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Topic Dog Boards / General / Home Boarding Worcstershire/Shropshire/Herefordshire
- By Sophie1259 [gb] Date 03.01.20 19:15 UTC
Anyone know of a GOOD boarder around my area please?  Someone who doesnt have a big pack of dogs or live on a main rd?
I find it soo stressful finding somewhere to leave my dog when on holiday, i have no family or friends nearby and he hates kennels
- By furriefriends Date 04.01.20 08:37 UTC
Most.councils have a list of licenced home.boarders which would be a good place to start. 
U can speak to them and  get a feel.for.what they can offer
- By MamaBas [gb] Date 04.01.20 13:26 UTC Edited 04.01.20 13:32 UTC
Have  you tried your vet?   They should know of people in their area who do home boarding.

I did a quick Google using your subject and this is one place that came up
http://www.homeboardingkennels.co.uk/
There are others - I have no connection with this place btw!  And they may take on a lot of dogs which may not be what you are after.  I'm always wary about places who allow free-running for a number of dogs......
- By Sophie1259 [gb] Date 06.01.20 14:30 UTC
Hi there, thanks for replying. Ive tried the vets nothing really just have details of kennels. I went to see one home boarder but in my opinion she had too many dogs at once, around 7 when i visited and the property was on a very busy main road so wouldn't consider that one.
The one you found i looked at but found some negative reviews saying they wont let you look round to see where the dogs stay.

I think i may have to knock holidays on the head not happy to leave my dog in kennels either , did consider a pet sitter who stays in the home but again how do you know tyey are going to really look after your pets ?
- By ANNE C [gb] Date 06.01.20 14:37 UTC
I have used Animal Angels several times.  Always been very happy with them.  When we came back home after three days away my dogs were chilled and happy. Not cheap though!
- By MamaBas [gb] Date 06.01.20 17:08 UTC
When I needed to get to the West country from 'up East', over a weekend, to check out some accommodation for an impending move, I had a local couple with decent refs. come in to sit mine.  I was aware that although they said they'd be sleeping in my home, they were doing other 'sitting' too but frankly I felt that was okay for just 3 days max and I had to go.    Yes mine were ok when I got home, but clearly they'd not confined them to the kitchen when they left them as asked, and there was a large (urine?) mark on the living room carpet.   I was not amused.

Over how many years, we actually didn't take holidays, mainly because the cost of boarding them would be more than our holiday cost :grin:   We did to away for 9 days at one point, leaving our lot for a kind neighbour to look after.  The trouble with that was everytime we moved to a different mobile area, the phone rang and I immediately panicked thinking there was a significant problem.   We were in Europe at the time!

I think you may be looking at either not going away, or taking your dog with you!!
Topic Dog Boards / General / Home Boarding Worcstershire/Shropshire/Herefordshire

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