Luxury Dog Boarding Resort in Atlantis Florida

Luxury Dog Boarding Resort

Luxury Dog Boarding Resort in Atlantis Florida

Atlantis Florida dog owners have plenty of boarding options. Most of them involve concrete runs, fluorescent lights, and a row of identical kennels. If you’re looking for something different — a place where your dog can run, explore, and actually enjoy their stay — you’re in the right place.

Pawsitively Love sits on wooded land in Loxahatchee, about 20 minutes from most Atlantis Florida neighborhoods. It’s a former horse property with mature trees, open grass, a pond, and lounge areas for dogs to relax. Dogs spend their days outside, moving freely between shaded areas and open space. At night, they sleep together in a shared, climate-controlled room — not isolated in separate cages. To learn about pricing and logistics, visit our main dog boarding page. For daytime-only care, see our dog daycare service.

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Why Atlantis Florida Dog Owners Make the Drive

Loxahatchee isn’t Atlantis Florida. It’s about 20 minutes away, past the suburban edge and into a more rural part of the county. Some dog owners wonder why they’d drive that far. The answer is simple: space.

Atlantis Florida Is Built for People, Not Dogs

Condos, apartments, and small yards are common in Atlantis Florida. Many dogs don’t get the room to run they need at home. A boarding facility with open space gives them something they can’t get in the city.

South Florida Heat Limits Outdoor Time

From May through September, Atlantis Florida temperatures regularly climb into the low 90s, and humidity levels average 70% or higher. Dogs can’t safely spend long periods on hot concrete or in direct sun. A facility with mature trees, shaded areas, and plenty of water is essential — not optional. The tree cover at Pawsitively Love provides natural shade that concrete runs can’t match.

Reviews from Atlantis Florida Clients

Long-time clients describe the property in specific terms. One reviewer wrote: “Imagine a huge barn and pastures for horses, now imagine it’s only for dogs to play and run in! Lots of space to run, amazing lounge areas for the dogs to relax, a pond to swim in.” Another said: “There are beautiful trees on property, plenty of space to run, couches for the dogs to lay down on.”

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What Makes This a “Resort”

The word “resort” implies amenities and comfort. Here’s what that looks like on our property.

Trees and Open Space

The property has mature trees and open grass. Dogs spend their days outside, not confined to a building. There’s space to run, sniff, and explore at their own pace.

Lounge Areas for Resting

After activity, dogs rest in shaded lounge areas. Couches and comfortable spots are available. This isn’t a concrete run with a plastic bed — it’s a place where dogs can actually relax.

A Pond

The property includes a pond, which adds to the natural environment and gives dogs something interesting to investigate.

Shared Sleeping Quarters

At night, dogs sleep together in a shared, climate-controlled room — not isolated in separate cages. This mimics the way dogs naturally sleep in a group, which can reduce anxiety for social dogs.

Cage-Free Throughout

Dogs are not confined to individual kennels or runs. They move freely between indoor and outdoor spaces throughout the day.

Who Thrives at a Luxury Resort

A resort experience isn’t right for every dog. It’s right for dogs who thrive in an open, social environment.

This Environment Is a Good Fit For:

  • Social dogs who enjoy playing with others

  • Dogs who need more exercise than they get at home

  • Dogs who are comfortable in group settings

  • Dogs who enjoy outdoor environments

This Environment May Not Be a Good Fit For:

  • Dogs who are reactive, aggressive, or extremely anxious

  • Dogs who prefer solitude and become stressed in groups

  • Dogs who are not spayed or neutered after one year of age (they are not permitted in group areas)

If you are unsure whether your dog would thrive here, contact us to discuss your dog’s temperament.

Requirements for Boarding

Before your dog can stay, we must confirm a few health requirements. Full details are on our instructions page.

Vaccinations

All dogs must be current on Distemper, Bordetella, Parvo, and Rabies. You’ll need to bring a hard copy of your dog’s current vet report — we don’t keep records from previous visits and don’t copy documents on-site.

Flea and Tick Prevention

Your dog must be free of fleas and ticks and protected with a veterinarian-recommended flea and tick medication.

Fecal Check

An annual fecal check is required.

Spay/Neuter Status

Dogs over one year of age that are not spayed or neutered are not permitted in group areas.

What It Costs

Boarding is priced per day, not per night.

Situation Rate
1 dog under 50 lbs $50/day
2 dogs under 50 lbs $45 each/day
3 dogs under 50 lbs $40 each/day
Dog over 50 lbs +$5/day
Dog over 100 lbs +$10/day
Dog over 150 lbs +$15/day
Unneutered dog +$5/day
Puppy under 1 year +$5/day
Daily medication +$5 per medication

Payment is due before check-in. We accept credit card via the “Buy Now” link on our site or cash. No checks.

A 50% deposit within 20 days of drop-off confirms your reservation. If you cancel, the deposit credits to your next stay.

What to Pack for Your Dog’s Stay

  • Food: Sealed container with clear AM/PM instructions. No open bags.

  • Medications: In pill pockets if we’re giving them, with written instructions.

  • Vet records: A hard copy we can keep.

  • Bowls: Only if your dog uses specialty bowls. Otherwise, we provide them.

Questions About Our Resort

What makes this a “luxury” resort?

The space and the environment. It’s a wooded property with trees, open grass, a pond, and lounge areas — not a warehouse with concrete runs.

Can I tour the facility before booking?

Contact us directly to ask about tour availability. Our gated property has specific check-in procedures.