Sitter's house
Host-home dog overnights in Nashville.
A host-home overnight means your dog stays in a person's house instead of a facility. It appeals to dogs that dislike kennel noise and to owners who want a calmer environment.
$55 to $110per night
What shapes host-home prices.
The host decides the rules, so ask each one the same set of questions.
- The number of dogs the host takes at once changes the rate.
- Private rooms or one-dog-only stays cost more.
- Ask about fencing, safe gates and who is home overnight.
- Some hosts do not take puppies or intact dogs.
- Ask about the host's plan for storms and emergencies.
- Daily photo updates are common.
Get a host-home overnights quote.
Tell us about your dog and your dates. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local boarding provider.
Before you book.
Is a host home safer than a kennel?
Neither is automatically safer. Ask about fencing, supervision and records.
How much does a host home cost?
About $55 to $110 per night.
How many dogs does a host take?
It varies. Ask for the typical number.
Will my dog be left alone?
Ask how long and how often.
More boarding guides.
Holiday and event weekends
Boarding on dates when Nashville calendars fill up first.
$50 to $95per nightSee the guide →
Boarding with pickup
A stay where the provider collects and returns your dog.
$50 to $90per nightSee the guide →
Cage-free overnight
Dogs sleep in shared or open rooms with staff nearby.
$45 to $85per nightSee the guide →