The nice thing about living in the beautiful Ayrshire countryside is you never know whose going to pop round to see you. This sheep has taken shelter from the adverse weather by camping out by our cattery for the last few days. She has obviously taking tips from the dogs for when Dolly see’s us she comes trotting over to have a nose and see what’s going on.
Its all part of the country living and adds to the pleasure of the daily routine here at our kennels and cattery.

Dory and Bruce two crossbred Pugs are hap…hap…happy little dogs with very friendly personalities.
In for a short stay after the Christmas festivities, these energetic little dogs were always up for a game of football, and that other favourite game ripping the head off the cuddly toy in a tug of war, or just lazing under the heat lamps.
Two delightfully affectionate dogs that can’t fail to put a smile on your face.
We look forward to their next visit here at Bonnybank Kennels.

As we begin a new year, we look back on 2006 and all that happened in these 12 months.
Many jobs done and still much more to do providing the weather holds. Gardening painting and general work.
We remember all our feline and canine guests. Some who have made us laugh and some who made us cry, as we will not see them again. Dillon and Dudley, who have moved to Spain
Jasmine, now living in Italy, Susie, who will leave for the Wirral later this year, Taffi bravely lost his fight against illness

This rustic red and white rascal spent many happy holidays here, at Bonnybank kennels. A welsh Springer who was full of character with his aristocratic stance, tossing his head in glee with a welcoming howl when you approached, tail always wagging.
Truly a beautiful loyal family dog that will be missed by us all here at Bonnybanks Boarding Kennels.
Now in 2007 we look forward to seeing all our customers once more.
With Easter and summer, bookings already coming in fast we recommend you book as early as possible to avoid any disappointment.