Although my profile says I accept multiple dogs, this is not accurate. I have set it up this way to ensure that I show available while I am dealing with many pending requests which the don’t book. Enhanced DBS and registered with the DBS update service. For boarding, All dogs receive a GPS tracker attached to their collar on arrival. It will be removed at the end of their stay. In the unlikely event of an escape, they can quickly be found and returned to the house. If requested, this can also be supplied for house sitting . I have a fenced garden. Within that garden is a gated yard, all gates have locks. All external doors are locked as my Hugo found a way of unlocking them and letting himself out. There is CCTV front of house and in the back yard. Hugo is allowed on one sofa in the house and is not allowed upstairs, so no beds. He’s far too heavy. The dogs will have the run of the whole downstairs during the day. At night, your dog will either sleep on the sofa, large dog mat or even crated (if trained). There is plenty of water available and is replaced at regular times throughout the day. I believe that routines are vital in a dogs life and this has served me well in the past and current. This should not be any different for your dog. Exercise is crucial and I have access to plenty of parks in my area as well as secure transport to take the dogs to the beach or lakes further afield. It is important to me and your dog , that we initially meet with a meet and greet in a public place during daylight hours. This can be done during the weekends and now that the days are getting longer, I am come visit during the day into the evening. This way safety and security is maintained for all of us you. I encourage all of those involved in the care of your dog rot comer along to the meet and greet. Children are especially encouraged to come along, as they can also give insights to the pet that adults sometimes forget. I am happy to decline a booking if a meet and great cannot be agreed. I will only accept 1 boarding booking at a time. Where there is more than 1 dog, they must live together. I have a doggy day room with TV, Music, Sofa and soft lighting. The day room is secure and outside noise is minimised. After recently working with some dogs with anxiety, I am currently seeing how plug in pheromones help to reduce this. I don’t like seeing dogs in a stressed state. Independent research suggests that pheromones can help with the reduction of anxiety and stress related behaviours. If you don’t want the pheromones switched on, please let me know. You will expect the room to be cleaned every day, and deep cleaned at the end of every booking with fresh clean covers on the sofa. If required, you can receive a daily update of your dogs adventures. These are lighthearted and positive updates which focus on how your dog is getting on. If possible, photos and videos will be taken and will be sent to you along with the updates. These are usually sent at 2200, and I find that this can help with managing any worries you may have. In some cases, the update will be sent first thing in the morning. I will always advise if there is a delay to the evening update.