Aussie Dog Care offers luxury and exclusive home boarding for dogs. We tailor to your needs and therefore have to do a trial day and night before hand to make sure your dog is suitable and comfortable for home boarding. At Aussie Dog Care we make sure your dog is as comfortable and content as they can be ! Exercise and your normal regime will be carried out in my home with your dog.
All dogs catered for.
Rest assured your dogs will have an amazing stay in our 1/2 acre garden as well as luxury accommodation! Aussie Dog Care is just run by me alone therefore I am the only person who will be looking after your dog however the whole family will chip in with cuddles and love!
I am fully licensed for home boarding by Stockport Council , I also have a First Aid Certificate in Canine First Aid , am fully insured and CRB Checked .
You can rest easy that your dog is safe and I also will regularly update on Facebook and Twitter . I can also Text Message you to let you know your dog is happy and settled home into my home for peace of mind.
We are not far from many areas like Marple, Didsbury , Stockport ,New Mills , Marple Bridge , Gee Cross , High Lane , Hazel Grove , Tameside , Glossop and more! We give your dog lots of fantastic wildlife walks in Etherow Country Park Compstall , Werneth Low Country Park ( a walk away!) , Lyme Park Disley , Brabyns Park Marple , Chadkirk Estate Romiley ( a walk away!) and many more!
Our Dog Home Boarding gets booked up very fast so please book in advance!
All dogs taken on brilliant walks.Our Garden with views to Kinder. Dog will not be enclosed like a kennel.
The local areas I work/ cover in is Romiley , Stockport , Woodley, Bredbury , Hyde , Gee Cross , Hazel Grove , Godley , Wilmslow , Disley , Marple , Marple Bridge , Glossop , Poynton , Higher Poynton , New Mills , Hayfield , Whaley Bridge , Mellor. If you are not situated in one of these areas do not hesitate to contact me as other areas are considered. These do not apply for home boarding.
If you feel you would like to Home Board your dog/s with Aussie Dog Care please don’t hesitate to contact me on 01614946243 or 07790012224.
Aussie Dog Care Email : ATHOMPS1@sky.com
Aussie Dog Care Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/AussieDogCareUk for updates when you go away for peace of mind as well as some walking clients.
Aussie Dog Care Twitter : https://twitter.com/AussieDogCare
We really enjoyed great walks at Aussie Dog Care so we have decided to share with everyone this fantastic walk into Maple Dale alongside the River Goyt , passing Marple Hall.
Below quoted from http://www.marple-uk.com/Dale.htm
“1) After parking at Rose Hill car park we cross Stockport Road at the pelican crossing and make our way down Dale Road.
2) After about 10 minutes walk the road narrows and begins to descend, passing Marple Dale Care Centre on the left. The wide track continues down into the valley and to our right the ground drops away steeply through the trees to the River Goyt.
3) At the bottom of the hill Manchester Canoe Club have a site and the river is marked off with several slalom courses. On the other side of the river high up on the hillside runs the Peak Forest Canal.
4) At Lower Dale we leave the track and take a footpath to the right of the wall.
5) Below the weir the ancient ford may be seen. Before the building of Otterspool Bridge this was the route that transport of the day used on its way to Romiley. The site of the proposed Sustrans Connect2 bridge which will provide a link between Marple and Stockport for pedestrians, cyclists and horse-riders is near the weir.The path follows alongside the river. It can be very muddy after rain and care is needed in places as erosion has brought the river very close to the path. On our left looking across the fields the clump of trees is Turncliff Wood. Beyond, the ground rises very steeply and it was here for over 300 years that Marple Hall held a commanding view over the river valley.The farm dates back to 1719 but in the 1900s the Y.M.C.A. ran a farm colony here where groups of boys were trained in farming techniques at a time of high unemployment. Many of them eventually went to Canada.
6) Joining a path at the top of the hill we can bear right if we wish to take advantage of the nearby refreshment facilities at Marple Garden Centre or the Hare and Hounds public house on Dooley Lane.As we enter the woods we cross a fence which has been broken down. Steps now lead the way up the hillside.
7) Dooley Lane was one of the main entrances to Marple Hall many years ago before the present road up Dan Bank was built.
Returning up the hill we make our way past the playing fields of Marple Hall School. Whilst passing the playing fields and getting close to the site of Marple Hall look to the left down into the valley and you may be able to see the site of the old ornamental pond. This has recently refilled with water, either by accident or design. There were once steps running down to this pond from Marple Hall and there was a small building called the Hermitage on the island that can now be seen again.
8) A head stone and an area of stones marks the site of the 17th century mansion Marple Hall. This is where the most famous or infamous John Bradshawe lived in 1620. In 1649 John Bradshawe was the President of the High Court of Justice appointed to try King Charles I and his is the first signature on the subsequent death warrant.
