Chloe P.
Leicester
Services
Chloe can host
Chloe can care for
Availability
Our daily life is built entirely around the needs of our dogs. Because of our staggered work schedules, our home is almost never empty. My husband works during the day, and I work in the evenings, meaning there is nearly always a human on-site to provide attention, play, and security. • Frequent Fresh Air: We utilise our three AstroTurf paddocks and our large grass paddock throughout the day. Dogs are let out every two hours for toilet breaks, stretching their legs, and supervised play. • Countryside Adventures: In addition to paddock time, we head out for one or two long countryside walks daily to enjoy the local scenery and fresh air. • Seamless Supervision: I am home throughout the day with the pack. Our dogs are only ever left for a short window (typically between 3 PM – 5 PM) during the "handover" when I head to work and my husband returns home. • Evening Wind-Down: Evenings are spent in the farmhouse where the dogs can relax after an active day. Availability We offer boarding 7 days a week (weekdays and weekends). Because we have a structured routine with our own three dogs, guest dogs slot right into our "farmhouse family" life with ease!
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About Chloe P.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
• Double-Gated Security: Our entire property is enclosed by a secure perimeter fence. • Paddocks: We have four dedicated, high-fence paddocks (three AstroTurf and one large grass) where dogs can exercise off-lead in a completely controlled environment. • Zoned Living: Inside the house, we utilise a "crate and rotate" or separated living style. We keep our own three dogs in separate areas of the home when necessary to ensure guest dogs have their own space to relax and decompress without feeling overwhelmed. Professional Management: • Expert Oversight: With a professional dog trainer in the house, we are experts at reading canine body language. We never leave guest dogs unsupervised with our own pack or our toddler. • Individual Care: We have various sizes of crates available if your dog is crate-trained and prefers their own "bedroom" for sleeping or mealtimes. • Safe Walking: When we leave the property for countryside walks, we use high-quality leads and remain in quiet, low-traffic areas to keep stress levels low. Trust & Peace of Mind: Because I am home during the day and my husband is home in the evenings, your pet is monitored around the clock. We are used to managing multiple dogs and understand the importance of routine, clear boundaries, and lots of supervised fun!
Home
Information Chloe P. would like to know about your pet
To ensure I provide the best care and keep everyone in the household happy and safe, please let me know the following: 1. Recall & Lead Manners Since we enjoy long countryside walks, does your dog have reliable recall, or should they remain on a lead/long line? Do they have any triggers on walks (like livestock, cyclists, or other dogs)? 2. Social Compatibility As I rotate dogs through our paddocks and we relax together in the house, it’s vital to know how your dog reacts to others. Are they social, indifferent, or do they prefer their own space? 3. House Habits Are they fully house-trained? Do they have any "counter-surfing" tendencies or a habit of chewing non-toy items? Knowing their "house rules" helps me maintain their routine. 4. Separation & Sleeping How does your dog settle at night, and where do they usually sleep? Also, let me know if they suffer from any separation anxiety or if they are comfortable being left for short periods (e.g., while I am rotating other dogs). 5. Health & Diet Please list any allergies, required medications, or specific feeding schedules. It's also helpful to know if they are prone to "scavenging" during our countryside walks!
A typical day
- Frequent Paddock Breaks: Regular rotations into our secure paddocks for toilet breaks and light play. - Daily Expeditions: One or two extended countryside walks through beautiful local terrain—perfect for high-energy dogs. - Evening Unwind: Once the adventures are done, we transition to 'house mode.' Dogs spend their evenings relaxing in the living area, enjoying a calm, domestic environment before bedtime.
