Au'roar'a - Looking after your dogs
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Is walking your dog a bit of a drag?

Dog Daycare & Home Dog Boarding

Birmingham and Solihull

Auroara Dog Training now offers Doggy Day Care and dog boarding for small to medium sized dogs in Acocks Green Birmingham, my home is not large enough for large dogs.

Auroara Doggy Day Care and home dog boarding is held in my family hone in Acocks Green,  Birmingham so your puppy or dog will be treated like one of the family, there are teenagers in the family and your dog will spend time with them too. My home is shared with a golden retriever who is currently 3 years old, unfortunately your dog needs to be neutered to be able stay with me, unless the dog is under the age of having the op.

I am fully insured and hold a dog boarding licence with Birmingham Council, initially I am only taking in one dog at a time as I already have one of my own. I am also trained in Dog First Aid along with holding a DBS.

I am a dog trainer and am training to be a dog behaviourist currently passed level 3 and doing level 4 with the IMDTB, I also do one to one training. I currently hold training classes at Haymills CC, Monkspath Community Centre (Dachshunds) and Arden Dog Training (Kennel Club Good Citizenship).

As part of the process there needs to be a meet up to see how the dogs get on before any dates are set, I do not charge for this, and it involves walking the dogs together and bringing them into my home to see that they like each other it will take approximately 30 Minutes.

Note: Dogs that are reactive towards people and other dogs would be declined.

Doggy DayCare- Note: Dogs must be neutered or spayed unless the dog is under the age of having the op.

If you are looking for help while you are out at work and need more information regarding prices etc send an email explaining dog breed, dog age, dates needed, to dogtraining@auroara.co.uk.

Or call : 07736439000

For Dog Boarding: 2024 - Note: Dogs must be neutered or spayed unless the dog is under the age of having the op.

DateAvailability
September 2024Fully Booked
October 2024Fully Booked
November 2024FEW Dates Available
December 2024Fully Booked

For Dog Boarding: 2025 - Note: Dogs must be neutered or spayed.

DateAvailability
January 2025Dates Available
February 2025Dates Available
March 2025Dates Available
April 2025Dates Available
May 2025Dates Available
June 2025
Fully Booked
July 2025Fully Booked
August 2025Dates Available
September 2025Fully Booked
October 2025Dates Available
November 2025Dates Available
December 2025Dates Available


If you need more information regarding prices etc send an email explaining dog breed, dog age, dates needed, to dogtraining@auroara.co.uk.

Au'roar'a Dog Training

DAILY PROGRAMME FOR DOG BOARDERS

  1. Wake Up:  8.00AM  approximately: (unless dog does it earlier or later)
  2. Let out in the garden to toilet.
  3. Feed the dog its food dependant on instructions (some may only be once a day)
  4. Later exercise, first walk of the day. (walks are dependent on age of dog)
  5. Half hour: Play time: fun and toys, scent training, while socialising.
  6. Dogs to be separated for down time: rest/sleep.
  7. 20 minutes afternoon exercise walk approx. 4.00pm (more time if appropriate)
  8. Teatime: More food if applicable.
  9. Play time and socialising, groom of the day.
  10. Finally, bedtime.

DOG HEALTH AND WELFARE

To ensure the health and welfare of a dog in my care. A daily sheet will be filled out recording food intake and fluid intake, going to the toilet regularly and behaviour, and any health worries will be entered into comments.If there is a health worry and it is not possible to speak to the owner first a vet call will be placed, and advice looked for, and an appointment booked if applicable.

Transportation. All dogs including the clients will be secured in a vehicle using a harness and seat belt, or if applicable in the boot of the car tied in. Dogs will always be kept on leads outside of the property including going to the car and back and walks. The client’s dog may at times be put on a longline when visiting fields as part of their exercise. No dogs will ever be left in the car in extreme heat.