Clear evidence behind daily care choices
A named council licence
Licence 160201 applies to our controlled home boarding arrangement.
Four dogs at most
The limit supports supervised contact, observation and quieter periods of rest.
Walk information recorded
GPS tracking shows the route, mileage and duration after collection.
Licensed boarding with controlled numbers
Our boarding licence from Stockton Borough Council, number 160201, supports home-based care limited to four dogs. Owners in Stockton-on-Tees can access this smaller setting after suitability checks, an introductory meeting and two daytime trials. The preparation lets dogs experience our Billingham home and regular group before an overnight stay.
Boarding days include outdoor exercise, home activities, rest and supervised interaction. We require vaccination and insurance documents, and dogs must meet the stated health and social conditions.
Tracked exercise and practical guidance
We also collect suitable dogs from Stockton-on-Tees for varied adventure walks. Secure travel connects them with planned routes, while GPS records the location, duration and mileage. Updates can include observations about movement, lead manners and social interaction.
If you want help with routine, recall, overexcitement or confidence, we can gather history and suggest manageable behaviour changes. Guidance starts with the dog's environment and likely triggers rather than a quick label. We don't diagnose medical causes or guarantee a fixed result.
Frequently asked questions
Where does licensed boarding take place?
Boarding takes place in our licensed home setting in Billingham. Before a stay, suitable dogs attend a meet-and-greet and two daytime trials. This gives us time to observe travel, eating, resting and interaction with the regular group.
What does council licence 160201 cover?
The Stockton Borough Council licence relates to our home boarding operation. Care is limited to four dogs, and we use suitability checks and introductory visits before overnight boarding. Please ask us if you need current booking details.
Can behaviour guidance be combined with walks?
Our observations during walks may provide useful information about lead manners, confidence and social interaction. More focused guidance involves gathering history, considering triggers and agreeing manageable changes. Neither route replaces veterinary advice where health may be involved.