Being in unfamiliar surroundings without their most trusted humans coupled with disruptions to their routine are major triggers for dogs with separation anxiety, so jumping right into boarding isn't a great idea if it can be avoided.
Do dogs get anxiety from boarding?
Trusting a dog boarding facility with your furry friend can be stressful enough as it is, but when you know your pup suffers from separation anxiety, it can add a layer (or several) of stress.
Do dogs get sad when you board them?
Not all dogs get sad when boarded, and most of the time it will be a positive experience for them. If it's a reputable boarding kennels they will get spoiled, lots of play with other dogs, and loads of attention.
Why does my dog act different after boarding?
Changing environments, routines, diets, and any other pattern your dog experiences in their life can cause them stress. Every dog reacts and handles stress differently. After picking up your dog from a boarding kennel, you may see one or all of these five changes. Most will go away in a day or two.
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