Home away from home

I’m an animal healthcare student, graduating this May, and Im working to build a career with dogs in the dog grooming/daycare area. I’m a proud owner of my 3 year old Polish lowland sheepdog, Lola, who is the most amazing dog. She does shows around Ireland and most recently she won 2/2 of her categories in Birmingham😍 I have a canine first aid course and a dog handling course finished. I treat yours dogs as my own. They get a daily hour walk minimum, depending on the needs of your dog. I bring them around castletown or to st Catherine’s park where there’s a dog run and other dogs to play with. They will get lots of love and attention, enrichement is very important for our furry friends and so they need lots of play time and new things to keep them busy. I live in a house with a fenced off back garden where they can safely spend some time during the day. Dogs have been a part of my life, growing uo we always had atleast 1 dog in the house so I’ve been taking care of dogs for years. Since start my course I’ve learned a lot about their behaviour and their care. Part of my course is also dog grooming, which I really enjoy and am getting good at, so I spend a lot of time caring for other peoples dogs. I started dog walking/sitting over the last few months and I’ve been getting very positive feedback. My own dog is crate trained and sleeps in her open crate every night, if your dogs are also crate trained and enjoy having their space then I’ll be more than happy to set them up in their crates in my house. If your dog isn’t crate trained then I will set their bed up in a comfy spot downstairs, our house is open plan downstairs so yours dogs will know what’s happening in the house while asleep and not be stressed alone in a room. The back garden in securely fenced off so your dogs can relax outside without worry, in the summer we usually keep the back door open so the dogs can go in and out as they please. The dogs aren’t allowed upstairs, including my own dog, but the downstairs has plenty of space.