Established in 2014, K9-Club has gone from strength to strength, recently gaining a 5 Star rating in animal welfare from DEFRA. We like to think that this highlights the lengths we go to in caring for our club members. Of course, we could never love your dog as much as you do.
All dogs at the club get walked twice a day in line with guidelines set by DEFRA. Park walks, river walks, walks in the woods. We’ve got it all within 5 minutes of the club.
When the weather is dry we are lucky to have a fully secure garden attached to the club, allowing the dogs even more space to exercise and play.
We have two “chill out“ areas that have tv’s and dog beds for your dog to relax if that’s what’s required.
We have some just for fun agility equipment at the club. Its amazing how quickly our club members learn when you have a treat in your hand.
At lunch time we feed the dogs with hypo-allergenic dry food. Feeding the dogs together were possible helps conquer the “greedy dog” issue.
Every once in a while we get together as a group and take the dogs for a Sunday walk. Family and friends are all invited to share the experience. This has proved to be a very popular event.
“K9 were so helpful, they fitted our boys in for 4 days at short notice. We have one confident boy, Samson and one timid, fearful boy, Jasper. They would both come back each day exhausted but so happy. Mark was very reassuring about their approach to Jasper abd he really thrived. We are very much looking forward to happily sending our boys there again without worry. Thank you so much for taking such good care of our boys!” – Pauline Craughwell
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Born and raised in Preston. Married to Bev, we have a daughter, Laura and two dogs; Tala and Elvin. Usual hobbies for a married man – dog walking (bus mans holiday) football ( life long suffering Preston fan) music and holidays in the sun. Before we opened K9-Club I spent 30 years in a sales and marketing environment and found it surprising how many transferable skills there were moving from the legal sector in to doggy welfare.
I’ve always had a passion for all animals big and small. After leaving High School I spent two and a half years working for an animal rescue centre caring for the animals and participating in educational talks across the country. In 2014 I started my adventure into the doggy day care world at the K9-Club. My two Border Collies; Skye and Lily really enjoy coming to work with me, playing and socialising with all the other dogs. Whilst working at the K9-Club I have completed a Level 3 dog grooming course and a canine first aid course. Every day is new and exciting at the K9-Club and I can’t wait to spend it with all of the dogs, young and old, big or small!
I started work at the K9-Club in 2015. Ever since I was young, I’ve had a passion for dogs. So, after I finished my A levels, I went on to study at Myerscough college to do a degree in animal welfare. Whilst studying there, one of my assignments required me to do work experience for a year. I chose K9-club because I wanted to go into an animal industry that specialised in looking after dogs. After I got my degree, I then became a full-time member of the K9-club team. I have a crazy Sprocker named ‘Poppy’, who attends K9-club twice a week to join in on the fun. I have loved working here and seeing how much enjoyment the dogs get from playing with each other.
