A week or longer
Extended-stay dog boarding in Nashville.
Extended boarding covers stays of a week, two weeks or longer, such as a trip abroad or a move. Many Nashville providers lower the nightly rate as the stay gets longer, though holiday dates can cancel the savings.
Where long-stay savings come from.
The key is knowing how the provider handles long stays, from exercise to updates, before you leave.
- Some providers cut the nightly rate after a certain number of nights, so ask about weekly pricing.
- Holiday weeks may still be billed at a higher flat rate.
- Ask how often your dog gets one-on-one time during a long stay.
- Updates by text or photo help when you are away for two weeks.
- Ask about a trial night first, so your dog is not meeting the place for the first time during a long stay.
- Pay attention to cancellation terms if travel plans change.
Get a extended stays quote.
Tell us about your dog and your dates. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local boarding provider.
Before you book.
Do long stays cost less per night?
Often a little. Expect about $40 to $75 per night and ask about weekly rates.
Should I try a night before a long stay?
Yes, if you can. A short trial shows how your dog handles the place.
How will I know my dog is okay?
Ask how the provider sends updates and who to call in an emergency.
What if my trip gets extended?
Ask about extra-night rules and how far ahead you must tell them.
More boarding guides.
Standard boarding
A private run or kennel, set meal times and outdoor breaks each day.
Suite boarding
A private room with a door, a bed and often a window, for dogs that like space.
In-home boarding
Your dog stays in a host's house with a small number of other pets.