Stay onsite / kennel offsite

[tbee407]

We are planning a trip to Florida that will include up to three nights at a WDW resort. The challenge is that we will have two dogs with us. Can anyone recommend a kennel close to WDW? I have looked into the WDW kennels and I think it might be a challenge to get there, walk our dogs and plan visits to the parks. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[spiceycat]

Epcot will walk your dogs.

So I would get their early - the kennel should open an hour before Epcot - walk him.

then that evening - the kennel is open either an hour or maybe 2 are Epcot closes.

then have the kennel walk him around lunch time.

Now I go walk Spicey 3 to 5 times a day. but I am a DVC owner and Spicey is 18 years old and I won't have him much longer. My Vet constantly reminds that most cats don't live beyond 12 years. So I enjoy our time together.

However I definitely understand not wanting to go walk your pet when you are trying to see WDW.

most of the outside kennels cost more and have wait less hours - they generally close at 5pm.

this site names the good ones - WDW is in LBV - not Orlando or Kissimmee.
http://www.abka.org/abka/