Sno-Questor Kennel

Our three dogs have been to Sno-Questor Kennel many times over the past 13 years. They love it when we turn into Nancy's drive way and race to get out of the SUV. She lets them run around the 2 acre fenced in area daily. Nancy owns Samoyed Huskies herself. Never a bad feeling as she is always concerned when one dog seems to be a bit off. She will call while we are out of town if she has any concerns. It is not an issue if we feel the need to call and check on our dogs as well. We have sent many friends to Sno-Questor Kennel and they have had similar experiences. Check it out!

I have boarded our dogs here several times. They like her and she likes them. We've never had a bad experience at Sno Questor. We are always greeted with a smile and our dogs are happy and healthy when we pick them up. I'm wondering if the previous comment has more to do with feeding their dog hot dogs....pancreatitis? Having worked with dogs and dogs that board I wonder if their dog has anxiety issues...if they are lacking manners then obviously they do not have a pack leader and that causes a dog to be insecure, anxious. Take a tour of Dal Acres and then Sno Questor, you will see a big difference.

I DO NOT recommend this place to anyone! My 8 month old puppy was there for 5 nights and was sick for the first 2 days after we got him home...to the point I was going to take him to the vet to see if he had been "medicated" while he was there. I called to check on him the day after I dropped him off and she said that he was unruly and needed obedience classes. She did say he was eating. When we went to pick him up she said he had no problems eating...however you could see his ribs/spine, he was vomiting grass, his breath smelled like medicine and he wasn't excited to be home. It wasn't until 2 days later, after lots of love, hot dogs and sitting by his dog food while he ate, that our boy started to come back around to being his old self!