5.0

I provide a safe and carefully managed home environment for small dogs, where their comfort and wellbeing always come first. I have a friendly, well-socialised Cocker Spaniel who is used to being around other dogs and offers gentle companionship, helping visiting dogs feel more relaxed and settled. I only take a small number of dogs at a time and ensure they are well matched in size and temperament. Introductions are always done slowly and calmly, and I supervise interactions to make sure everyone feels safe and comfortable. If needed, I can easily separate spaces within the home to give dogs their own quiet area as well as providing crates if your dog is used to having a crate in their day to day life. Our secure, fully fenced garden provides a safe space for outdoor play and fresh air, and we’re lucky to have lovely walks nearby for as much or less exercise required!! For extra peace of mind, The Hampshire Vet is less than five minutes away, ensuring quick access to professional care in the unlikely event of an emergency. I am DBS checked.

Dogs wake up in a homely family environment, a comfortable bed in a cosy designated dog room. Morning routines are unhurried, with plenty of affection, reassurance, and a chance for each dog to settle into the day at their own pace. Breakfast time according to each dog’s usual schedule and dietary needs, just as their owners would at home. Then it’s time for the first walk of the day, outings are tailored to suit their size, age, and energy levels. There’s time for sniffing, exploring, and gentle socialisation, always with close supervision and safety as a priority. Back at home dogs may play together with toys, while others prefer a quiet nap in a sunny spot. I will pay close attention to each dog’s personality—whether they’re playful, shy, or somewhere in between. Throughout the day, there’s constant human presence, rest assured that your pets are never left alone for long periods. In the afternoon, there will be another walk & some playtime, Updates are shared with owners—photos, videos, or messages—so you can see your dog happy and settled, which provides huge peace of mind. Evenings are calm and comforting. Dinner is served according to routine, followed by quiet time—perhaps cuddling on the sofa, light grooming, or simply relaxing together. Dogs are treated like part of the household. At night, each dog settles into their usual sleeping arrangement as closely as possible to what they’re used to at home. The environment remains peaceful, safe, and warm.