Puppy Club
The first few months shape the dog your puppy becomes. Puppy Club is half days only, in a group of four, with calm play, plenty of naps, handling practice for the vet and the groomer, and a ten-minute training session every visit.
- 1 carer to 4 puppies
- Daily training session
- Socialisation & handling
Is your puppy ready to start?
01Are they at least 12 weeks old, and 2 weeks past their second jab?
02Are their vaccinations up to date, including leptospirosis?
03Have they had the kennel cough vaccine?
04Are flea and worm treatments current?
05If they're over 12 months, are they neutered or spayed?
06Are they generally happy to meet friendly dogs?
Ready for daycare?
Let's check
Answer the questions and we'll show you anything left to sort before the first visit.
Book a free settle-inOne price, everything in it
No extras added at collection. If anything needs to change, we call you first.
Great for
- Puppies from 2 weeks after their second jab
- First-time puppy owners
- Owners working from home who need a break
- Half days (up to 5 hours) in a group of four puppies
- A 10-minute training session: name, sit, recall, settle
- Handling practice: paws, ears, teeth and the brush
- New sounds and surfaces, at their pace
- Lunch fed from food you send in
- Pupdates with what they practised
Made to fit your week
Puppy intro groom
A gentle 45-minute first visit to the groom room for £25.
Moving up
At 6 months we'll recommend the adult pack that suits them best.
Home tips
A weekly note on what to practise at home, so the training sticks.
Little updates, all day
You'll never wonder how they're getting on. Here's how Biscuit's Tuesday looked in the app: press play to watch it fill up.
- A hello when they arrive
- Photos from the field
- A note if anything's not quite right
- A text when the bus is 10 minutes away
Biscuit's day
Brindle Dog Club
Picked up07:46
Biscuit hopped on the Brindle Bus in Pannal. Three friends already aboard.
Arrived & checked over08:22
Paws, eyes and ears checked, water topped up. Bright and waggy.
PhotoMorning field session09:10
Zoomies with Bramble the spaniel. Ball returned twice (a record).
Paused
From hello to happy in two weeks
- 1Tell us about your dogUse the planner or call us. Two minutes: name, breed, age and the days you're thinking of.
- 2Meet & greetA 20-minute visit to see the club, meet the carers and check the vaccination card.
- 3Free settle-in sessionFreeThree hours with a carer, then a small group. We watch how they play and choose their pack.
- 4First full dayPupdates by 1pm and a proper handover at home time, so you know exactly how it went.
- 5Two-week check-inA quick call to review how they're settling, and a tweak to their days or pack if needed.
Asked at the gate
How young can they start?
From 12 weeks, as long as it's at least 2 weeks after their second vaccination. Bring the vaccination card to the meet and greet.
Do you toilet train?
We stick to your routine: regular garden breaks after naps, play and food, and we'll tell you how they did.
What vaccinations does my dog need?
Up-to-date core vaccinations (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus) and leptospirosis, plus the kennel cough vaccine. Flea and worm treatment should be current too. Bring the vaccination card to your meet and greet.
Is the first session really free?
Yes. Every new dog starts with a free 3-hour settle-in session. It's how we get to know them, check how they play and choose the right pack. No obligation to book afterwards.
Does my dog need to be neutered?
Dogs over 12 months should be neutered or spayed for group daycare. Not there yet? Talk to us: we'll often find a spot in a smaller group. Girls stay home during a season and for two weeks after.
Anything else? Call 01632 960584 and you'll speak to someone who's been in the field today.
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Come and meet the pack
The first 3-hour settle-in session is free, with no contract and no obligation.