Three dogs playing together on the grass in a sunny back yard

Homestead, Florida

Flying out Thursday? Your dog's covered.

Name: Luna Dog House
Price range: $$

Small-group boarding and daycare in a real home. Up to three dogs, photos every day, and no front desk: you talk to the person caring for your dog.

Book a stay See how it works

Boarding $60 a night. Daycare $45 a day.

Vaccination checked before the first night Every dog meets the others first Never more than three guest dogs English y español

A house, not a kennel.

Your dog stays in a home with a fenced yard and a sofa, in a group small enough that someone notices when they're off their food.

Two dogs playing on the grass, one in a play bow

A small group, not a crowd

Enough company to play with, few enough that yours never gets lost in the pack.

A dog trotting in through an open front door into a sunlit room

Sofas, not concrete

Wood floors and a door onto the grass. No kennel runs, no chain link, no rows of cages.

A dog sitting up on a sofa, ears forward, looking at the camera

Photos every day

Plus a quick note, so you know how they slept and what they ate before you think to ask.

How a stay works

Nothing is booked until you've visited the house and met us. Until then, you're free to walk away.

1

Send your dates

Tell us how many dogs you have, their ages, and any medication or quirks.
2

Everyone meets first

Your dog is introduced to Luna and any other dogs booked for the same dates. If they don't click, we tell you before anything is booked.
3

Drop off

Bring their food, their bed and their vaccination records. A familiar routine helps them settle in fast.
4

Photos while you're gone

A quick update every day. Want more? Just ask.
5

Pick up

A happy, well-fed dog, plus the full story of their stay.

A dog grinning while being scratched under the chin

Luna lives here

Your dog won't be on their own. Luna lives here full-time and meets every dog before they stay. If the two don't click, that's a no, and nobody's out anything.

She counts toward the city's four-dog limit, so three guests is as full as the house gets.

She's the easygoing one in the house. Nervous dogs tend to take their cue from her, and by the first evening most of them are following her from the water bowl to the back door.

A day at the house

Running in the yard, a game or two inside, and dinner at the usual time, while you're wherever work sent you.

A beagle on a leash and a brindle pit bull mix touching noses on the grass — Hello first, then play

A black-and-white border collie mix leaping with a tennis ball in its mouth — Fetch, then fetch again

A fawn bulldog mix and a scruffy terrier mix playing tug-of-war with a rope on a wooden floor — Tug-of-war in the living room

An Australian shepherd sitting on the kitchen floor, looking up as hands bring its dinner bowl — Their own food from home

A corgi grinning at the camera with its head tilted — Today's photo, sent to you

A cream goldendoodle racing across the grass with a dachshund chasing close behind — Full speed, for no reason at all

Rates

No booking fee and no hidden extras. Every charge is on this list.

Boarding, first dog $60 / night

Each extra dog from the same family +$35 / night

Holidays +$15 / night

Daycare $45 / day

Two dogs from the same family: $95 a night.

Rates are per family. If another family books the same nights, their rate is separate and yours doesn't change.

Daycare is by reservation

There's no drop-in. Space is limited, so book it ahead just like an overnight stay.

How we keep it safe

Each of these costs us bookings. We keep them anyway, because they're what makes it safe to leave your dog here.

Everyone meets before they share a house

If it's not a good fit, we say no instead of hoping for the best.

Crates only if your dog likes them

Only if they're already trained to one and actually prefer it, never just to make a busy day easier.

Vaccination checked, every time

We need proof before the first night, no exceptions. It keeps Luna, your dog and every other guest healthy.

No dogs with a bite history

It means turning some dogs away. In a home with other guests, we can't take that risk.

No overbooking, even on holidays

Holidays are our busiest days, and the limit doesn't change. Your dog gets the same space on Christmas as on any Tuesday.

Questions

Quick answers before your first stay. If yours isn't here, message us.

What vaccination proof do you need?

Up-to-date rabies, DHPP and bordetella, as a photo or PDF from your vet. Send it before you meet so everything's ready on drop-off day.

What should I bring?

Their food measured per meal, their bed or blanket, any medication with written instructions, and a leash. Familiar smells settle a dog faster than anything else.

Will my dog be with other dogs?

Usually, yes: a few other guests plus Luna, and they all meet first. If your dog does better alone, tell us and we'll find dates when the house is otherwise empty.

What if I need to cancel?

Change or cancel for free up to 48 hours before drop-off, or 7 days before a holiday stay. After that, the first night or daycare day is charged. Booked through Rover? Then Rover's cancellation policy applies.

Tell us your dates

We'll let you know whether there's space for your dog.

Book through Rover We answer in English and in Spanish.