Play and interaction can be just as important to your dogs wellbeing as feeding and exercise.  All dogs need mental stimulation in one form or another to keep them happy, and that's why we spend time and effort ensuring that your dog is active physically and mentally.

Our dedicated play centre offers stimulation and fun for your dog whatever the weather.  Offering lots of toys, bones, digging pits, ball pits, specially selected interactive toys and specially selected agility equipment, its the perfect place to release energy and eradicate boredom.  Supervised at all times by qualified members of the pet care team, you can add the use of this additional facility on a daily care basis or for the length of an entire stay.

Unlike other dog daycare centres we believe that continual play in large play groups can sometimes be detrimental to your dogs overall well-being. Having a number of short play sessions through the day with rest breaks and walks in between means your dog is going to have a much more structured day and will lead to a happy and healthier dog.  

Sessions can be on a 1 on 1 basis or you can choose to have your dog socialized with other suitable dogs in a play group.  All dogs entering a play group are assessed initial so they join the right group for their breed and temperament. This means your dog will have the most enjoyable experience they can have playing and interacting with other dogs.  

We are also pleased to provide your dog with residential dog obedience training and dog behavioural training by Rachael Longstaff & Leighanna Tuplin who are qualified to do so. Calls welcome for a personal, friendly chat on your dogs behavioural needs. 

50% Off all dog training assessments until 30th September 2010