie was raised by people who kept her in the backyard her entire life. She hated it and would frequently escape. That led Callie to our family in July 2022. We adopted her (with approval from her prior owners) and she has flourished in our family. She is a sweet and loving girl. She is great with kids and loves other dogs too. She does still have anxiety from her prior life and sometimes has an accident in the house, despite being housebroken. Other than that, she is a good girl.
Sundae
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Boxer/Mastiff Mix
Weight: 90 lbs
Age: 7 years old
Gender: Female
Sundae is quite the cuddle bug! She isn’t a fan of other dogs, but loves humans. She is content throwing a ball in the backyard, or just hanging out getting her belly rubbed. She loves her little sister who drops food on the ground from her high chair, and is especially happy when she gets to eat oranges. She also loves celebrating holidays, Bay Area sports teams, and the seasons by changing up her signature bandanas!
Barkley
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Terrier/yorkie mix
Weight: 15 lbs
Age: 13 years old
Gender: Male
Hi, I am a new transplant to the East Bay area of California. I moved here from Chicago in 2022 to be closer to my daughter and her family who live in Oakland. I have a nice little ranch house, 3 bedroom two bath with a big fenced yard in the back that I fortified to be escape-proof since Barkley likes to scramble out when he can to explore the neighborhood. The house also has an automatic doggie door so the dogs can go out to the backyard and come back in whenever they want, or of course I let them out from the back sliding doors. I adopted Barkley from a shelter when he was not yet a year old and in 2024, he will be 14 years old. People always think that he is much younger though because he is sprightly and happy and interested in everybody and extremely friendly, especially with kids where I have to tell him to stop licking. He is completely housetrained and very healthy in general. All of his shots are up-to-date. I found a wonderful vet in Pleasant Hill that I bring them to. Loves riding in the car, he goes on RV trips with me and can be a little lonely left by himself, which is why I am interested in Wolfie. I walk him once or twice a day and we often go to dog parks or walk the trails where he’s allowed. He’s fine with dog parks as long as he’s only with small dogs. With large dogs he’ll get aggressive when he sees them playing with each other, trying to get in the middle of it and barking his fool head off. I call him Officer Barkley because he doesn’t like to see any rough stuff. While he knows the basic commands like sit and off, he doesn’t have very good recall, and his terrier instinct will kick in if he sees any small animal or a cat or even somebody walking their dog go by. So I keep him on a leash all the time outside. He has two collars, one with his ID tag and the other is a Fi GPS collar in case he escapes somewhere. Barkley  is the most affectionate dog I’ve ever had and I’ve had dogs all my adult life. He loves to be held. He loves to cuddle. He loves to lie next to you when you’re watching TV or sitting on the floor or puttering around the house. Though he’s the only dog here, Barkley is used to sharing with another dog as my daughter has a dog and when I adopted Barkley, I adopted him along with another dog that my brother now has. He’s not food, aggressive, and shares toys and so on.
Odie
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Labradoodle
Weight: 55 lbs
Age: Puppy (less than 1 year old)
Gender: Male
My name is Fernanda, I’m 25 years old and live in Pleasant Hill area. I work WFH during the week and in my free time love to go on hikes, runs, walks and in general love the outdoors. My partner and I rescued Odie recently and he is our baby and world. Odie is a 9 month old labradoodle - he is house trained and sleeps in a crate at night. Odie loves going on hikes off leash, playing fetch and swimming. As long as he gets to let his energy out once or twice a day doing these activities, he is the chillest puppy I have ever met. While I’m working during the day, he likes to spend most of the day sleeping. Mornings and evenings are his active time. Whether it’s errands, grabbing lunch, dinner, he always wants to come and I bring him with me, whenever I can, but he is also fine with staying home. All around Odie is our adventure buddy, cuddle buddy and everything in between.
