On average an adult dog will require between 12 to 14 hours of sleep a day. A puppy or an elderly dog normally requires between 18 to 20 hours of sleep a day. This means that if your dog is constantly playing and being active during the day this could then create other behavioural issues instead because they are over tired.

Our postcode doesn't take you to our house. It always takes you a mile down the road. The easiest way is to go to google and type in Lady Pea's Dogs and then click follow directions.

Here at Lady Pea's Dogs we are based on a farm that has over 40 peacocks living in and around us. However please don't worry as the peacocks are faster than the dogs and will always fly away.

At Lady Pea's Dogs, we have just over 1/2 an acre of enclosed garden with rabbit-proof wiring and fencing around. We also have access to 2 and a half acres of enclosed space. Both spaces enable us to exercise the dogs knowing that they can have a good run but be totally safe.

To meet our licensing and to make sure your dog is suitable for daycare we have to always perform at least one trial day with every new dog. During this trial, we carry out an assessment to make sure your dog is suitable to be able to cope with daycare too.

During the assessment, we look at if your dog shows any signs of stress or frustration towards other dogs or humans, to make sure they are ok around small children, that they can relax and calm down around other dogs. That their play with other dogs is appropriate and that they fit in. This assessment is so important to make sure your dog is getting the best from daycare but also to make sure we aren't creating any other issues or behavioural problems later on.

We always try to make sure your dogs are never left on their own during the day. But if for any reason this does have to happen they are never left for more than 3 hours.

We are able to give your dog their medication whilst in our care, which will be recorded in a medical log for you to know when and how often they received it.

Daycare doors open from 7.30 am to 6.00 pm Monday to Friday. Between 7.30 am and 9.00 am most dogs are dropped off. First they are all given a chance to go and have a quick run around on their own in the garden to do their business before being reintroduced with the other dogs. Some dogs have their breakfast with us while others might have already had theirs. Depending on the dog they are fed where they feel comfortable. Either in a crate or on their own or even next to us. Once breakfast is completed we all take a walk in the garden where they have over1/2 an acres of enclosed garden to run about. Once all the dogs have had a good walk, sniff and play, which has all been monitored for appropriate play, they then have the option to be in the courtyard or the house having a rest or a play and chew on the toys available. During the rest of the day some dogs might do some training with myself for filming purposes to create our subscription training or for demonstration in classes or 121s. Other dogs might do some training as well if they are booked in for Daycare training. The dogs will get about 3 to 4 walks around the garden during the day as well as lost of fuss and love. Your dogs become apart of our family and have to opportunity to either be sat with me or within one of our other rooms.

Daycare is held at our farmhouse just outside the village of Blankney. Our daycare dogs have free access to the kitchen large entrance hall, utility and Susie's office. Along with a fully enclosed garden and two hardstanding courtyard areas. We offer a very tranquil setting. Daycare is sometimes also held at my parent's farmhouse who live just outside the village of Metheringham. My parent's house offers lots of room inside as well as a large enclosed courtyard and 2 and a half acres of enclosed garden.

Yes, Susie has been a dog trainer for over 10 years We offer a 1 to 2 week residential training programme where we can work on teaching your dog recall, loose lead walking, a drop and much more. For daycare care clients we offer a 15 or 30 minute in-house training during the day for when they are with us.

For all new dogs hoping to join us, we do a 1-day trial. During this day we look at your dogs but this trial period can last for a couple of weeks to make sure they settle down.

Daycare is up to 10 and a half hours and costs £20 per dog. As we have limited numbers available we are unable to offer a discount for a second dog from the same household.

Yes. All daycare and home boarding dogs are required, by my licence, to do a full day or a 24 hour stay.

Susie Parker-Garrick who runs the daycare and home boarding as over 10 years of experience as a dog trainer.

At Lady Pea's Dogs, we have just over 1/2 an acre of enclosed garden with rabbit-proof wiring and fencing around. We also have access to 2 and a half acres of enclosed space. Both spaces enable us to exercise the dogs knowing that they can have a good run but be totally safe.

Susie Parker-Garrick who runs the daycare and home boarding as over 10 years of experience as a dog trainer. She has trained dogs for over 20 years.

Susie has been a dog trainer for over 10 years and has a wide experience with different types of issues. Our residential training is ideal for puppies or dogs that need help with basic positions (sits, downs, stands), recall, loose lead walking, drop, sits and stays, food manors and much more.

We always try to make sure your dogs are never left on their own during the day. But if for any reason this does have to happen they are never left for more than 3 hours.

We always recommend a minimum of 7 days so that your dog can get the best out of the training but no more than 14 days. As we don't want your family dog to be away from you any more than what is needed.

For home boarding clients if your dog has already had a 24 hour trial period I ask that you text me to check availability so that we can move forward. 07977 290920 For Residential boarding what we do is arrange a 30 minute zoom or face to face meeting so that we can go through all the aspects you are wanting us to work on with your dog while they are in our care.

We are able to give your dog their medication whilst in our care, which will be recorded in a medical log for you to know when and how often they received it.