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URGENT ! Boarding kennels recommendations, Preferably in Southern River area

Jackie View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 12:10 PM Post #1
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Hi, does anyone have any recommendations on boarding kennels in Southern River area ? We need somewhere that is safe and clean and also has a good reputation for looking after dogs. Thanks, Jackie

mum22boyz View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 01:02 PM Post #2
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Don't know any in Southern River, but we use All Breeds Pet retreat in Kenwick, near the airport and they are fab!

yesdear125 View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 01:37 PM Post #3
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QUOTE (Jackie @ 19/03/2012, 12:10 PM) Hi, does anyone have any recommendations on boarding kennels in Southern River area ? We need somewhere that is safe and clean and also has a good reputation for looking after dogs. Thanks, Jackie Try Swiftreve,its actually on southern river road

Oldy11 View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 07:10 PM Post #4
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My sister uses Pampered Pooch and her dog loves it!! Hope this helps!

dotty27 View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 09:12 PM Post #5
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hey you pet resort is the one we liked when we went and looked at heaps in the area, use them every time we need to now.

-al- View Member Profile	19/03/2012, 09:31 PM Post #6
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It is up near Wanneroo, but Northern Suburbs Pet Chalets (NSPC) are wonderful. We have used them for YEARS leaving our dogs there for up to a month at times. It is a small kennel (so book as early as possible) but the owners run it and get to know the dogs like carers in a daycare know the kids. They are also really good with their disease control and hygiene. Because there are many kennels in the area who walk their dogs near Lake Adams kennel cough can be a problem in kennels through this area, NSPC dont take the dogs there for this reason.

Steiner-wannabe View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 02:53 PM Post #7
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ashridge have a great rep in the industry (I work in the pet industry too) Canningvale Boarding Kennels is also a good one. I'd be wary of any that let the dogs 'run together' - I don't agree with that practice, and make sure any place you choose requires full vaccination. If possible visit the BK BEFORE booking! If you are looking for Easter- good luck. Usually the good kennels are booked up very very early!

songshirah View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 10:43 PM Post #8
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I second Ashridge Cattery and Kennels. Fantastic facilities and wonderful owners.

Erma Gerd View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 10:47 PM Post #9
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Ashridge.

krissy28 View Member Profile	21/03/2012, 12:17 PM Post #10
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QUOTE (iKate @ 20/03/2012, 12:53 PM) ashridge have a great rep in the industry (I work in the pet industry too) Canningvale Boarding Kennels is also a good one. I'd be wary of any that let the dogs 'run together' - I don't agree with that practice, and make sure any place you choose requires full vaccination. If possible visit the BK BEFORE booking! If you are looking for Easter- good luck. Usually the good kennels are booked up very very early! This. We use Canningvale Boarding Kennels and have done so for past 7 years. Never had a problem. They are clean well maintained grounds and kennels, have friendly staff who clearly love animals and excercise dogs separatley.

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