Find Trusted Dog Services Near You
Leaving your dog should never feel stressful. Manor House Dogs makes it easy to find trusted, vetted dog sitters and boarding providers near you, from home boarding and licensed kennels to daily dog sitting and drop-in visits. Choose your region below to browse local providers, compare your options and book with confidence.
Browse Dog Services by Region
Can't see your area? Browse all dog sitters and boarding providers across the UK.
Types of Dog Sitting and Boarding
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Home boarding: your dog stays in a carer's home, often with more one-to-one attention.
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Kennel boarding: a dedicated, licensed facility with a structured routine.
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In-home dog sitting: a sitter stays at your house, so your dog keeps their familiar surroundings.
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Drop-in visits: short visits for feeding, toilet breaks and play while you're out.
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Day care: daytime care and company for dogs that shouldn't be left alone.
How to Choose a Dog Sitter or Boarding Provider
Look for a provider with the right licence for the service they offer. In England, boarding at a kennel or in a carer's home requires a local authority licence, and rules differ elsewhere in the UK, so always ask. Check how many dogs are looked after at once, how exercise and routines work, how nervous dogs are settled in, and what happens in an emergency. Read recent reviews, and meet the provider before booking if you can. For a full checklist, see our guide to UK dog boarding.
How Much Does Dog Sitting and Boarding Cost?
Prices vary by region, the type of care and your dog's needs, with London and the South East usually at the higher end. Each regional page above includes a guide to typical local prices.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find dog boarding near me?
Choose your region above to see vetted dog sitters and boarding providers in your area.
What's the difference between a dog sitter and dog boarding?
A dog sitter usually cares for your dog in your own home or visits to check on them, while boarding means your dog stays at the carer's home or a kennel.
Are dog boarding providers licensed?
In England, anyone boarding dogs at a kennel or in their home must hold a local authority licence. Always confirm this before booking, and check the rules for your part of the UK.
Should I choose home boarding or a kennel?
It depends on your dog. Home boarding suits dogs that prefer a quieter, family-style setting, and kennels suit dogs that cope well with structure and other dogs.
What if there are no providers in my area yet?
We add new providers regularly. Contact us to let us know where you are, or list your business if you offer dog sitting or boarding.
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