The Dog Campof Dana & Roy
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A black-and-white border collie resting their head on a seated person's knees, mouth open in a grin, a hand scratching their head.
Private home boarding · Rehovot

The Dog Camp of Dana & RoyOne dog at a time.

Private boarding for your dog with a great deal of love and attention — because when you are on holiday, they deserve one too.

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One dog. Not one more.

We host a single dog at a time. Yours shares our attention with nobody, and never has to work out how to get along with a group of strangers.

In the house, not in a kennel

They live with us in the living room — on the sofa, on the floor, on the bed you brought from home. Exactly where they are used to being with you.

Updates while they stay

Photos and videos sent to you, so you know how they are doing and can actually relax on your holiday.

What a good stay looks like

Three things that make the difference between a dog left somewhere strange and a dog who is on holiday too.

1We meet before the stay

You come over beforehand. Your dog gets to know the house, the smells and us — so on the day of the flight, saying goodbye is far easier for them.

2Their habits stay theirs

When they eat, where they sleep, when they go out. We fit around your dog's routine so that our home feels as much like home as yours.

3Their pick of the treats

Brushing, long walks, games and training, or cuddles on the sofa — whichever our guest decides they are in the mood for.

The house

This is all of it. No kennels, no dog room, no back garden they get left in — a living room, beds on the floor, and the dog who is in them.

The living room from another angle: a row of tall plants along the windows, a red dog bed on the floor and a dog standing beside it.
The living room. This is the room the dog is in — not another room, not a run outside.
A golden retriever curled up asleep on a large red dog bed, facing a window full of plants.
The red bed is taken most of the day. It is next to the window, which is probably why.
A tan-and-black dog sitting and placing a paw into a seated person's open hand; an identity tag hangs from the collar.
One free hand is all it takes. One dog at a time means there is usually a free hand.
A white dog with a black patch around one ear, asleep and curled on a big red bean bag.
Sleep like this usually turns up on the second or third day, once the place is no longer new.
A cream-and-tan dog asleep on a grey mat beside a door, two metal bowls standing next to them.
The bowls and the mat go wherever suits the dog, not wherever suits us.
A shepherd-mix dog lying on the red bed, looking back over their shoulder at the camera.
Turning to see who just walked in. Always.
A pale labrador stretched out on a large red dog bed in the living room, in the evening.
Big dogs fit here without any trouble. The bed is bigger than they are.
A white dog with black markings resting both front paws on the knee of a person sitting at a desk.
This is what happens when somebody works from home and there is a guest in the living room.
A small white dog curled up on a black office chair, looking off to one side.
The chair was not meant for this. Nobody asked them to get off it.
A close-up of a black-and-white border collie's head resting on a white fur rug, eyes almost closed.
The end of the day.
A woman crouching on the kitchen floor with her arms around a black-and-white dog, her head resting against them; a water bowl and a mat in the corner.
Handing them back is the hard part at our end, not yours.

What to bring to camp

The list from the poster, except you can tick it off. What you tick is kept in your own browser, so you can come back to it while you pack.

Everyday kit every good dog needs

Food exactly like at home

A phone number for emergencies

For the perfect stay

Dana sitting on the living-room floor with her arm around a tan-and-black dog wearing a silver party hat, both looking at the camera.
Dana
Roy holding a black-and-white border collie puppy up beside his face, grinning, in a garden full of greenery.
Roy

Dana & Roy

The camp is simply our home in Rehovot. A dog staying with us lives in it the way they live in yours: in the living room, on the sofa, with whoever happens to be home. We take one dog at a time — which is the reason it stays that way.

Dana & Roy

Questions people ask us

Anything that isn't here — ask us on WhatsApp, we answer.

How many dogs stay with you at once?
One. That is the whole idea. Your dog never meets a strange dog here and never has to compete for attention.
Is there a meeting before the stay?
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. A short visit beforehand is the difference between a hard goodbye on the day of the flight and walking into a house they already know.
Is the dog ever left alone?
Yes. During working hours on weekdays your dog is alone in the house, exactly as they are at yours. Every other hour — evenings, nights and weekends — they are with us.
Do you send updates while they're with you?
Yes. We send photos and videos so you know how they are. You can also just ask — we're on WhatsApp.
What does it cost?
There is no price list on this site. Every stay is different — its length, its dates, what the dog needs — so we work out a price when we talk. Send us a message and we will come back to you with one.
Do you have room on my dates?
One dog at a time means the calendar fills up quickly, especially over holidays and in the summer. Send us your dates on WhatsApp and we'll tell you straight away.
Where are you?
In Rehovot. We give the exact address when we talk, as we arrange the first meeting.
What do I need to bring?
A lead, a collar, the bed and toys from home, enough food for the stay, and your vet's phone number for emergencies. There's a full list above you can tick off while you pack. See the full list

Talk to us

The best way to start is a short WhatsApp message: who you are, which dog, and which dates. We'll come back to you with a price and whether we're free.

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