The interior in the 1920s looked like this, with fine pictures and suits of armour lining the walls.Unfortunately we are unable to enjoy the splendour of this magnificent building because in the 1950s, when it was left unoccupied due to the death of the caretaker, vandals reduced the building to a ruin within a period of less then a year. During this time Marple Council had been offered the hall for £7,000, but it was not within their means to restore and maintain it. The Hall was finally demolished in the late 1950s.
9) From where we are now this is how it looked in the 1930s before any of the present houses were built.We continue past the site and onto Marple Hall Drive and make our way towards Stockport Road.”
Dog Walks at Aussie Dog Care!Dog Walks at Marple Dale.
The local areas I work/ cover in is Romiley , Stockport , Woodley, Bredbury , Hyde , Gee Cross , Hazel Grove , Godley , Wilmslow , Disley , Marple , Marple Bridge , Glossop , Poynton , Higher Poynton , New Mills , Hayfield , Whaley Bridge , Mellor. If you are not situated in one of these areas do not hesitate to contact me as other areas are considered. These do not apply for home boarding.
If you feel you would like to Home Board your dog/s with Aussie Dog Care please don’t hesitate to contact me on 01614946243 or 07790012224.
Aussie Dog Care Email : ATHOMPS1@sky.com
Aussie Dog Care Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/AussieDogCareUk for updates when you go away for peace of mind as well as some walking clients.
Aussie Dog Care Twitter : https://twitter.com/AussieDogCare
Aussie Dog Care offers luxury and exclusive home boarding for dogs. We tailor to your needs and therefore have to do a trial day and night before hand to make sure your dog is suitable and comfortable for home boarding. At Aussie Dog Care we make sure your dog is as comfortable and content as they can be ! Exercise and your normal regime will be carried out in my home with your dog.
All dogs catered for.
Rest assured your dogs will have an amazing stay in our 1/2 acre garden as well as luxury accommodation! Aussie Dog Care is just run by me alone therefore I am the only person who will be looking after your dog however the whole family will chip in with cuddles and love!
I am fully licensed for home boarding by Stockport Council , I also have a First Aid Certificate in Canine First Aid , am fully insured and CRB Checked .
You can rest easy that your dog is safe and I also will regularly update on Facebook and Twitter . I can also Text Message you to let you know your dog is happy and settled home into my home for peace of mind.
We are not far from many areas like Marple, Didsbury , Stockport ,New Mills , Marple Bridge , Gee Cross , High Lane , Hazel Grove , Tameside , Glossop and more! We give your dog lots of fantastic wildlife walks in Etherow Country Park Compstall , Werneth Low Country Park ( a walk away!) , Lyme Park Disley , Brabyns Park Marple , Chadkirk Estate Romiley ( a walk away!) and many more!
Our Dog Home Boarding gets booked up very fast so please book in advance!
All dogs taken on brilliant walks.Our Garden with views to Kinder. Dog will not be enclosed like a kennel.
The local areas I work/ cover in is Romiley , Stockport , Woodley, Bredbury , Hyde , Gee Cross , Hazel Grove , Godley , Wilmslow , Disley , Marple , Marple Bridge , Glossop , Poynton , Higher Poynton , New Mills , Hayfield , Whaley Bridge , Mellor. If you are not situated in one of these areas do not hesitate to contact me as other areas are considered. These do not apply for home boarding.
If you feel you would like to Home Board your dog/s with Aussie Dog Care please don’t hesitate to contact me on 01614946243 or 07790012224.
Aussie Dog Care Email : ATHOMPS1@sky.com
Aussie Dog Care Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/AussieDogCareUk for updates when you go away for peace of mind as well as some walking clients.
Aussie Dog Care Twitter : https://twitter.com/AussieDogCare
At Aussie Dog Care we take pride into looking after every individual pet that comes into our care! With the prospects of snow around the corner here are some top tips for dogs in this cold weather!
Previous Winter Walks.
“At the coldest times of year, there are many precautions that can be taken to keep dogs safe and well despite heavy rain, snow and ice. Our Veterinary Director, Paula Boyden, suggests the following:
Let your dog’s winter coat grow, and if you have a puppy, short-haired or old dog it is a good idea to buy him a sensible coat to keep out the chill.
After walking your dog or if he has been out in the rain, make sure he iscompletely dried so that he does not catch a cold. Consider using our Paw Protection Cream and Snout Balm to prevent and soothe cracked pads and snouts.
Keep your dog on a lead if it is snowing very heavily. Snow can be disorienting and can affect a dog’s sense of smell so he could become lost easily.
Make sure your dog is microchipped and wearing an ID tag in case he does get lost.
Grit used to melt snow can cut their paws and make sure you wipe your dog’s legs, feet and stomach when you come indoors after a snowy walk. Washing and wiping your dog’s feet after walks will also prevent stray lumps of ice getting painfully trapped in their paws.
Antifreeze is highly poisonous but tasty to dogs! Keep it well out of their reach.
