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In House Obedience Available - Dog & Cat Boarding. A Country Retreat!

General Info

A Country Retreat for your Pets! We offer individual insulated and lined kennels with a spacious run.

Specialising in Dog Obedience and Behaviour problems with over 30 years’ experience. We now also have a small range of toys, treats, leads, collars and heated pet mats on sale.

At Whispering Pines, we cater for all breeds and your best friend will always feel free to play and run in the exercise area without any stress from other dogs. We do not mix dogs from other families together as our main focus is to ensure that your loved one is happy and relaxed with the neighbours they have, or we will move them around to find that perfect friend! Also, a family kennel for more than one dog families! All dogs are exercised in our large, grassed yard. C2i (lepto) & C5 vaccination is required.

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Established
1989
ABN
35 587 177 590
Service Notes
Please note that all bookings are by appointment only. 20klm's South West Of Goulburn
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My dog never goes to boarding kennels. Why does it need to be vaccinated against kennel cough?

Kennel cough is a highly contagious disease. It does not require direct dog-to-dog contact to be transmitted. For this reason, we recommend vaccinating all dogs against the disease. This can be passed on at vets, dog parks and even just walking your dog as it is similar to how we catch the flu.


Is the vaccine 100% effective?

The immune response is a biological response. There are a number of factors that influence this response and as such a vaccination can never be 100% guaranteed. In the vast majority of cases the vaccine will produce an immune response that results in the animal developing adequate immunity to protect against disease. There is however a very small number of animals that may not develop this required level of immunity and may still be susceptible to infection.


Is vaccination really necessary?

Vaccination is a very important and necessary part of your dog’s preventative health program. The immunity your dog gains from being vaccinated will diminish with time. Yearly vaccination is the only way we can ensure protection against several serious and potentially fatal diseases.