Questions worth asking
- Where will my dog sleep, and who is with the dogs overnight?
- Can you describe a normal day, hour by hour, including rest?
- What training methods and tools do you use, and what do you do when a dog struggles?
- How will I get updates, and how often?
- What happens if my dog gets sick or injured, and which veterinarian would be used?
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Good questions
Before you begin.
Should I see the space in person?
If possible, yes. Seeing where dogs rest and train shows you more than a description does. If a visit is not allowed, ask for a live video tour.
What paperwork should I expect?
A written agreement covering fees, vaccines, emergency care and methods is common. Read it fully before signing.
Should I ask about tools like prong or shock collars?
Yes. Ask which tools are used and why. If a method sounds harsh to you, you are free to choose another provider.
What if I am unhappy with the plan midway?
Ask how changes and early pickups are handled before you pay. The answer should be clear and written down.
