About Fun Animal Sport Training and Boarding

<h2>A farm kennel that boards more than dogs</h2><p>This is a boarding business first. The site describes a family owned and operated full service pet boarding facility – "not just dogs" – on an 18 acre farm near Mechanicsburg, and invites owners to bring a dog, pig, goat, horse or sheep. Livestock boarding is offered as its own line. The kennel is described as sitting only 50 feet from the owners' home, which the page offers as the reason for round-the-clock care and added security.</p><h2>How the kennel works</h2><p>Kennels are private, spacious and climate-controlled, each with a doggy door to a secure outdoor area available around the clock, weather permitting, plus a large outdoor grassy exercise area. Each suite has a raised, cushioned bed; dogs from the same household may share one; and there is no extra charge to administer medication. The site says owners get updates including texts, pictures and videos during the stay. On safety, the page is direct: there is no group play with client dogs; dogs are kept on non-slip surfaces, and exercise is described as physical and mental in a well-controlled environment.</p><h2>The training side</h2><p>Training appears in two places. The site name itself is Fun Animal Sport Training &amp; Boarding, the navigation carries a Training page, and the home page says "We offer Lodge and Learn Enrichment Programs" – boarding stays with training attached. Under who they are, the page lists "Have over 30 years of experience with animals" and "Accomplished dog trainer." The site has a separate Training page; ask what the training programs involve and who teaches them.</p><h2>Prices and scheduling, as published</h2><p>Fees are published per 24 hour period in a shared kennel: $30 for one dog, $50 for two, $65 for three and $80 for four. A female in season carries an additional cleaning fee of $5 per day. The page allows a two-hour grace period past the 24 hours before an extra night is charged. Drop-offs and pick-ups are by appointment only at a specific time, with none between 11am and 3pm, no drop-offs on Saturday, and a $10 late fee for being more than 15 minutes late. Confirm current figures directly.</p>