Classy Canine Boarding and Training

05/22/2025

06/19/2023

Meet BINGO ! 🐕
This smiley young man is as easy and willing to please as rescued herding breeds come! His potential is basically endless in my opinion — as long as his future owner is just as smart as he is!😉
He is quickly accepting of all people, great with other dogs, and just desperately wants a “job” or a very active family or individual.
Please message me with any questions or to schedule a visit with Mr. Bingo.
⚠️Share this post if you feel so inclined to help this pup find his forever-home!

05/08/2023

Welcome the HUGE and handsome puppy General Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, Jr. !👨‍✈️🙌🏻

He is SUCH a lovable and handsome boy no matter what, but he had his second ever grooming/clipping session this Saturday and entering into a lion kingdom level of handsomeness!😁 🐾 🦁🐶 🐾

04/26/2023

🐾Just a reminder!🐾Classy Canine is a quaint size, family oriented, rural boarding kennel, mostly, but I do accept clients for a variety of training needs such as private sessions, puppy camps, daycare, and assessments.
✨Also, I am now offering basic GROOMING! 🐕 ✨

📞 Please note, with our lifestyle and prioritizing quality time and care of our family and our special Classy Canine guests, it is not realistic for me to be able to answer and return calls most timely. ➡️ Please do message me here on Facebook or text me for fastest response and we can set up a call from there if preferred or necessary.
Thank you for understanding sweet animal-loving friends and community!💛

04/13/2023

Rawson Family, Spring 2023

01/26/2023

Mr. Choy is not worried anyone will try to take his ball — he’s just epic and he knows it! 😎

10/29/2022

🌟Training Tips! This is so important!🙌🏻

"But my dog is friendly" you might say. "She's gentle!" you call after them. "She just wants to play!" you say in defense.

Of course! But let's consider the other side of the coin. The other dog your dog is greeting may be:

- Fearful of other dogs
- Anxious of greeting unfamiliar dogs
- Needing space to feel safe
- Not wanting to be bothered
- Friends with only a few dogs
- Painful
- Infectious (kennel cough IS going around right now, by the way!)
- Recovering from an injury
- Learning, and NOT looking for distractions
- Not in the mood
- Doing something else that they are more interested in

I am sure there are plenty of other reasons I have missed. It's really quite simple -- Ignore or ask! It's not hard!

If it's a "no", clip on a lead or ask your dog to stick with you/"leave-it" or whatever specific cues you've successfully taught your dog prior to having them off leash in public.

EVERYONE deserves to be able to walk in peace. Even those who are unsociable, like me!

10/28/2022

Just some of my favorite pics I forget to share of our happy campers.🙂🍁🏕🐾