I hereby certify that I have read and understand the following: 1. I certify that my dog(s) have not harmed or shown aggressive or threatening behavior towards any person or any other dog. I understand that I am solely responsible for any harm caused by my dog(s) while my dog(s) is/are attending Dogs On The Farm (Center 2. I further understand and agree that in admitting my dog(s) to the Center, Dogs On The Farm staff have relied on my representation that my dog(s) is/are in good health and have not been ill with any communicable condition in the last 30 days. 3. I further understand and agree that in admitting my dog(s) to the Center, Dogs On The Farm staff have relied on my representation that my dog(s) is/are in good health with no health restrictions on play unless otherwise disclosed to the Center and have not harmed or shown aggressive or threatening behavior towards any person or any other dog. 4. I further understand and agree that Dogs On The Farm and their staff and volunteers, will not be liable for any problems which develop, provided reasonable care and precautions are followed, and I hereby release them of any liability of any kind whatsoever arising from my dog(s) attendance and participation at the Center. 5.I further understand and agree that any problems that develop with my dog(s) will be treated as deemed best by staff and volunteers of Dogs On The Farm, at their sole discretion, and that I assume full financial responsibility for any and all expenses involved. 6.I further understand that my dog (s) will be included in Dogs On The Farm's PetAssurance Program, and I have read and understand the program and its inclusions and exclusions. I further certify that I have read and understand the policies of the Center as set forth on the preceding pages and that I have read and understand the conditions, and statements of this agreement, including the following: 1.Should any boarding animal become ill or seem to be in need of medical attention, we reserve the right to administer aid or use our veterinarian. Any expenses so incurred, shall be paid by the owner of said animal in addition to other fees listed on this contract. 2.Daily boarding charges begin on the date entered on the current check in form. Customer agrees to notify this kennel in advance if there is any change in the date boarding animal is to be picked up. No boarding animal will be released until all charges are paid in full. 3. Owners shall remain liable for complete boarding as well as other charges incurred in the care, maintenance and disposal of said animal as listed on this contract. It is expressly agreed by Owner and Kennel that Kennel's liability shall in no event exceed the lesser of the current chattel value of a pet of the same species or sum of $200.00 per animal boarded. The owner further agrees to be solely responsible for any and all acts or behavior of said pet while it is in the care of the Kennel. The owner of the animal or his agent agrees to pay reasonable attorney's fees incurred by the boarding facility in the collections of any boarding, grooming, or other charges incurred by the owner of the animal or his agent. 4.Dogs must be up to date on the following vaccinations: Distemper, Bordetella, and Rabies. 5.Pets with fleas/ticks will be bathed/dipped at owner's expense in order to maintain flea control in the kennel. 6. This kennel is not held responsible for the loss of any toys, leashes, collars, or bedding that is brought into the kennel.

I understand and agree to the above.

Dogs On The Farm & Cats, Too is a STAY AND PLAY pet care facility. While at the Farm, you may choose to have your dog participate in group play (daycare). Group play daycare is wonderful for most dogs. It provides socialization, healthy play, fun, and exercise. It keeps your dog happy and occupied while you are away from home. However, group play daycare is not for every dog, and it is not for every owner.

We offer other options for private play and small group play, which may be better suited to your dog. There are also risks associated with boarding a dog including illness, injury, and escape. Dogs on the Farm is not liable for any injuries or illnesses that occur while your dog is in our care. Dog owners are solely responsible for all veterinary bills after any applicable PetAssurance payment by Dogs On The Farm. The list below is not intended to be a complete list of all risks.

Risk 1: Your dog may be injured. Daycare dogs and boarding dogs who choose to participate in play may become injured while they are visiting the Farm. Dogs play hard and you can expect bumps, bruises, irritated paws, and scratches occasionally as a result of play. Rarely, an injury will be more severe, including bites, punctures, and other wounds, soft tissue injuries, even a broken bone, or more serious injury may occur. Extremely rarely, an injury may even be life-threatening. The owners and staff at Dogs on the Farm take great pride in our facility's safety procedures, and we would be happy to discuss this with you.

Risk 2: Your dog may get sick. Illnesses are more likely to occur in a kennel/daycare environment than at home due to the concentration of dogs in one location. Despite daily disinfecting with dog and cat specific disinfectant and a state-of-the-art kennel cleaning system, bacteria and viruses can spread easily by air, saliva, or skin contact. Often the host dog has no symptoms. The most common illnesses encountered at a boarding facility are canine cough and stomach viruses. All dogs at Dogs on the Farm are required to be up to date on Rabies, Distemper, and Bordetella vaccinations. We highly recommend the dog flu and Lymes vaccines. Risk

3: Your dog may be dirty if you do not request a bath.All dogs who play will get dirty. The more fun they have the dirtier they will be. We clean daily and have clean dog friendly flooring, but dogs have a tendency to lick, mouth, and drool on each other, and go in and out of pools. They may become smelly. We highly recommend an exit bath prior to departure.

Risk 4: Your dog may act strange when he gets home.Dogs play hard at the Farm, and they will likely be very tired the first few days at home. Expect your dog to sleep a lot. Your dog may act unusually hungry or thirsty when they go home. This is common and does not mean that they did not drink/eat while they were at the Farm. Please limit food and drink until your dog adjusts to being home.

Please consider carefully if group play is right for you and your dog. If you decide that group doggie daycare is not for your dog, or if you have any concerns about your dog's participation in group play, please select private play, walks, or other activities for your dog instead.