Price List
Boarding
Overnight stays at the Clover Ranch
Ranch House
accommodations in a spacious
private run.$44 for the first dog
$34 for any additional dog in the same kennel
Ranch House with a Pasture
accommodations with access to a
private outdoor run!$49 for the first dog
$39 for any additional dog in the same kennel
Daycamp
Day-play at the Clover Ranch
Full Day
7:00 am to 5:30 pm.$30/first k9 camper
Full Day Additional K9 Camper
additional k9 campers from the same household.$20/per k9 camper
Half Day
P.M. play session 1 pm to 5 pm$20/per k9 camper
Spa Services
Dirty Dog
to smell better!Small under 20 lbs $25
Medium 21-40 lbs $30
Large 41-60 lbs $35
Giant 61-80 lbs $40
Jumbo 81& up $50
All Gussied Up!
a massaging bath, blow dry, brush,
nail trim, ear cleaning, anal gland
expression (if needed), bandana,
and a touch of canine cologne.Small under 20 lbs $40
Medium 21-40 lbs $50
Large 41-60 lbs $60
Giant 61-80 lbs $70
Jumbo 81& up $75
De-Shedding
to any package!Small under 20 lbs $10
Medium 21-40 lbs $15
Large 41-60 lbs $20
Giant 61-80 lbs $25
Jumbo 81& up $30
A la Carte$10 Ear Cleaning - $10 Dental Cleaning - $10 Anal Gland Expression - $10 Nail Trim - $5 Flea bath add-on to any package
Get 20% OFF all services with an overnight stay
or a full day of daycamp!
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Final Thoughts
Final Thoughts: What is Crate Training Meant to Do?At its best, crate training is not about confinement — it's about giving your dog a space they can call their own. A well-trained dog doesn't just tolerate the crate; they seek it out. They nap in it. They bring their toys to it. It becomes their bedroom, their safe room, their quiet corner in a busy world.
When done with kindness, patience, and consistency, crate training supports:
A retreat:A place your dog can go when they're overwhelmed, tired, or just need a break.
A routine anchor:A predictable structure that helps anxious dogs feel more secure.
A confidence builder:A space where your dog learns to self-soothe and relax independently.
If you've been wondering what is crate training and whether it's right for your dog, the answer is likely yes — as long as you approach it with care. Start slow, stay positive, and always put your dog's comfort first.
At Clover-Pets, we believe every dog deserves a space where they feel safe, supported, and at home. Whether you're starting with a new puppy or helping an older dog adjust, we're here to help you build a training plan that works for your unique situation. Because a calm, confident dog starts with a calm, confident approach — and sometimes, that starts with a cozy crate in the corner of your living room.