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Dog boarding for small dogs

By anya182
December 1, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted December 1, 2013

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Posted December 1, 2013

Home Dog Boarding

> My home is a spoilt dog paradise, so if you want

> your pooch to be very well looked after, now is

> the time to email me.

>I have a good sized, secure garden and take in

> small well behaved neutered/spayed

> dogs. There are occasional overlaps, but

> generally I only offer accommodation to no more

> than one dog. Your dog will live in our house and my own.

> I have a lot of experience with dogs, having been

> an owner and dog lover for the last 25 years. I am

> very reliable, trustworthy and offer my services

> to you. I own a Pug and a Cairn Terrier.

> .

> I am fully insured, CRB checked and hold a clean

> driving licence.

www.sniffnwag.co.uk

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