Milo
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Golden Retriever
Weight: 45 lbs
Age: Puppy (less than 1 year old)
Gender: Male
Brisa
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Shih Tzu
Weight: 10 lbs
Age: 5 years old
Gender: Female
Nurse and mom go a 7 year old and our Sweet mellow quiet great Brisa. She’s great with kids and loves to lounge and go for walks
Buddy
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Shetland Sheepdog
Weight: 20 lbs
Age: 2 years old
Gender: Male
We are Anna and Micah, and our dog is Buddy! He’s a 2-ish Shetland Sheepdog-Pomeranian mix. We adopted him over a year ago from 501 Paws Rescue, based out of Oakland. Buddy is a sweet, curious, spunky, and sassy dude! He knows he’s cute, and love attention. He’s our favorite lil companion!
Charlie
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: Chihuahua
Weight: 15 lbs
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Male
My husband and I rescued Charlie in November 2023. He’s an approximately 2-1/2 year old chihuahua/pomeranian mix. He loves people, other dogs, playing with toys. Not so sure about kids, though. We like going on walks and exploring our neighborhood which is very dog friendly. We have 2 grandpups, mini Aussies, who visit us frequently. Charlie loves to play with Pepe and Enzo. Prior to Charlie, we had a 15 year old family dog who was the love of our family’s lives. He crossed the rainbow bridge in January of 2023.
Steve
Pleasant Hill, CABreed: American Pit Bull Terrier
Weight: 85 lbs
Age: 3 years old
Gender: Male
Hi there! Looking to find some buddies for our sweet dog Steve. He’s super friendly, loves to play and wrestle with other dogs. He also loves all people and does great with children. I’m trying to find an alternative to doggy day care, somewhere he can stay occasionally when we go on trips or even play dates to get his energy out. Of course would love to host other friendly dogs too!
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Are you a dog owner in Pleasant Hill, CA, who loves to travel or frequently finds themselves out of town? If so, you're probably familiar with the dilemma of finding reliable and affordable dog boarding options. The good news is, that you're not alone in your quest for a trusted place to leave your furry friend. In this article, we'll explore dog boarding near Pleasant Hill, CA, and introduce you to a unique dog community that offers an alternative to traditional boarding, allowing you to enjoy your travels without breaking the bank or compromising your dog's well-being.
Dog Boarding Options Near Pleasant Hill, CA
When it comes to dog boarding near Pleasant Hill, CA, you have several options to choose from. Whether you're looking for traditional kennels, in-home pet sitters, or a more communal approach, you'll find the perfect solution to meet your needs and your dog's preferences.
Traditional Kennels
Traditional kennels offer a secure and structured environment for your dog while you're away. They typically provide individual cages or enclosures and a set routine. This option is suitable for dogs who are comfortable with minimal interaction and can adapt to a different setting.
In-Home Pet Sitters
In-home pet sitters offer a more personalized experience for your dog. They stay at your home or host your dog in theirs, providing companionship, familiar surroundings, and a tailored care routine. This option is ideal for dogs who thrive on routine and crave individual attention.
Dog Community Boarding
For those seeking a unique and cost-effective solution, consider joining a dog community that specializes in dog boarding near Pleasant Hill, CA. This innovative approach connects dog owners who are willing to watch each other's dogs while on vacation. It's like a dog-sitting co-op, creating a sense of community and trust among dog owners.
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Dog Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA Dog Community
The Pleasant Hill Dog Community Boarding is a fantastic option for dog owners who want their dogs to stay in a loving, home-like environment while they're away. Here, dogs become part of a caring community where they're treated like family.
- Affordability: Say goodbye to expensive boarding fees. In this community, you take turns watching each other's dogs for free, making it a budget-friendly choice.
- Personalized Care: Your dog receives individualized attention and care in a real home, reducing the stress of being in an unfamiliar place.
- Trust and Friendship: Building relationships with other dog owners fosters trust and friendship. You can rest assured that your dog is in good hands.
Most Popular Dog Breeds In Dog Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA
Not all dog breeds are the same when it comes to boarding. Some breeds are more social and adaptable, making them a great fit for communal dog boarding. Here are some of the most popular dog breeds in dog boarding near Pleasant Hill, CA:
- Golden Retriever
- Labrador Retriever
- Bulldog
- Poodle
- Beagle
Average Cost Of Dog Boarding In Dog Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA
The cost of dog boarding can vary widely depending on the type of boarding facility you choose. Here's a general breakdown of the average costs:
- Traditional Kennels: $25 - $85 per night
- In-Home Pet Sitters: $40 - $100 per night
- Dog Community Boarding: Typically free, as it operates on a mutual pet-sitting agreement.
