Tolly Farm
94 Mulgrave Street
Ashhurst
New Zealand
enquiries@tollyfarm.co.nz
Tolly Farm caters to all varieties of dogs and their unique personalities. From the quiet, indoors dog, to the boisterous active outdoor dog, we can house them in an environment where they can enjoy their lifestyle of choice.
Feel free to browse our facilities below (click on the small picture to navigate to a larger version).
We have three dog compounds available, the first being our large outdoor kennels. Sheltered amongst trees, these runs offer Magnus opportunity to sunbathe!
The large covered run is attached to a full height kennel, with a bed elevated off the ground for warmth. The kennel door also closes so that less confident dogs can feel safe at night.
There is plenty of room for your dog to stretch their legs in the outdoor exercise area, demonstrated here by Caz and Zak. And why not, after all your pets are on holiday too.
The back outdoor dog compound is well shaded for the summer months, complete with rural outlook. Christabell(with her best smile for the camera) enjoys the chance to laze her days away in the shade.
The outdoor runs give the dogs room to really motor, as Xheer, Qui Qui and Xaio Xaio can attest to.
Another option, for the pampered pooch is the indoor kennel. These house dogs in a roomy kennel, provided with ample natural light, ventilation and protection from the elements.
These runs are more suited for less active dogs which are used to the comforts of the indoor lifestyle.
Raffles models one of the kennels, notice he never leaves home without his carry cage and basket.
The indoor kennels lead out into a courtyard for exercise (nick named the beer garden), where Harry plays ball with his pal Patch, who is just too slow.
If your dog is new to boarding, we recommend you try our Doggie Daycare Service first, so we can assess the temperament of your Dog and ensure they will not be unduely concerned when you leave for your holiday. Separation Anxiety is a cruelty, and tends to get worse over time rather than better, so talk to us about a strategy to transition your dog kindly. We won’t pretend everything is OK when it isn’t. If your dog experiences separation anxiety we will contact you while on holiday, so let’s prepare well in advance.