Calm, home-based care built around activity, enrichment, companionship and rest.
After breakfast, dogs head out on a countryside group walk designed to give them space to explore, sniff, move, socialise and enjoy the world around them.
After the morning adventure, it is time to slow things down. Dogs can rest properly, settle into the home and recharge before the afternoon.
The afternoon is shaped around the dogs staying with us. This might include play, scent games, gentle training, enrichment activities or simply some quiet one-to-one time.
Dinner, affection and a gradual transition into the evening. Dogs settle into a familiar home routine with plenty of opportunity to relax and switch off.
Dogs stay with us in a genuine home environment and become part of everyday life while they are here.
We want them to feel comfortable, secure and able to settle, rather than feeling as though they are simply being housed somewhere unfamiliar.
We keep numbers intentionally small so each dog has plenty of individual attention and the home remains calm and comfortable. Every dog is assessed before joining us, and we carefully consider temperament, confidence and compatibility when bringing dogs together.
We only accept dogs we are confident will integrate well. Every dog is assessed individually, and group compatibility is always prioritised over simply filling spaces.
Not usually. We offer collection and drop-off, and many dogs join one of our morning group walks as part of their day with us. We'll confirm the arrangements with you in advance.
Yes. Walks form part of the normal daily rhythm for dogs staying with us, including our morning group adventure where appropriate.
Yes, where appropriate. We can incorporate training into your dog's stay, but this would always be discussed and agreed with you beforehand so the training has a clear purpose.
We mirror your dog's usual home routine as closely as possible. Some dogs are used to crates, while others prefer a bed or another comfortable sleeping space within the home.
We want dogs staying with us to have more than somewhere safe to sleep. Their day includes walks, enrichment, companionship, appropriate social interaction and proper downtime, all within a calm home environment where we get to know them properly.
Not necessarily, and we think it is important to be open about that. Home boarding involves sharing a home with other dogs, so we assess every dog individually and consider their temperament, confidence, routines and compatibility before confirming a stay.
