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Recommendation for a dog sitter or walker?

  • 18-06-2012 11:31am
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    ClubDead
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    I’m looking for recommendations for a reputable, qualified dog sitter or walker. Id hoped to put my dog in doggy day care but I wasn’t impressed with what was available locally. So if anyone has any recommendations Id be very grateful.


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  • #2
    ThisRegard
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    Did you look at Dog Training Ireland ? Friends use it and think it's great
    http://www.dogtrainingireland.ie/daycare.php


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    ThisRegard wrote: »
    Did you look at Dog Training Ireland ? Friends use it and think it's great
    http://www.dogtrainingireland.ie/daycare.php[/QUOTE]

    I did look into them. They do look really great but they are very out of the way for me. Also I was concerned that the majority of there dogs in daycare are large, my dog is tiny (just over 2kg), and she tends to be very timid and submissive around large dogs. Id just be worried that she'd find it too stressful.


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    I think they may separate them but I'm not 100% sure, the dogs I knew that went there were small little lap dogs.


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    ThisRegard wrote: »
    I think they may separate them but I'm not 100% sure, the dogs I knew that went there were small little lap dogs.

    Oh I didn't realise that, maybe Ill get in contact them to see if they do separate them. Cheers thanks for that :)


  • #6
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    No probs, as I said I'm not 100% sure they do have separate areas but the dogs I knew who went, both very small, got on grand.


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  • #7
    amdublin
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    I think the vet near Molloys on the clonsilla road do Doggy Daycare


  • #8
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    amdublin wrote: »
    I think the vet near Molloys on the clonsilla road do Doggy Daycare

    Thanks for the reply but I've looking into all the local (D15) doggy daycares and I wasn’t that impressed with them. I’m looking for recommendations for walkers/sitters. :)


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    ClubDead wrote: »
    amdublin wrote: »
    I think the vet near Molloys on the clonsilla road do Doggy Daycare

    Thanks for the reply but I've looking into all the local (D15) doggy daycares and I wasn’t that impressed with them. I’m looking for recommendations for walkers/sitters. :)

    Dublin muttley crew are dublin 15


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