Is Dog Boarding Good For Your Dog?
Many dog owners wonder if boarding is good for their furry companions. The answer depends on your dog's personality, needs, and the type of boarding you choose. Here are some factors to consider:
Social Dogs
If your dog is social and enjoys the company of other dogs, a dog community boarding option can be a great experience.
Routine Lovers
Dogs that thrive on routine and familiar surroundings may prefer in-home pet sitters.
Independent Dogs
Some dogs are more independent and can adapt well to traditional kennels.
Why Dogs Are Happier Staying With A Family Than Dog Boarding
Dogs are social animals that thrive on companionship and routine. When your dog stays with a family in a home environment, they benefit in several ways:
Personal Attention
Your dog receives one-on-one care and companionship, reducing stress and anxiety.
Familiarity
Being in a home environment with routines similar to their own makes dogs feel more comfortable and secure.
Social Interaction
Dogs enjoy playing and interacting with humans and other pets, which helps keep them happy and mentally stimulated.
Less Stress
Avoiding the noise and confinement of traditional kennels can lead to a less stressful experience for your dog.
Finding The Perfect Match: Matching Dogs For Community Boarding
In the Pleasant Hill Dog Community Boarding, creating the right pairings between dogs is essential for a harmonious experience. Here's how we ensure the perfect match:
Assessing Compatibility
We carefully assess each dog's temperament, size, and energy level to match them with suitable companions.
- Temperament: Dogs with similar temperaments tend to get along better. For example, playful dogs are often matched with other playful dogs.
- Size: Smaller dogs are paired with dogs of a similar size to prevent unintentional rough play.
- Energy Level: High-energy dogs are matched with other active dogs, while calmer dogs are paired accordingly.
Trial Playdates
Before the boarding period, we arrange trial playdates to ensure the dogs are compatible. This allows us to gauge their interactions and make any necessary adjustments.
Communication With Owners
We maintain open communication with dog owners to understand their dog's preferences and any special requirements, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment for every participant.
Preparing Your Dog For Boarding: What To Expect
Preparing your dog for boarding, whether in a traditional facility or a community setting, is essential for a stress-free experience. Here's what to expect:
Familiarize Your Dog
- Gradual Introduction: If possible, introduce your dog to the boarding environment gradually. Visit the place or meet the other community members before the actual stay.
- Packing Familiar Items: Bring your dog's favorite toys, blankets, or bedding to provide comfort and familiarity.
Vaccination And Health Records
Ensure your dog's vaccinations are up-to-date, and provide copies of their health records to the boarding facility or community members for everyone's peace of mind.
Medications And Special Needs
If your dog has any medical conditions or requires medication, clearly communicate this to the caregivers, providing detailed instructions for their care.
Emotional Preparation
Spend quality time with your dog before boarding to alleviate separation anxiety. A calm and reassuring departure can help your dog feel more at ease.
The Benefits Of Dog Community Boarding Beyond Cost Savings
While cost savings are a significant advantage, dog community boarding offers much more:
Socialization Opportunities
Boarding facilities provide dogs with socialization and human interaction, improving their social skills and adaptability.
Sense Of Belonging
Participating in a dog community fosters a sense of belonging among both dogs and owners, creating a support network.
Shared Responsibility
Community members share the responsibility of caring for each other's dogs, creating a supportive and trustworthy network.
Tips For A Successful Dog Boarding Experience
Here are some invaluable tips to ensure a successful dog boarding experience, regardless of the type of boarding you choose:
Clear Communication
Maintain open and clear communication with the caregivers. Share your dog's routines, preferences, and any important information.
Trial Stay
Consider arranging a short trial stay before an extended boarding period to ensure your dog is comfortable in the new environment.
Emergency Contact
Provide emergency contact information, including your vet's details, in case of unforeseen situations.
Farewell Ritual
When leaving your dog, keep your departure calm and reassuring to minimize stress.
