We have used Ridge kennels in La Plata a few times. While I'm not completely unhappy with them, they don't leave me fully happy either if that makes sense. I've lived in MD for a year, and the boarding place I used in PA I loved and always felt comfortable and happy to take my dogs too. They seemed to LOVE it there. However, I'm not getting the same feeling with this kennel.

I did a search in the forums but could only find the most recent post from 2007, so thought I'd get some newer posts and suggestions for kennels in the area. Riviera Kennels is close to our house too, but the couple comments I saw in the thread I searched, didn't leave me wanting to call and book them there.

Thanks so much!!!!!

Thanks so much!

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We use Indian Bridge but that's not close to you.

We always used to use Applejack.

If your dogs get along well with other dogs, check out Four Pet's Sake. She is actually a Pet Sitting Service, but also offers in-home boarding. She is located in Fort Washington. You can find the link to her website here: Southern Maryland Association of Professional Pet Sitters (http://www.somdpetsitters.com/) .

She is awesome and has a wonderful set-up. The dogs are able to live freely just as if they were in their own home. I've been to her home when she had boarders and it was difficult to know who was were her own and who were boarders.

Happy Tracks in Waldorf. The kennel is at their home. The staff is WONDERFUL. My boy never looks back when he's dropped off. They are great, great people.

Dogtown in Brandywine is a nice place. 30 bucks a day and the dogs have their own little cottages and fenced in pens. They get recess with other nice dogs twice a day. DogTownMaryland.com (http://www.dogtownmaryland.com)

check out Dog & Cat Resort Boarding Kennel in Maryland (http://www.countrysidekennels.com) they have 2 locations one in Northern Calvert county and one in Leonardtown. Great kennels