While proximity to your location is a convenient factor to consider when choosing a dog sitter, it should not be the sole criteria for making your decision. Here are some reasons why you [...]

Holidays4Dogs do not approve carers just over the phone. All of our carer’s are met in their own homes and the property and gardens fully inspected and approved by one of our experienced team [...]

All our dog carers have to pass our 80 point check list. Being a Holidays4Dogs approved carer is a very privileged position, only those persons who meet ALL our requirements and have passed our [...]

Absolutely!  This is essential for the well-being of all concerned;  your dog, you the owner and your dog’s carer. You carer will ring you to arrange a convenient time to visit with your [...]

Yes. You must pay your dog carer their required expenses when you drop your dog off at the beginning of the stay (cash or by agreement with your dog’s carer). You will be quoted exactly [...]

You will be liable – see our Terms & conditions. Any damages caused by your dog to your independent carer’s home or possessions other than reasonable wear and tear will be paid for by [...]

Yes most will, but always after a period of say 2 days depending on your dog and how familiar the carer is with your dog and the surroundings in which your dog is staying. If allowed off lead, [...]

Let us know and we will make every effort to provide an alternative carer for your dog. Any feedback about our carers you may wish to give us is always appreciated and helps us maintain our high [...]

Of course! Not a problem. You can do this although often we find owners prefer their dog to stay with the same carer time after time, as familiarity helps your dog to settle well. If you would [...]

Holidays4Dogs do not accept any carers who have children under 5 years of age. Any children in the carers household must demonstrate a firm understanding dogs and very likely own their own dog. [...]