Places To Board Dogs Near Angel Fire For Moving Day
If you’re considering moving to or from the Angel Fire, New Mexico area and you have a dog, you can plan ahead to make sure that your furball is safe during the move. Moving can be stressful on dogs, but it’s also a time when too many pups go missing. They haven’t had time to adjust their internal navigation to a new location. Sights and sounds are different. Furniture that has been sitting in the same place, in the same house, on the same yard for years, is suddenly moved.
While you are moving, it’s best to find a completely closed off room that neither your helpers, nor their dog loving kiddos can open up. Sometimes, it only takes a moment for a dog to run out of their safe room and find the outside door propped open before they are lost. So, if you don’t have a safe room in which you can secure your beloved dog, you might consider boarding the animal for a day or two just to keep them absolutely secure.
There are a few options for canine boarding near Angel Fire. Check out the list below. Links to their websites have been included to safe you the Google search.
Places To Board Dogs Near Angel Fire
Pet Pals Dog Boarding Kennel in Eagle Nest has a nine foot tall horse fence on the property so that your animal can run and play. It’s also buried two feet deep and soldered at all junctions unlike chain link. This keeps your pet incredibly secure, even if they are diggers. It also provides a relaxing environment while they can’t be with you. During the winter, the cost to board is $35 per day for the first dog and $30 per day for the second dog. The day you check out is free. They are open from nine o’clock in the morning until four o’clock in the afternoon.
Angel Fire Small Animal Hospital in Angel Fire offers dog runs plus large windows and a sliding glass door. Your animal can be cared for in a veterinary clinic and enjoy a room with a view of the gorgeous ski mountain. All dogs are walked and exercised twice a day for 10 to 15 minutes. You can purchase extra walks for a nominal fee. Boarding costs $18 per night, and there are discounts for multiple pets. Rates are always charged by the night. They have set check in and check out times, but you can check their website for details.
Taos Canyon Kennel & Training Center in Taos is extra nice for older dogs or very young puppies. They have radiant-heated floors. Plus the dogs have access to a large play yard enclosed by an eight-foot fence. They get to play out there twice a day. If your dogs loves to play with other dogs who love to play with other dogs, they let them play together with your permission. This is incredibly fun for socialized animals! Boarding costs $25 per night. If you have multiple dogs, they can share a kennel, but the fee is the same. The day of discharge is $15.
To learn about other considerations when moving with a dog, check out our other post in this blog post series.
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