Are you concerned about dangerous breeds when boarding dog?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:New dog owner here - we're going to need to board our dog. Pet sitting is not an option. Are you concerned about dangerous breeds, namely pit bulls at your kennel? I have a golden doodle.

You should ask the kennel if they board such dogs. The places we went to would separate the dogs by size.

by temperament is also important

[Anonymous]

Yes it’s part of the reason why I board my dog in a traditional kennel environment rather than a cage free/daycare facility. My dog was attacked by a pit bull at the dog park and required a bunch of stitches and that was with me being right there monitoring closely. No interest in a repeat experience.

[Anonymous]

Stop thinking about "dangerous breeds" and think about "dangerous dogs." Find a reputable kennel that doesn't allow aggressive dogs, whatever their parentage. I was bitten in the face by a Gordon setter as a child and am still furious at the neighbors who kept that dog even though it was a known biter that hated children.

[Anonymous]

Interesting that posts are being deleted. I didn't read any that seemed worthy of deletion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Interesting that posts are being deleted. I didn't read any that seemed worthy of deletion.

Pitbull advocate trolls found dcum.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:New dog owner here - we're going to need to board our dog. Pet sitting is not an option. Are you concerned about dangerous breeds, namely pit bulls at your kennel? I have a golden doodle.

I don't board my dog at those cesspool kennels. So, no.