[Sussex] Overnight dog boarding BH/Hassocks area

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boik

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As per the title we are looking for recommendations for the occasional overnight stay for our GSD.

We used to use a lovely lady who took dogs into her house but she has retired now. I'd much rather go with a personal recommendation than picking something from the internet. House boarding rather than an impersonal large kennels would be our preference.

Anyone know of anywhere that they would recommend?

Cheers

 

Nobby Cybergoat

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It's transfer deadline day.

Way too preoccupied to get my head into dog boarding

 

ChickenBaltiPie

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boik said:

As per the title we are looking for recommendations for the occasional overnight stay for our GSD.

We used to use a lovely lady who took dogs into her house but she has retired now. I'd much rather go with a personal recommendation than picking something from the internet. House boarding rather than an impersonal large kennels would be our preference.

Anyone know of anywhere that they would recommend?

Cheers

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AmexRuislip

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• Aug 31, 2021

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If you read the subject title the wrong way, you get could get all sorts of weirdos on the thread

 

thedonkeycentrehalf

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A colleague of mine has always used Go Barking on Station Road. I believe that they keep the dogs in the shop with them during the day, and then take them home with them at night.

 

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AmexRuislip said:

If you read the subject title the wrong way, you get could get all sorts of weirdos on the thread

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LamieRobertson

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Dam…thought this was a transfer of a striker rumour that had a pet dog

 

Cotton Socks

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• Sep 1, 2021

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I'd suggest to get a dog walker that does boarding in their house. Even if your dog only goes out with them once a week you'll see if your dog is happy to go with them & the walker will see that they get on with the other dogs etc.

 

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boik

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Thanks for the suggestions guys. I'm sure we'll find somewhere nice for her.