Dog Boarding
Overnight stays in kennels, cabins and suites. Typical published rates run $55 to $65 a night for a standard kennel and $80 to $87 for a suite, before holiday surcharges.
Free Quotes for Dog Boarding, Daycare, Grooming and Training in Colorado
Describe your dog once, and independent providers in your city reply with their own prices and policies. We run the directory and pass the request along; we do not board, groom or train dogs ourselves.
How a free quote request works
Three steps, no account, no phone calls unless you want them.
1. Pick the service and city
Open the page for the service you need in your city, below. Each one explains typical published prices, the vaccines you will be asked for and what is specific to that city before you fill anything in.
2. Tell us about your dog
Breed or size, age, whether they are spayed or neutered, the dates you need and anything a provider should know, such as medication, reactivity or a dog that has never been kennelled. One form, a couple of minutes.
3. Providers reply directly
We pass your request to independent local businesses that serve that city. They contact you with their own quote, their own vaccine and screening rules and their own availability, typically within a business day. You compare and decide; nothing is booked through us.
Who the providers are
Every business that receives requests from this site is independent. Most are the same kennels, daycares, salons and trainers you can read about in the directory, which is free for businesses to join. We do not own, operate or staff any of them, and we do not set their prices.
In Colorado, a facility that boards more than three dogs at a time, trains dogs in the owner's absence or grooms for pay generally needs a licence under the Pet Animal Care and Facilities Act (PACFA), issued by the Colorado Department of Agriculture after a pre-licence inspection. Licences expire March 1 each year. In the directory, the "PACFA licensed" tag appears only on listings where we confirmed that status from the source; where a provider is small enough to be exempt, such as someone boarding one or two dogs in their home, we say so rather than imply a licence. Rules updated in July 2025 also require licensed facilities to keep vaccination records for every dog before commingling, which is why every quote will ask about shots.
Our part, plainly. We share your contact details with the matched provider(s), who may pay us a referral fee. Payment does not affect directory listings or order. Verify licensing, vaccine policy and pricing directly with the business before you hand over the leash.
Choose a service and city
Each page has a quote form plus local detail: which facilities cluster where, the city's licence and leash rules, and when the kennels fill up.
Dog Daycare
Supervised group play by the day, half day or membership. Drop-in full days are typically $53 to $58; weekly plans bring that closer to $47 to $53 a day.
Dog Grooming
Baths, full grooms and de-shedding in salons or mobile vans. Full grooms are typically $60 to $85 for small dogs, up to $105 to $120 or more for large and long-coated breeds.
Dog Training
Group classes, private sessions and board-and-train. Six-week group courses typically run $125 to $300; private sessions $55 to $150 an hour.
Published prices as of October 2026, typical Front Range ranges. Providers set their own.
Questions about free quotes
Does it cost anything to request quotes?
No. The request form is free and there is no obligation to book. If you do book, the provider may pay us a referral fee, which never changes the price you are quoted and never affects which businesses we list in the directory.
Who actually replies to my request?
Independent local businesses: kennels, daycares, groomers and trainers operating in the city you picked. We are not a provider ourselves. Replies typically arrive within a business day, though holiday weeks can be slower because the same facilities are at their busiest.
What does PACFA licensing mean for me?
Colorado's Pet Animal Care and Facilities Act requires most boarding, daycare, training and grooming businesses to hold a licence from the Colorado Department of Agriculture, which inspects them before opening and afterward. Ask any provider to show the licence, or look them up on CDA's Active Facility List.
What happens to the details I submit?
Your name, contact details and what you told us about your dog go to the matched provider or providers in that city so they can quote you. We do not sell the list elsewhere, and you can ask us to delete your request at any time through the contact page.
Which services and cities are covered?
Boarding and daycare in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Aurora and Lakewood; grooming and training in Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder and Fort Collins. The directory itself covers all 12 cities on the site, so if your city is missing here, browse the listings instead.
Get free quotes from local pros
One short form; independent Colorado boarders, daycares, groomers and trainers reply directly.