As a dog owner myself, I know how much trust it takes to place your most loyal family member in someone else's hands. That's why I built the kind of care I'd want for my own dogs: family-style, individual and grounded in real expertise.

Every dog brings its own personality, habits and needs. That's exactly what I shape the care around, with enough movement, meaningful activity, deliberate rest and surroundings where dogs are allowed to feel safe and understood.

As a certified dog trainer with the §11 and §3 qualifications for dangerous dogs, I have broad experience handling the most varied dog types and behaviours.

So the care doesn't end at walking or feeding. Depending on the dog, training, activity and individual support flow naturally into the day. I'm also trained in canine first aid and can act quickly and safely in an emergency.

Every stay starts with a meet-and-greet walk. We get to know each other in person, clear up any questions and see together whether the chemistry between human and dog is right.

After that comes a trial day, where I can get to know your dog calmly. I build a clear picture of its needs, character and individual training requirements. I note the key impressions and talk them through with you in detail at the end of the trial day, including an estimate of the likely training effort.

If the trial day goes well, nothing stands in the way of long-term care.