A kennel is a building or enclosure where dogs are kept, especially for breeding or boarding. It can also refer to a place where hunting hounds are housed and trained.
Usage examples
A kennel is a facility where dogs are kept temporarily, such as when their owners are away on vacation.
Many pet owners choose to board their dogs at a kennel when they are unable to care for them at home.
I visited a local kennel to find a suitable playmate for my dog.
The kennel provided a clean and comfortable environment for the dogs to stay in.
The kennel offered a variety of services, including feeding, grooming, and exercise.
The kennel had separate areas for small and large dogs to ensure their safety and comfort.
The kennel had a strict vaccination policy to protect the dogs from contagious diseases.
The kennel owner introduced me to the staff and showed me around the premises.
I left my dog at the kennel and went on my vacation knowing that she would be in good hands.
When I picked up my dog from the kennel, she seemed happy and well-cared for.
However, we can speak in general terms by using the canine categories developed by the North American kennel clubs. (professorshouse.com)
The causes of kennel cough in dogs may include viruses or bacteria. (vetinfo.com)
They participate in kennel clubs that hold dog shows and educate the public about dog care in general and breed behavior, health, and dog sports in particular. (naiaonline.org)