Wallace Kennels

Dropped off donation. So many lovely dog walkers, and in such a lovely place

Amazing staff and lots of genuine care for the dogs. Very welcoming and friendly

I would like to say a huge thank you and just say you are amazing people and do an amazing job. After seeing Curtis's photo we knew he was 'the one' we called them and was given same day appt. When we went to the kennels we met Dee and her staff who were all very caring and helpful. We instanstly bonded and couldnt wait to get him home. The staff were sad to see him go and all waved him off. We've renamed him Rocky and as the pictures show his made himself at home already and is going to be loved by us all x

DO NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL
Worst place I have ever been in my life. Dee and other employees were extremely rude and have no customer care at all. You are better off going to another kennel

Dee was very friendly and the dogs obviously lived her. They looked very well cared for. The large number of volunteer dog walkers all seemed happy, friendly and knew the dogs well. Alas I wasn't able to find a suitable dog this time but will happily vist again.

Wallace kennels have shown the most professional service in placing their kennelled dogs in the right homes. Dee and Andy helped me to find my dog that I shall cherish forever. Monte my dog has improved in leaps and bounds to reach his full potential as a loving pet dog and I remain indebted to Wallace Kennels. Thank you, Dee and Andy and Monte send his best wishes.

About 12 years ago, we took home Paddy the English Springer Spaniel from your kennels. He was manic, frantic and squeaked all the time. He ate through the electrics in both our cars, escaped at every opportunity and wouldn't come back, amongst many other things. We loved his naughtiness, made him comfortable and used his name every time we addressed him. He walked out with me every day, or went to work with my husband. We never gave up on him and he became a much admired, quiet, obedient dog whom we adored. We said goodbye to him on 31st August, he was about 14 at that time. He had been with us to Europe, all over Britain and always behaved well. He was even admitted to the Bodleian Library at Oxford, as there were no other visitors due to lockdown. Everybody loved Paddy, and we were proud to be his companions. Thank you for letting us take him home. He even had his own quilt.