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Boarding Kennels Bangor North Down updates please

S1oane
Posts: 44 Forumite
in N. Ireland
Hi
I see the kennels threads (North Down & Bangor) haven't been updated for a few years and I've a timid Golden Retriever I need to board in July in Bangor area. Grateful for any reviews or experiences with local kennels please.
Thanks
I see the kennels threads (North Down & Bangor) haven't been updated for a few years and I've a timid Golden Retriever I need to board in July in Bangor area. Grateful for any reviews or experiences with local kennels please.
Thanks
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Not a dog owner myself but a family member and a friend both use http://littlepawzni.co.uk/ It's in the Craigantlet hills so not too far from Bangor.
Both dogs have been multiple times and, from what I've been told, have a great time when they are there!
Hope this helps.Norn Iron Club Member 3300 -
jenny-wren wrote: »Not a dog owner myself but a family member and a friend both use http://littlepawzni.co.uk/ It's in the Craigantlet hills so not too far from Bangor.
Both dogs have been multiple times and, from what I've been told, have a great time when they are there!
Hope this helps.
So, I'm keen to hear of other good reports as well.0 -
https://www.ballygraineyboardingkennels.com never had a problem with these guys, first class service. :TI am trying, honest;) very trying according to my dear OH:rotfl:0
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I always leave my Shih Tzu with a pet minder as he likes his home comforts and I don't think he would cope in kennels. I would highly recommend PetminderNI who are based in Bangor. Charmayne is fantastic."I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together." Marilyn Monroe0
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You could try home from home boarding if your dog is timid, it might get on better with that. If you're looking July you'd need to be quick, most are already booked up0
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We use http://www.juliesdogshouse.com/ for our dog. We've used others and he has always come back stressed but Julie and her staff really look after him and he goes in happy and comes out happy. It's more expensive than some but well worth itNorn Iron Club Member No. 252 :beer:0
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Thanks all, much appreciated.
Lucas booked into Littlepawzni :-)0
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