The first walkSeven in the morning
Photograph by Lowri
The first walk of the day, family by family, before breakfast. The oak has watched this every morning since 2008 and for about three hundred and eighty years before that.
The farm
The farm, through a day.
Six photographs taken by the people who work here, in the order a day runs: the first walk, the suites, the clean, the feeding, the wash, the double. The evening photograph of your own dog is the seventh.
Six photographs
The first walk
The suitesSuite nine
Photograph by Helen
Underfloor heating, a window at dog height and a bed from home. The retriever is Bramble, who has stayed eleven times.
The suitesThe cowshed, after the morning clean
Photograph by Dan
Twenty-four doors, hosed and dried by ten while the dogs are out. The radio in the corridor is on Radio 2, low.
FeedingFive o'clock
Photograph by Lowri
Twenty-four bowls, twenty-four charts, your food at your times. Raw in the fridge on the left.
Last morningGoing home clean
Photograph by Dan
A bath and brush on the last morning is £18 and most Labradors need it.
The suitesSuite twenty, the double
Photograph by Helen
Pip and Moss, who live together and sleep nose to tail. Two dogs in a double is cheaper than two singles.
The evening photograph
Every evening, a photograph of your dog and a line about the day.
Taken on the last walk by the person who walked them, so it is usually outdoors and usually mid-movement, and it is not posed. Eaten, walked, slept, what it did with the ball. If your dog is not settling you hear that too, on the second day, by phone. We do not post photographs of guests on social media without asking you first, and we do not put them on this site; the dogs on these pages are ours, the team's and Bramble, whose owner said yes.
Book a stay, or come and look.
Give us the dates, the dog and whether two are sharing, and Helen replies within a day with the suite, the price and the deposit. Viewings on Saturdays, eleven to one, no appointment. Bring the dog.