snookies68
Which do you prefer and why. Does anyone know of any good quality boarding kennels in Adelaide? Alternatively can you recommend a good pet sitter? I need to leave my 3 little dogs and a friend has always been able to look after them but this time he can't. Do you think they are better off at home rather than a kennel? I have visited some kennels and they look very average, cements floors, wired doors and it's heaps cold inside. My dogs are in house dogs and sleep on my bed so I want a good quality kennel.
I mean it's also pretty hard to trust people with my dogs coz they are like my children... any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Answer
Hello...I use a pet sitter I just like my dogs in there warm cozy home not locked in a cage..Call your vet they may do pet sitting or have recommendations..There are pet hotels that a step up from kennels some are pretty fancy....Best of luck hope this helps...
Hello...I use a pet sitter I just like my dogs in there warm cozy home not locked in a cage..Call your vet they may do pet sitting or have recommendations..There are pet hotels that a step up from kennels some are pretty fancy....Best of luck hope this helps...
Puppy/dog wanted in ADELAIDE SA?
Rebecca W
Hello im looking for a puppy, im located in Salisbury North, so the puppy must be in adelaide, feel free to comment with, details of puppy/dog with a location and contact details.
Answer
Go to dogzonline.com.au, select the breed your looking for in the Puppy pages section. All the breeders listed on there are registered with the Australian National Kennel Club, which means they are required to make sure the puppies they breed and sell are from the best possible parents and are free of any hereditary diseases. One of these puppies will cost you more money up front to buy, but you'll spend less time at the vet paying for hip or knee problems, eye or mouth problems, or any other things that are common with poorly bred "backyard breeder" puppies. The puppies will be sold with pedigree papers, vaccinated, microchipped, and most breeders will give you some puppy food samples and a toy or too to help the pp settle in, and their help and advice for the life of your puppy. Good Luck
Go to dogzonline.com.au, select the breed your looking for in the Puppy pages section. All the breeders listed on there are registered with the Australian National Kennel Club, which means they are required to make sure the puppies they breed and sell are from the best possible parents and are free of any hereditary diseases. One of these puppies will cost you more money up front to buy, but you'll spend less time at the vet paying for hip or knee problems, eye or mouth problems, or any other things that are common with poorly bred "backyard breeder" puppies. The puppies will be sold with pedigree papers, vaccinated, microchipped, and most breeders will give you some puppy food samples and a toy or too to help the pp settle in, and their help and advice for the life of your puppy. Good Luck
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