Dog Community Boarding Beyond Cost Savings
While cost savings are a significant draw, Pleasant Hill Dog Community Boarding offers a wealth of other benefits:
Community Bonding
Building friendships with fellow dog owners creates a supportive community, offering help and camaraderie when needed.
Personalized Care
Each dog receives individualized attention and care, ensuring their specific needs are met.
Enhanced Socialization
The communal setting allows dogs to socialize and play with various companions, contributing to their overall well-being.
Dog-Friendly Activities In Pleasant Hill, CA
Exploring Pleasant Hill, CA, with your dog is an enjoyable way to bond. Here are some dog-friendly activities you can enjoy together:
Local Parks
- Pleasant Hill Dog Park: A spacious, off-leash park where your dog can run and play with others.
- Briones Regional Park: Leash up and explore scenic trails together.
Pet-Friendly Cafes
Visit pet-friendly cafes in the area, where you can relax with a cup of coffee while your dog enjoys some fresh air.
Pet Boutiques
Explore local pet boutiques for unique treats and toys to spoil your furry friend.
Hiking Adventures
Discover nearby hiking trails that are dog-friendly, such as the Iron Horse Regional Trail.
Dog-Friendly Events
Check out local events, like dog-friendly festivals or adoption drives, to socialize your dog and meet fellow dog lovers.
Final Thoughts On Dog Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA
Finding the right dog boarding solution near Pleasant Hill, CA is crucial for both you and your beloved furry companion. Whether you opt for traditional boarding, in-home pet sitters, or the innovative approach of dog community boarding, your dog's comfort and well-being are paramount.
At WoofyClub, we understand the importance of affordable and loving care for your dog when you need it most. That's why we're here to help dog parents connect with caring families in their community, all free of charge. Join the WoofyClub community today and ensure your dog enjoys a safe and happy boarding experience with trustworthy caregivers.
Don't miss out on the opportunity to provide your dog with the best care possible. Sign up at WoofyClub and discover a network of fellow dog lovers ready to watch over your furry friend with the same love and care you provide. It's a win-win for both you and your dog!
Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Boarding Near Pleasant Hill, CA
What's the difference between traditional dog boarding and dog community boarding?
Traditional dog boarding typically involves leaving your dog at a kennel or facility. Dog community boarding is a shared pet-sitting arrangement among dog owners in your local area.
Is dog community boarding safe for my dog?
Yes, dog community boarding is safe when you establish trust and clear communication with fellow dog owners. It's essential to choose responsible and reliable individuals.
Can I board my dog if they have special dietary or medical needs?
Yes, you can. In a dog community, you can discuss your dog's specific needs with the other pet owners involved, ensuring your dog's care requirements are met.
How do I find a dog community near Pleasant Hill, CA?
You can start by asking fellow dog owners in your area or searching for local pet owner groups on social media. Online platforms like Meetup and Nextdoor can also be helpful.
How far in advance should I arrange to board my dog with the community?
It's recommended to plan as early as possible, especially during peak travel seasons. Giving ample notice helps other members prepare for taking care of your dog. In fact, we usually see families start looking for boarding options 2 months before their vacation. You should start thinking about boarding as soon as you have travel dates in mind and ideally even before booking your ticket!
How can I ensure my dog gets along with the other dogs in the community?
Before starting community boarding, arrange a meeting with the other dog owners and their dogs. This allows everyone to assess compatibility and address any concerns.
Can I request references from other dog owners in the community?
Yes, it's a good idea to ask for references to ensure the safety and well-being of your dog.
What if my dog has separation anxiety?
In a dog community, your dog may experience less separation anxiety due to the familiar and loving environment. However, it's essential to communicate your dog's needs to the other pet owners.
Are there any legal or liability concerns with dog community boarding?
It's crucial to establish clear agreements and expectations with the other dog owners, including liability arrangements, in case of accidents or unforeseen circumstances.
Can I participate in a dog community if I don't have experience with other dogs?
If you're new to dog ownership or community boarding, it's essential to communicate your level of experience with the other dog owners. Some may be open to helping you gain experience, while others may prefer more experienced participants.
