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   Do you need a dog home boarder?

   • When you go away on a relaxing holiday you want to know that your dog will be safe and having a good time too. Not every owner or their dog likes kennels, sometimes you want a home away from home. A licensed dog home boarder can be the perfect solution - your dog will stay in the boarders own home being treated like one of the family.

   Find Licensed Dog Home Boarders in the UK - Find Pet Boarding

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   What does a home boarder do?

   • Home boarders are people who take pets into their own homes and look after them within the home (for people who look after dogs in kennels at their own homes, see boarding kennels below). This is different from a pet sitter, who looks after dogs in the dog’s own home. A genuine love of dogs shines through when you meet.

   Boarding kennel advice and alternatives - Blue Cross

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   How do I know if a dog sitter is a home boarder?

   • You can also ask for existing client details to check on their experiences. Home boarders are people who take pets into their own homes and look after them within the home (for people who look after dogs in kennels at their own homes, see boarding kennels below). This is different from a pet sitter, who looks after dogs in the dog’s own home.

   Boarding kennel advice and alternatives - Blue Cross

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   How do I find a good home boarder?

   • Check reviews online from independent review sites. You can also ask for existing client details to check on their experiences. Home boarders are people who take pets into their own homes and look after them within the home (for people who look after dogs in kennels at their own homes, see boarding kennels below).

   Boarding kennel advice and alternatives - Blue Cross

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   Does a dog boarding kennel have a new law?

   • Since the law changed in October 2018, those running a licensed dog boarding kennel, home boarding business or doggy daycare (including people operating as part of a franchise) must now meet a new set of standards.

   Choosing a Dog Boarding Kennel or Daycare - rspca.org.uk

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   What should a dog have in a boarding kennel?

   • As a guideline, your dog should always have the following while staying in boarding kennels: Access to their own sleeping area at all times. Enough space in the kennel to allow all dogs to sit and stand at full height, lie down fully, stretch out, wag their tail, walk and turn around. At least one walk a day outside their kennel.

   Choosing a Dog Boarding Kennel or Daycare - rspca.org.uk

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2. www.findpetboarding.com › homeboardingFind Licensed Dog Home Boarders in the UK - Find Pet Boarding

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   Looking for home boarding for your dog? We verify boarding licences and list detailed information on home boarders to help you locate the best boarding service for your dog.

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3. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsChoosing a Dog Boarding Kennel or Daycare - RSPCA

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   Find out what to look for when choosing a boarding kennel for your dog, so that you can help make sure they get the best care possible.

4. www.findpetboarding.com › advice › choosing-dog-homeChoosing a Home Boarder for Your Dog - Find Pet Boarding

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   • Is Your Dog Suitable For Home Boarding?
   • Licence & Insurance
   • What Questions to Ask The Home boarder?
   • Visiting The Boarder
   • Preparing Your Dog For Boarding

   There are some restrictions on the type of dogs that can be catered for by a home boarder, for both legal and practical reasons, for example: 1. Entire Dogs- Home boarders cannot accommodate unneutered dogs of opposite sex, so some home boarders refuse unneutered dogs completely or bitches in season depending on resident dogs and other boarders. 2....

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   Just like catteries and kennels, dog home boarders are required to have a licence from their local council. It's important you check the service you are planning to book with is licensed (you can ask to see their certificate or contact the council to confirm it). When you search for a home boarder on our website you'll see the boarders whose licenc...

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   When you contact a home boarder to enquire about booking, they'll want to check your dog will fit in to their home as much as you do, so expect to answer questions about your dog and his or her routine. Here are some questions you might like to ask the home boarder in exchange: 1. What experience do they have with dogs? Most people choose home boar...

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   Quizzing your potential home boarder is just the first step to choosing the right person to care for your dog, next you need to visit their home and see for yourself where your dog will be living. It's really important to do this ahead of your holiday, you do not want to turn up to drop of your dog the morning you leave for your trip and find somet...

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   Once you've chosen a home boarder they should discuss with you what arrangements need to be made for your dogs stay, this will include: 1. Providing proof of vaccination against Canine Distemper, Infectious Canine Hepatitis, Leptospirosis and Canine Parvovirus. 2. Using flea and worm treatments before your dogs stay. 3. Filling in a form detailing ...

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5. firstforpetsuk.co.uk › choosing-the-right-dog-homeChoosing the Right Dog Home Boarding Service - First For Pets

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   Mar 15, 2024 · At First for Pets, we understand your concerns and are here to guide you through selecting a trustworthy and compliant home boarding service, wherever you are, ensuring peace of mind for you, and a safe and happy experience for your dog. Common Pitfalls in Choosing a Dog Home Boarding Service.

6. www.conniescaninecare.co.uk › post › why-choosing-aWhy Choosing a Licensed Home Boarder for Your Dog Matters: A ...

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   Aug 21, 2024 · Discover why choosing a licensed home boarder for your dog is crucial. From strict standards to comprehensive insurance, ensure your pet's safety and happiness.

7. www.associationofdogboarders.co.uk › 2019/05/05 › isAre you using a licensed dog boarder? - Association of Dog ...

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   May 5, 2019 · With the rise in the use of home dog boarders and day carers do you understand the importance of using a licensed operator? If you choose someone who is operating illegally without a licence the chances are that their insurance will be invalid should anything happen to your pup.

8. www.bluecross.org.uk › advice › dogBoarding kennel advice and alternatives - Blue Cross

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   Meeting your potential home boarder once or twice at a neutral location such as a favourite dog walking spot will allow you to see how they are around your dog, and your dog is around them. Their home is set up to care for dogs.