Our boarding kennels have a very homely feel about them, they are bright and airy with colour and calmness at every corner. With flowers around the yards, music playing in every room, they are as close to your dogs home environment as possible.
We often have natural sprigs of Lavender, Rosemary & Thyme in the rooms to aid calmness, we use pet safe essential oil diffusers too when needed.
The superb traditional brick buildings have slate roofs, which are the very best in summer to keep each room cool, assisted by fans to keep the air quality clean and flowing, which we think is very important.
We also have 3 other yards which accommodate large and small dogs alike, we have different areas for different styles of dogs. We always have a room to suit your furry friend.
Our Stable Yard has high doors and windows that suit guarding style dogs, the less they can see the more settled they are! And don't feel like they have to be on duty. This keeps them happy and content.
Our Back Field kennels are our larger area of kennels which suit more confident dogs. Most suited for dogs that like to going out in a big group for off lead fun and play. This is for the wild ones!!
Our Field kennels are more suited for our shy, senior or just quiet guests... ideal as they are right next to the paddocks and garden area.
Alternatively each room has insulation in both the floors and ceilings with biomass central heating. This renewable energy system gives us heat 24hrs a day with hot water on constant demand for kennel cleaning. Our rooms are always at least 18 degrees even in the grip of winter. No matter how cold or wet the weather is outside, the kennels are always warm and cosy.
One of the reasons the local vets in and around Easingwold use and recommend us is that most of our kennels are laid out in a court yard style. This gives us a selection of different size rooms with only up to 4 kennels in most rooms. We have kennels to suit every breed and family size.
'Derrings was recommended to me by a former colleague at Minster Veterinary Practice. I have taken my labrador 'Tarn' there