You’ve decided to send your dog to day care, you’ve spoken to friends and family, you’ve shopped around, and now it’s time to make a decision. What next? Here’s our definitive guide to the top things to consider when choosing doggy day care. 1) Check it out Think of doggy day care as a children’s nursery. You wouldn’t dream of sending a child along without visiting first. So plan a visit, and not just a chat on the phone, to see exactly where your dog will spend their day,

I first met Lara 2 years ago after she was rescued from the streets of Hungary.  She came over to England and moved into a home with her new

Here at Teddy's its not just small dogs we care about, unfortunately we can't offer day care or boarding to larger dogs but would be delighted to help out by offering home visits or walking. For anyone working long hours or going out for a full day and not wanting to leave your big pooch home alone all day we can pop round for a play and let them out for a wee or even take them on a walk. We can do a local walk or hop in the car to visit some countryside. If your dog w

When Bisbee arrived last week he showed real signs of seperation anxiety, it was not nice for his owners to see just before they went on holiday. I distracted him with a ball in the garden and we then went out for a walk along the canal. By the time we got back he was completely relaxed. We are into the second week now and he has not been to the door once! He's been so busy playing with Teddy and Memo, he's sleeping through the night in his own bed which is in my bed