Dog Boarding in Muskegon
Browse Pet Caregiver profiles below to find the best dog boarder for your pet’s needs. Find nearby dog boarders who are experienced with your dog’s breed, age or size. Then choose from the available Caregivers to submit a request for your preferred date and time.- Wag!
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- Muskegon, MI
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Sittings take place at your home and boardings take place at your pet caregiver's home.
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All pet caregivers offer pick-up and drop-off for boarding services.
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Your pet caregiver will send photos and videos throughout the service in addition to a thorough report card.
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Customer Reviews
Going on vacation? Dog Boarders through Wag! are available to care for your pup whenever you’re not. Every dog boarder has passed an enhanced background check. Get updates and photos through the app from the pet boarder while you are away.
Andrew,
Muskegon
Bean and Pazley loved her. Lots of happy tail wags
Alex,
Muskegon
Juliette was an incredible caregiver. She gave regular updates and my dog was exceptionally happy when I got back.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Muskegon
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Circle of Trees and Dog Parade
Who needs Rudolph when Rover is so much more fun for Santa!Muskegon celebrates the holiday season with a circle of trees and dog parade in early December. Located at Walker Park, you can purchase a tree and decorate it! The trees may be sponsored by a family, club, or organization. Following the decorating of the trees, there is a Santa/Dog Parade, carolling, the lighting of the trees, and visits with Santa. Costumed canines waggle down the street dressed as Rudolph, Santa's elves, or just looking paw-some for all to enjoy in this lovely city and festive day.
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Play for the Day at Norman F. Kruse Park
At the northern end of the Norman F. Kruse Park located on the shore of Lake Michigan, you will find an area that is open for dogs to romp and play on the beautiful white sand. While playing on the beach, the animal must be leashed. However, your hound can go off-leash to play in the water! There are two parking lots, nature trails, barrier dunes, accessible dune walkways, a playground, dune overlooks, picnic shelters, restrooms, and a basketball court at this beautiful "bark" overlooking Lake Michigan. Reviewers love the freedom of romping with their Rovers for a day of fun in the sun, sand, and surf!
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Muskegon Farmer's Market
The Muskegon Farmer's Market first opened over 100 years ago, then re-opened in 1921. You can bring your dog to the common areas of the Muskegon Farmer's Market. Health laws do not allow the dogs in the areas that have produce or food, unless the animal is a service dog. The bustling market has entertainment and locally sourced products. You might be itching to visit the Tuesday Flea Markets to check out the wares for sale and socialize. The summer season is from May to November. Grab your leash and best friend to shop, stroll, people and pet watch!
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Barks and Brews Yappy Hour
Join the Pigeon Hill Brewing Company at the Barks and Brews Yappy Hour to support the Downtown Muskegon Petsafe Bark Park! You can taste the brew and pick up a t-shirt to help raise funds for the park. Dogs on leash are welcome on the patio area to socialize as their owners, sharing "swags and tails" together.
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Wag your Tail on the Musketawa Trail
The Musketawa Trail is part of the nationwide Rails-to-Trails Conservancy. The trail had been an unused railway corridor. Today, it is a trail that pleases the senses as you travel along the 25-mile asphalt trail that connects Muskegon and Ottawa counties. There are a variety of ways to enjoy the path, including biking, inline skating, walking, or cross-country skiing! The trail will take you across bridges, into farmland areas, along the tree-lined pathways and into towns where you might stop for refreshment. It makes for a great walk for a human and their companion to savor the beautiful seasons of Michigan!
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