WHAT WE DO

At Dillon's Doggy Day Camp, Once we complete the Meet & Greet and set up what service you require your dog’s adventure begins, only when we arrive at our destination the session starts. The dogs will enjoy the company of other well-suited dogs within the pack/group (up to six dogs). You have the choice of a morning or afternoon 1hr pack walk and for those of you who have two dogs in the same household I have a plan that should suit your pawsome pair.

They will all be kitted out with GPS trackers, activity monitor, benefit from an array of healthy natural treats and water, I can provide leads and long lines for added safety, along with basic dog training to help your dog keep their commands on point, breed specific fulfilment, and at the end of each session I'll rinse paws and wash muddy dog’s down if necessary. Pick up and Drop off in fully fitted, independently crash tested crates, with vet bedding for comfort. Your dog’s will be treated like my own, I only use fresh natural dog treats, all of this can be discussed in the Meet & Greet.

If its day care you need look no further we focus on natural canine behaviours to enhance your dog’s overall quality of life. Through play and rewarding activities that encourage them to use their senses to problem solve, learn new skills, and build confidence. You can have peace of mind knowing that your dog is having a great day with their friends.

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I look forward to meeting you soon.

About Me

ABOUT ME

My love for dogs started when I was incredibly young, my grandparents had St Bernards, Great Dane, and Jack Russels. My auntie was a Gamekeeper and she had at any one time up to six Dogs. Labradors, Springer Spaniels, and German Shepherds, so from an early age I have grown up around large breed working dogs. As a kid all I ever wanted was my own dog which I never had so I settled for an awesome cat called Jasper.

Most of my summer holidays I would spend with my brother up North in the country where my aunt lived, I would spend weeks helping train the dogs to retrieve, recall and walking them. At the end of the holiday, I would be completely devastated it was the most fun any kid could experience. I always said, "when I am older, I am getting my own dog" and after joining the army then meeting my wife, we eventually got our own place and found my forever dog breed the Boxer, his name was Bruno and 1yr later we added Molly, personality wise we're quite alike, come from a working background but seriously know how to have fun and clown around.

Simon Taylor

Agored Dog Training Skills Level 2