Location
Leicester, United Kingdom
Pets
Where Every Dog is a VIP
Pet care experience
At our farmhouse, dogs aren't just guests—they are the centre of our life! We live in a spacious home surrounded by open fields, offering the ultimate retreat for your furry friend. Whether your dog loves to sprint through meadows or prefers a quiet sniff around the lanes, we have the perfect environment for them. • Secure Exercise: We have private, enclosed dog paddocks on-site, allowing for safe, off-lead running and play without any worry. • Professional Expertise: My husband is a professional dog trainer, meaning we are deeply experienced in reading dog body language and managing various temperaments. • Quiet Countryside Walks: We are tucked away from the hustle and bustle, with access to beautiful, peaceful local walks right on our doorstep. • Constant Company: I am home for the majority of the day. Your dog will be integrated into our daily farm life, receiving plenty of attention, play, and supervision. Our Resident Pack Your pup will be joining our friendly and diverse trio: • Mouse: Our energetic Working Cocker Spaniel (always ready for a game). • Enzo: Our loyal German Shepherd family protection dog. • Ruby: Our lovely, "very lazy" Bulldog (the master of nap time). A True Home-Away-From-Home We understand that leaving your dog is a big deal. Because we have a toddler, we maintain a calm, structured, and clean environment. We are used to looking after multiple dogs at once and pride ourselves on providing a high-energy outdoor lifestyle balanced with cozy evenings by the fire. Whether your dog needs a high-intensity weekend of exercise or a relaxed stay in the country, we can’t wait to welcome them to the family!
Reviews
Chloe is incredibly experienced with lots of breeds who I trust implicitly with my own GSP, Kiwi. As a owner of three dogs herself (and the go to dog sitter for her family and friends) she has a deep understanding of canine behavior and needs. I can say with absolute confidence that she provides a loving, organized, and highly capable home for dogs of all breeds.
About Chloe P.
Communication
Dog skills
Safety, trust & environment
• Double-Gated Security: Our entire property is enclosed by a secure perimeter fence. • Paddocks: We have four dedicated, high-fence paddocks (three AstroTurf and one large grass) where dogs can exercise off-lead in a completely controlled environment. • Zoned Living: Inside the house, we utilise a "crate and rotate" or separated living style. We keep our own three dogs in separate areas of the home when necessary to ensure guest dogs have their own space to relax and decompress without feeling overwhelmed. Professional Management: • Expert Oversight: With a professional dog trainer in the house, we are experts at reading canine body language. We never leave guest dogs unsupervised with our own pack or our toddler. • Individual Care: We have various sizes of crates available if your dog is crate-trained and prefers their own "bedroom" for sleeping or mealtimes. • Safe Walking: When we leave the property for countryside walks, we use high-quality leads and remain in quiet, low-traffic areas to keep stress levels low. Trust & Peace of Mind: Because I am home during the day and my husband is home in the evenings, your pet is monitored around the clock. We are used to managing multiple dogs and understand the importance of routine, clear boundaries, and lots of supervised fun!
Home
Information Chloe P. would like to know about your pet
To ensure I provide the best care and keep everyone in the household happy and safe, please let me know the following: 1. Recall & Lead Manners Since we enjoy long countryside walks, does your dog have reliable recall, or should they remain on a lead/long line? Do they have any triggers on walks (like livestock, cyclists, or other dogs)? 2. Social Compatibility As I rotate dogs through our paddocks and we relax together in the house, it’s vital to know how your dog reacts to others. Are they social, indifferent, or do they prefer their own space? 3. House Habits Are they fully house-trained? Do they have any "counter-surfing" tendencies or a habit of chewing non-toy items? Knowing their "house rules" helps me maintain their routine. 4. Separation & Sleeping How does your dog settle at night, and where do they usually sleep? Also, let me know if they suffer from any separation anxiety or if they are comfortable being left for short periods (e.g., while I am rotating other dogs). 5. Health & Diet Please list any allergies, required medications, or specific feeding schedules. It's also helpful to know if they are prone to "scavenging" during our countryside walks!
A typical day
- Frequent Paddock Breaks: Regular rotations into our secure paddocks for toilet breaks and light play. - Daily Expeditions: One or two extended countryside walks through beautiful local terrain—perfect for high-energy dogs. - Evening Unwind: Once the adventures are done, we transition to 'house mode.' Dogs spend their evenings relaxing in the living area, enjoying a calm, domestic environment before bedtime.
Chloe P.
Leicester