IT was fun times at the West K9 Ranch’s ‘Festive Pawty’ with Christmas Jumper Day and other activities for their four legged friends.
The daycare facility helps dogs with socialising, separation anxiety and gives them lots of fun and company to keep them active throughout the day.
Friday’s celebration was too good an opportunity to miss and was pawsitively great fun.
A spokesperson said: “Here we don’t see ourselves as daycare we like to feel it’s more like home with a real personal touch as dogs, like humans are all different and we like to spoil your dog like we spoil our own.
“The dogs are never left alone, they will be with fully trained staff at all times. There’s freedom to roam in our enclosed paddocks, with lots of balls of course, or they can come into the ranch where they have a choice of couches and chairs to have a rest or they can even lie on the rug in front of the fire. Kennels and crates are not how we roll!
“Merry Christmas everyone from all at West K9 Ranch.”
West K9 ranch has been running for four years, and is based at Thirdpart Holdings which is just off the main A78 West Kilbride to Largs road
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