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Strategic Paws Training & Boarding Give us a call at 540-327-2911 and check us out on the web at www.strategicpawstraining.com

Strategic Paws Boarding offers high quality, low-stress boarding for your dog. Our boarding kennels are large solid wall kennels, many with a private outside patio. Dogs enjoy at least 15 minutes, several times a day outside in a securely fenced two acre field. Many other amenities are available, which you can view from our boarding page.

27/04/2025
When you have the bestest big brother ever!
10/04/2025

When you have the bestest big brother ever!

Ok, back to our real, but still amazing, photos!
02/04/2025

Ok, back to our real, but still amazing, photos!

DEFINITELY THE BEST SHOT WE’VE (n)EVER GOT! Have a great April!
01/04/2025

DEFINITELY THE BEST SHOT WE’VE (n)EVER GOT! Have a great April!

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Strategic Paws Boarding is run by husband and wife team, Lance and Connie Moss. They live on the property and are currently the entire staff! Lance left his job teaching science for sixth graders, and Connie left her job at United Airlines to follow her passion of working with animals.

These aren’t just any boarding kennels, this place is about viewing the boarding experience from the dog’s perspective. Every single thing is thought through and considered from the dog’s point of view. From the kennels themselves to the environment, and the interactions between the dogs.

Kennels are designed so that dogs cannot see each other, as most dogs actually don’t find this situation particularly comforting.

Most afternoons, during quiet time, there will be a delicate scent of lavender in the air to encourage calming behaviors.