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Recommended Kennels In Greystones/Wicklow Area

dudmis · 2012-03-31 10:03:19

Hi, I need to find someone to mind my GR for the Easter long w/end. We only have her a few months and this is the third home she has been in so I was hoping to leave her with a family member, but that has fallen thru. She was quite timid when we got her so I'm hoping leaving her somewhere for a few days wont set her back…

31-03-2012 10:03am

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dudmis

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Hi,

I need to find someone to mind my GR for the Easter long w/end.

We only have her a few months and this is the third home she has been in so I was hoping to leave her with a family member, but that has fallen thru. She was quite timid when we got her so I'm hoping leaving her somewhere for a few days wont set her back too much

Can anyone recommend either a really super person I could leave her with or a great kennels in the Greystones/Wicklow area? I am dreading leaving her... .

thanks.

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#2 06-04-2012 7:35pm

sionnaic

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Hi I can recommend Helen Finn in Greystones - she doesn't take in dogs as far as I know but she will pet sit them in your house
http://irishweatherwalkies.com/

I posted about her earlier as well (more info about my experience with her):
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=77988110&postcount=15

My collie cross was a rescue too and is nervy and she was great with him

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#3 09-04-2012 6:52pm

dudmis

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thanks for the reply. we decided to leave her in the house and get a dog sitter in. she was getting 2 walks a day and lots of playtime. we're just back from the trip away and i reckon that she was sorry to see us back ;-)

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