Shelley’s Kennels

Higher Bury Meadows, Roading Brook Road, Harwood, Bolton, BL2 4JQ
07840 928322

Facility Type

Rural

Admission

Dogs

Services

Dogs receive one-on-one attention from staff
Three large, secure exercise areas
Dietary requirements catered to
Kennels heated 24 hours per day
Complimentary grooming before dogs depart

County

About the Facility

Shelley’s Kennels, located in the serene green belt land between Bury and Bolton, Lancashire, provides a unique and exclusive boarding environment for dogs. With only seventeen oversized, centrally heated kennels, they ensure individual attention and high standards of comfort. They offer extra-large kennels for family groups, ensuring that dogs living together can stay together. The facility includes exercise areas, a grooming room, and the assurance of a vet on call 24 hours a day. Shelley’s Kennels is committed to providing tailored care, including exercise programs and special diets, all while maintaining the highest rating in accordance with DEFRA standards.

Reviews From Customers

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Positive Review

Charlotte Buck
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Just picked cookie up after being at shelleys over Christmas and he has had the best time. He can be a shy and nervous dog but everyone at shelleys is so good with him. You can tell the staff really care about the dogs. We will definitely use Shelleys again. And thank you for his Christmas present.

Neutral Review

David Yates
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Friendly welcome from owner and staff seemed interested to receive my dog. Reassuring text after a few hours.

Negative Review

Emily Hargreaves
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I am absolutely appalled at the disrespect and intolerable manner that Shelley’s kennels deemed appropriate to handle a playful, puppy. Who is in no means dangerous. Firstly by displaying narrow minded decisions to cruelly attach a collar to spray water in the face of a first time puppy suffering from withdrawal, and Refusing to accept a loving Doberman puppy due his jumping up tendencies- this is due to being excited and not yet comfortable in his surroundings...