Mr & Mrs Walkies Ltd
Dog trainer
Council-licensed where required, real photos, verified-booking reviews. Typical rate: £25-45 per night.
Swansea's dog walking is among the best in Britain. The Gower Peninsula (Britain's first AONB, declared in 1956) starts on the city's western edge - Three Cliffs Bay, Rhossili Bay, Oxwich, Caswell, and Langland are world-class walking. Closer to the centre, Singleton Park (with the boating lake and the campus alongside), Cwmdonkin Park, Clyne Gardens, the Mumbles Promenade out to the lighthouse, and the river path along the Tawe all carry steady traffic. The Swansea Bay seafront from St Helen's to Mumbles is daily fare. Kilvey Hill and Townhill give the city its proper urban viewpoints with off-lead walking.
Central apartments around the marina and the city centre lean on daycare and walkers. Family suburbs - Sketty, Uplands, Mumbles, Killay, Gowerton - are walker, trainer, and groomer territory. Boarding fills early for summer and Christmas. Swansea's mix of professionals, students (the university and Trinity Saint David), and retirees creates a mixed-demand market, with a strong outdoors culture meaning many owners want confident, hill-experienced walkers.
Swansea Council enforces the Welsh equivalent of the 2018 animal-activity licensing regime through environmental health. Neath Port Talbot Council and Carmarthenshire County Council cover neighbouring areas - a Llanelli or Neath boarder may be licensed elsewhere. The Gower has specific dog access rules - Rhossili Bay has off-season off-lead, but the Worms Head causeway and the sheep grazing fields require leads year-round. Several beaches have seasonal restrictions between May and September on the central tourist stretches.
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Every commercial daycare or boarder must hold a council licence. We show the number and star rating up top.
Book a free meet-and-greet. Any reputable provider will arrange this before the first stay.
Confirm dates directly with the business. No commission, no middleman, no upcharge.
As a UK guide, £25-45 per night. London and the South East sit at the top of that range; most other regions come in lower.
Yes. Anyone offering commercial dog daycare or boarding in Swansea must hold a council animal-activity licence. We show the licence number, star rating, and last inspection date on every profile.
Contact any listed business directly through their profile. Reputable providers will arrange a meet-and-greet before confirming the booking. There's no commission or middleman.
Yes - only customers with a confirmed booking can leave a review. Every review shows the service used and the visit date.
Look for home boarders who take one dog or one household at a time. Most Swansea boarders are happy with nervous dogs after a meet-and-greet.
Public liability cover (typically £1m+), care/custody/control cover for dogs in their charge, and personal accident cover. We list the insurer on every profile.
Most Swansea providers offer pickup and drop-off within a defined radius. Filter for "pickup & drop-off" on the directory or message the provider.
Standard: DHP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus), leptospirosis, and kennel cough (Bordetella) for any group setting. Bring an up-to-date vaccination record to the meet-and-greet.