Behaviour problems, do they need a mussel or can they not be let off the lead? If a dog is unreliable off the lead, I would rather keep them on the lead at all times and equally take no risks if they bite other dogs or people! I need to know if the dog is of this type of mentality, in which case they will not be let off the lead to hurt anyone or any other dog as this is not fair on me or the dog. Please be aware that my rate is for a day this is from 8-5pm but I am flexible with start and end times but the rate is for no longer than 9 hours, if the visit is shorter no discount will be given. If you require longer, then an extra fee will be discussed prior to booking, equally If you require an earlier start than 8am this can be discussed in advance and depending on the situation and if an earlier collection is arranged then there will not be an additional charge.

Morning: Sunrise Stroll: Begin the day with a peaceful sunrise stroll in a nearby park or nature reserve. Let the dog explore new scents and enjoy the morning breeze. Puppy Playdate: Arrange a playdate with a friendly dog friend if possible. This could be at a local dog park or even in your backyard. Dogs love socialising and playing with their furry pals. Late Morning: Interactive Toy Time: Engage the dog in some interactive play with toys. Whether it's a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek with treats, this is a great way to stimulate their mind and keep them active. Afternoon: Pampering Session: Treat the dog to a pampering session. Brush their coat, give them a gentle bath if needed, and perhaps even introduce them to a dog-friendly massage. Late Afternoon: Scenic Walk: Take a scenic evening walk as the sun begins to set. This is a great way to wind down the day and enjoy some peaceful moments together. Cuddles and Movie Night: End the day with some quality cuddle time and a dog-friendly movie or show. Create a cosy spot with their favourite blanket and toys for a relaxing evening.