Big Dog Boarding

10/06/2026

Great pups!!!!

10/06/2026

10/06/2026

So glad for cooler weather - so are all the pups! We’re back from our short vacay to Ontario and the kennel is ready to fill up again. We appreciate all our people and pups and look forward to seeing you soon😎
Chris&Bo&Toby

09/12/2026

If this is your dog or you know who she belongs to, please call us ASAP at 501-268-3535!

NOT AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

Female picked up on S. Blanton

09/12/2026

Good boy Bamm-Bamm is still waiting for a home after being returned. His last post got lots of comments and shares, but no adoption interest.

Bamm-Bamm is gentle, sweet, and loving. He is good with kids and most other dogs. He is great on a leash and the adopters reported he had no accidents overnight. He is 11 months old and weighs 57 pounds. He is heartworm negative, neutered, and microchipped.

Fill out an adoption application here: https://form.jotform.com/241404330651040

09/12/2026

A big shout out to Rosie - Brooks Mom - she brought us Chocolate from Norway!
Yum!!❤️

09/07/2026

09/07/2026

There's something about falling asleep next to a dog that just feels different. Research shows that women actually experience deeper, more restful sleep with their pup in bed than they do with human partners—and honestly, it makes sense.

Dogs have this incredible ability to create calm. They're not tossing and turning or snoring through the night. Once they settle in beside you, they stay put, creating this steady, peaceful presence that lets your body finally relax into real sleep. There's no disruption, just stillness.

But it goes beyond the physical. There's something profoundly soothing about hearing your dog's quiet breathing, feeling their warmth, knowing they're right there keeping watch. That sense of safety—of being protected and cared for—eases the anxiety that keeps so many of us awake at night. It lowers stress and lets your mind finally let go.

When we invite our dogs into our beds, we're not just choosing a cuddle buddy. We're choosing comfort, emotional security, and the gift of actual rest. In their quiet, steady way, dogs have become healers of one of our most basic needs. And sometimes, that's exactly what we need.