Choosing the Right Kennel for Your Family Pet

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Trusting your family pet with the right Dog Training in Brooklyn kennel is something millions of Americans do every year. It could be a family vacation or an emergency out of town trip. The important thing is to find the right pet boarding location before you need it. So, how do you know which kennel is the right one?First, you should visit several kennels in your area. You can find them by recommendations from other pet owners in your neighborhood, the yellow pages, or even the Better Business Bureau. You should be prepared with a list of questions for the kennel:1. Are there peak times during the year that I should be aware of?

2. Are there indoor/outdoor runs?3. Are visitors allowed where the pets are being kept?4. What safety precautions have been taken in the kennel areas?5. What kind of supervision is available? What are their certifications?6. What kind of disinfectants are used in the kennel?7. What types of food are being used?8. What is the procedure for using a vet if needed?9. What about medications for the pets?10. What are the sleeping quarters like?11. What kind of exercise should be expected?Make sure you visit the kennel in person! Note the things that you see:1. Are the staff attentive to the animals?2. Are the staff polite and friendly to you?3. Is there enough staff on site?4. How long do they walk/exercise the dogs?5. Is the temperature appropriate?6. Is there any unusual smells?7. Do the pets in the kennel seem happy and settled?8. Are there loud noises in the kennel?According to David Barber, Founder and President of Puppy Paradise in Brooklyn, New York, "We pride ourselves on being the best American Boarding Kennel Association certified kennel in New York City. The professional team of dog walkers will keep your dog healthy emotionally and physically, while providing you with some time to relax in New Yorker's busy schedules. The dog walkers and pet sitters are fully trained in emergency pet aid."

By taking time on the front end to ask the right questions and observe the kennel yourself, you can be assured that your loved one will be comfortable with his/her new surroundings. It will be time well spent!