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A full day of being a dog, while you're at work.

Small groups, the same faces every time, and a garden to wear themselves out in. Here's what the day actually looks like.

The garden at Caryl Street, a pack leader and several dogs on the grass

From 7:30

They come in through the morning

Dogs arrive across the morning and go straight in with their group, so nobody lands in the middle of a crowd. There's time to settle before anything else happens.

Two dogs playing with a stick on the grass

From 10:00

Then it's outside, properly

Supervised play in the garden with enrichment to keep their heads busy, not just their legs. Paddling pools and water play when the weather's warm enough.

A pack leader crouched under the covered shelter with a group of dogs around him

All day

Someone is always in with them

Groups are sorted on personality, size, play style and what each dog needs. There's a pack leader in with them the whole time, not watching a camera from an office.

Dogs resting on the wooden decking in the garden

Around 2:00

And then you don't hear a sound

The most settled stretch of the day. Most of them want a rest after the morning, so they take one. Come about two o'clock and it's quiet.

An indoor room at Caryl Street with sofas and a dog bed, the door open to the garden

Inside

It isn't all outdoors

There's indoor space with sofas and bedding, and a door straight out to the garden, so a dog isn't stuck in one or the other. Somewhere to go and lie down when they've had enough of the group.

What's included

Dog Daycare, in full.

  • Heated indoor cabins for naps and quiet time
  • Secure outdoor garden for play and toileting
  • Small, manageable groups matched to size and energy
  • Constant supervision by qualified pack leaders
  • End-of-day notes about how your dog got on

Price

From £15 (2hr slot) · £24.50 half-day · £30 full day

Best for

Working owners, dogs who don't do well on their own all day, puppies learning how to be around other dogs.

Come and see

Come and see the place. Bring your dog.

First day's on us. Bring the dog over for a few hours and see how they settle in. Have a look round, ask whatever you want. There's no pressure to book anything after it.