I'm coming out of retirement - Page 2

fourtorts · 17-05-2008, 09:48 AM

Hi Me shell.
You don't have to have a big garden as long as you have a garden and the council agree to give you a license then you would be ok. My garden is not ever so big as the extension took up a lot of it. You could just take in one dog or just small dogs. In the house I am lucky that I have a large room built on. It's about 40 square meters and has a resin floor, I call it the day room, everyone else calls it the zoo. please pm me if you want more details
Lynne

Henry-flash · 17-05-2008, 10:23 AM

Good luck with your new venture

aramintalovegrove · 17-05-2008, 10:53 AM

Good luck with your venture Lynne sounds exciting and a great season to start.

I have no dogs but if you do torts I wil bare you in mind if we get away this year (baby bump permitting)

fourtorts · 17-05-2008, 10:56 AM

I also do all small animals not cats though cos i am allergic and i would be interested in looking after your torts
Lynne

ME SHELL · 17-05-2008, 02:07 PM

Thanks Lynne I will pm you once I've moved as I would really love to do that. I'm hoping to move the end of this year. Thanks again and good luck.

TortMad · 18-05-2008, 07:46 AM

Good Luck Lynne and hope you get plenty of boarders

I would love to do something like what your doing but my dog would hate having other dogs around in his house.

lisa · 18-05-2008, 10:19 AM

I think Doggy Day care is a brilliant idea i always feel guilty about leaving harley home when I go to work, I come home for lunch to take him out and only work 5 hours so he's on his own 3 hrs max. the neighbours don't agree with him being in the garden (RSPCA thing) but if he stays in he has to be in his cage as he chewed through an electrical wire that was plugged in so it's for his own safety.

I wish there was one round here I would definitely use it.

Lisa

17-05-2008, 09:48 AM	#11
fourtorts Member Incubating Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: chesterfield derbyshire Posts: 180	Hi Me shell. You don't have to have a big garden as long as you have a garden and the council agree to give you a license then you would be ok. My garden is not ever so big as the extension took up a lot of it. You could just take in one dog or just small dogs. In the house I am lucky that I have a large room built on. It's about 40 square meters and has a resin floor, I call it the day room, everyone else calls it the zoo. please pm me if you want more details Lynne __________________ Hi I'm Lynne and I am the proud parent of three dogs, three redfoots, two hermanns, one horsefield, four rabbits and three chinchillas ..... Oh and a hubby and a daughter .. my doggy daycare web http://www.littledoggydaycare.co.uk/index.php

17-05-2008, 10:23 AM	#12
Henry-flash Senior Member Adult Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Cheshire Posts: 9,304	Good luck with your new venture __________________ Peter Keeping: Testudo hermanni, Testudo graeca (graeca & ibera ), Testudo horsfieldi, Astrochelys radiata, Malacochersus tornieri and Kinixys belliana. The North West Tortoise Group

17-05-2008, 10:56 AM	#14
fourtorts Member Incubating Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: chesterfield derbyshire Posts: 180	I also do all small animals not cats though cos i am allergic and i would be interested in looking after your torts Lynne __________________ Hi I'm Lynne and I am the proud parent of three dogs, three redfoots, two hermanns, one horsefield, four rabbits and three chinchillas ..... Oh and a hubby and a daughter .. my doggy daycare web http://www.littledoggydaycare.co.uk/index.php

18-05-2008, 07:46 AM	#16
TortMad Senior Member Adult Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Lancashire Posts: 2,639	Good Luck Lynne and hope you get plenty of boarders I would love to do something like what your doing but my dog would hate having other dogs around in his house. __________________ Lea 2.1.0 testudo horsfeldii 0.2.0 testudo graeca ibera 2.0.0 geochelone pardalis babcocki http://www.thehenshouse.co.uk/

18-05-2008, 10:19 AM	#17
lisa Member Hatched Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Devon Posts: 371	I think Doggy Day care is a brilliant idea i always feel guilty about leaving harley home when I go to work, I come home for lunch to take him out and only work 5 hours so he's on his own 3 hrs max. the neighbours don't agree with him being in the garden (RSPCA thing) but if he stays in he has to be in his cage as he chewed through an electrical wire that was plugged in so it's for his own safety. I wish there was one round here I would definitely use it. Lisa __________________

17-05-2008, 10:53 AM	#13
aramintalovegrove Member Juvenile Join Date: May 2007 Location: Nottinghamshire Posts: 980	Good luck with your venture Lynne sounds exciting and a great season to start. I have no dogs but if you do torts I wil bare you in mind if we get away this year (baby bump permitting)

17-05-2008, 02:07 PM	#15
ME SHELL Senior Member Adult Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,484	Thanks Lynne I will pm you once I've moved as I would really love to do that. I'm hoping to move the end of this year. Thanks again and good luck.

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