Little dogs
Small and toy dog boarding in Nashville.
Small dogs do better when they are not housed next to big, loud neighbors, and many get chilly or overwhelmed more easily. A good match around Nashville keeps small dogs with others their own size.
$40 to $70per night
Points to compare for small-dog stays.
Prices usually sit at the lower end of the range because the space and food are smaller.
- Ask whether small dogs stay in a separate area from large ones.
- Cold nights in winter matter for short-haired toy breeds.
- Ask about elevated beds and the temperature of the room.
- Small dogs may need more frequent potty breaks.
- Some small dogs are shy, so a quiet room can help.
- Check how staff pick up and handle tiny dogs.
Get a small and toy dogs quote.
Tell us about your dog and your dates. Your request is reviewed and referred to a local boarding provider.
Before you book.
Is small-dog boarding cheaper?
Usually a bit, at about $40 to $70 per night.
Will my small dog be with big dogs?
Ask whether play groups are sorted by size.
Do small dogs get cold?
Some do. Ask about winter temperatures and bedding.
Can I bring a sweater or bed?
Most places allow it.
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 →