Magnolia Kennel of Huntsville

06/07/2026

Magnolia Kennel 🐾

Client: “Will my dog remember me while I’m gone?”

Us: “Absolutely!”

Also your dog 12 minutes after you leave:

🎾 “Who’s throwing the ball?”
🍖 “Is that a snack?”
🐕 “You guys have friends here?”
😴 “This bed is amazing.”

Then when you come back:

🎉 “OH MY GOSH! YOU CAME BACK! THIS IS THE GREATEST DAY OF MY ENTIRE LIFE!” 🎉

Dogs are funny that way. They can have the time of their lives at boarding and still act like you’ve been gone for 10 years when you pick them up. ❤️

Magnolia Kennel — Where dogs get to be dogs… and where your return is always the best surprise ever! 🐾😆

06/06/2026

Happy Birthday to Savanna.

06/05/2026

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06/05/2026

Some days you just know it’s going to be a ruff day at the kennel. (pun intended.)

06/04/2026

It’s official Liz has found her forever home.

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Fingers crossed Liz (aka) lizard may be going to her forever home today.

06/04/2026

Not everything in my booth is for sale.

Sometimes I build things simply because I can.

I've been a Godzilla fan for as long as I can remember, so when a large 3D print failed and only the lower half printed successfully, I decided not to throw it away. Instead, I turned it into something unique for my display at the Conroe Gun Show.

The tabletop started as a 14-inch Baltic birch round. I designed and engraved a Godzilla tribute coin into the surface, painted it black, then laser engraved it to create the contrast you see. After that, I poured approximately 1/4 inch of epoxy over the top to give it a deep, glossy finish and protect the artwork.

To assemble it, I drilled a 3/4-inch hole into the tabletop and a matching hole into the Godzilla print. The tabletop is glued in place, and the lower half of Godzilla acts as the base. What started as a failed print became one of the coolest pieces in my shop.

This stand isn't for sale. It's going to be used in my booth to display some of my products and hopefully catch the attention of fellow Godzilla fans wandering through the show.

Just goes to show that sometimes a mistake in the shop turns into something better than the original plan.

If you're attending the Conroe Gun Show, stop by and check it out. I'd love to hear what you think.

06/04/2026

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Why Do We Need Your Pickup Date and Time?

Every now and then, someone gets a little frustrated when we ask for both a departure date and an estimated pickup time.

The reason is actually pretty simple.

A boarding kennel is a little like a hotel, a daycare, and an air traffic control tower all rolled into one. Dogs are constantly arriving, departing, rotating yards, changing runs, and sometimes moving into spaces that have just become available.

When a family tells us they’ll be picking up on a certain day, we reserve that space based on the information provided. If we don’t know when dogs are leaving, we can’t accurately determine whether we have room for dogs waiting to come in. In some cases, we may turn away reservations because we believe we’re full.

Think of it this way: if five dogs are leaving on Friday morning, that’s very different than five dogs leaving Sunday evening.

We’re not being nosy—we’re trying to make sure every dog has a comfortable place to stay and that we can accommodate as many families as possible.

So when we ask for an exit date and an estimated exit time, it’s not because we’re trying to make life difficult. It’s because somewhere in the kennel, another dog may be waiting for that spot.

And unlike airline seats, our guests occasionally bark at us if we overbook. 🐾

Thank you for helping us keep everything running smoothly and for understanding that good communication helps us take the best possible care of your dogs.

— Magnolia Kennel

“Where Dogs Get To Be Dogs” Since 1996 🐕🐾