Working Dogs

As an owner of gun dogs myself, I know just how important it is that all types of working breeds receive the correct handling when in kennels. Lots of the right sort of exercise is, of course, very important – but so too is the maintaining of discipline, and ensuring that there is no absence of mental stimulation to keep the dog’s mind active, alert and razor sharp in readiness for the day it returns to its duties.
Because I accommodate only a maximum of four dogs at any one time (each in its own heated kennel), I am able to ensure that each is given a high degree of individual attention.

Your dog (or dogs) will never be neglected, and the lengthy walking and exercise periods they receive each day – no matter what the weather – will ensure that they settle down each night having expended a similar amount of energy to a hard-working day in the company of their owner.
For this reason, boredom and frustration are simply unheard of in my kennels – and so too are the sounds of yelping dogs, all-too commonly a feature of many establishments where animals lack exercise and stimulation.

My kenneling regime demands a much greater commitment of my time to your dog’s welfare and wellbeing – and I’m not going to pretend that my boarding rates don’t reflect this. But in terms of good value, and the assurance of returning home with a dog of the same temperament as the one you left, I think you will agree that the extra is well worth it.

Ring me on 01931 715282 or email email ingridgrayling@hotmail.com

Please note: All dogs must be fully up to date with their yearly vaccinations, including kennel cough. Please bring your certificate with you as I will otherwise not be able to have your dog on my premises.