Never leave your dog in a car during extreme weather, hot or cold.
Do not let your dog walk on frozen ponds – the ice may not be thick enough to take his weight.
If your dog does fall through the ice never be tempted to go after them but encourage them to swim back to you.”
Above quoted from http://www.dogstrust.org.uk/az/w/winter/#.UjeBh-ApKyc
The local areas I work/ cover in is Romiley , Stockport , Woodley, Bredbury , Hyde , Gee Cross , Hazel Grove , Godley , Disley , Marple , Marple Bridge , Glossop , Poynton , Higher Poynton , New Mills , Hayfield , Whaley Bridge , Mellor. If you are not situated in one of these areas do not hesitate to contact me as other areas are considered. These do not apply for home boarding.
Aussie Dog Care’s Wintery View
Aussie Dog Care Email : ATHOMPS1@sky.com
Aussie Dog Care Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/AussieDogCareUk for updates when you go away for peace of mind as well as some walking clients.
Aussie Dog Care Twitter : https://twitter.com/AussieDogCare
We really enjoyed great walks at Aussie Dog Care so we have decided to share with everyone this fantastic walk into Maple Dale alongside the River Goyt , passing Marple Hall.
Below quoted from http://www.marple-uk.com/Dale.htm
“1) After parking at Rose Hill car park we cross Stockport Road at the pelican crossing and make our way down Dale Road.
2) After about 10 minutes walk the road narrows and begins to descend, passing Marple Dale Care Centre on the left. The wide track continues down into the valley and to our right the ground drops away steeply through the trees to the River Goyt.
3) At the bottom of the hill Manchester Canoe Club have a site and the river is marked off with several slalom courses. On the other side of the river high up on the hillside runs the Peak Forest Canal.
4) At Lower Dale we leave the track and take a footpath to the right of the wall.
5) Below the weir the ancient ford may be seen. Before the building of Otterspool Bridge this was the route that transport of the day used on its way to Romiley. The site of the proposed Sustrans Connect2 bridge which will provide a link between Marple and Stockport for pedestrians, cyclists and horse-riders is near the weir.The path follows alongside the river. It can be very muddy after rain and care is needed in places as erosion has brought the river very close to the path. On our left looking across the fields the clump of trees is Turncliff Wood. Beyond, the ground rises very steeply and it was here for over 300 years that Marple Hall held a commanding view over the river valley.The farm dates back to 1719 but in the 1900s the Y.M.C.A. ran a farm colony here where groups of boys were trained in farming techniques at a time of high unemployment. Many of them eventually went to Canada.
6) Joining a path at the top of the hill we can bear right if we wish to take advantage of the nearby refreshment facilities at Marple Garden Centre or the Hare and Hounds public house on Dooley Lane.As we enter the woods we cross a fence which has been broken down. Steps now lead the way up the hillside.
7) Dooley Lane was one of the main entrances to Marple Hall many years ago before the present road up Dan Bank was built.
Returning up the hill we make our way past the playing fields of Marple Hall School. Whilst passing the playing fields and getting close to the site of Marple Hall look to the left down into the valley and you may be able to see the site of the old ornamental pond. This has recently refilled with water, either by accident or design. There were once steps running down to this pond from Marple Hall and there was a small building called the Hermitage on the island that can now be seen again.
8) A head stone and an area of stones marks the site of the 17th century mansion Marple Hall. This is where the most famous or infamous John Bradshawe lived in 1620. In 1649 John Bradshawe was the President of the High Court of Justice appointed to try King Charles I and his is the first signature on the subsequent death warrant.
The interior in the 1920s looked like this, with fine pictures and suits of armour lining the walls.Unfortunately we are unable to enjoy the splendour of this magnificent building because in the 1950s, when it was left unoccupied due to the death of the caretaker, vandals reduced the building to a ruin within a period of less then a year. During this time Marple Council had been offered the hall for £7,000, but it was not within their means to restore and maintain it. The Hall was finally demolished in the late 1950s.
9) From where we are now this is how it looked in the 1930s before any of the present houses were built.We continue past the site and onto Marple Hall Drive and make our way towards Stockport Road.”
The local areas I work/ cover in is Romiley , Stockport , Woodley, Bredbury , Hyde , Gee Cross , Hazel Grove , Godley , Wilmslow , Disley , Marple , Marple Bridge , Glossop , Poynton , Higher Poynton , New Mills , Hayfield , Whaley Bridge , Mellor. If you are not situated in one of these areas do not hesitate to contact me as other areas are considered. These do not apply for home boarding.
If you feel you would like to Home Board your dog/s with Aussie Dog Care please don’t hesitate to contact me on 01614946243 or 07790012224.
Aussie Dog Care Email : ATHOMPS1@sky.com
Aussie Dog Care Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/AussieDogCareUk for updates when you go away for peace of mind as well as some walking clients.
Aussie Dog Care Twitter : https://twitter.com/AussieDogCare
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