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A home-style living environment
Dogs are not separated in a row of kennels. They are part of a calm household routine together with our own dogs.
Day and overnight care · Amsterdam-Noord
A calm, familiar environment – throughout the night
No anonymous kennel blocks: your dog receives home-style care from a consistent carer. The dogs sleep together, alongside our own dogs, under supervision and on comfortable ergonomic beds.
- Peaceful shared sleeping
- Consistent carer
- Under supervision
- Ergonomic beds
Sleeping as at home
What makes the night-time setting different
For many owners, the greatest reassurance is not more activity but knowing that their dog can switch off in the evening and sleep comfortably.
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Comfortable beds
Ergonomic dog beds support relaxed rest. Kennels, crates and cold, bare floors are not our usual sleeping places.
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Rest under supervision
The familiar carer remains responsible for the group and considers behaviour, personal space and what each dog needs in order to sleep.
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A balanced day
Plenty of outdoor time and suitable activity help dogs settle afterwards. The evening is deliberately built around increasing calm.
How it works
Clear arrangements from first contact to collection
Home-style overnight dog care in Amsterdam-Noord, with supervised group sleeping, comfortable beds, familiar routines and personal attention.
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Complete the profile
Record behaviour, food, medication, health notes and the usual daily routine.
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Careful introduction
We assess how the dog settles and which group setting is appropriate.
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Balanced stay
Outdoor activity, attention, meals and rest follow a calm, predictable rhythm.
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Personal handover
We share relevant observations and return the dog to the agreed person.
Support matched to what your dog needs
Every dog receives the same safe and attentive standard of care. The care level only indicates how much individual support is needed. The trial or settling-in day and the first introductory overnight stay both fall under Special, unless a care need known in advance requires Extra Care. We then agree the care level for a future stay.
Basic (standard care) ★★★☆☆
Basic — standard care
For a healthy, socially stable dog with no extra care requirements who can safely move off lead within the group. Continuous supervision, ample rest and sleeping areas, carefully managed social play, enrichment, frequent toileting and walking opportunities, feeding as agreed and one daily update are included.
Special (specific care) ★★★★☆
Special — specific care
For a dog unable to move safely off lead within the group or with a defined care need. Where required, this includes individual or lead walks, separate housing or activity, medication and wound care, strict feeding or medication schedules, and extra one-to-one support for recovery, a season, senior or puppy care and a trial or settling-in day.
Extra Care & Behavioural Support (Intensive Care) ★★★★★
Extra Care — intensive care and behavioural support
For a dog needing help with house training, incontinence, emotional regulation, learning to relax independently or maintaining calm within the group. It includes extra toileting and walking moments, supervision and hygienic care, a tailored individual rest or sleeping area, a personal plan, reward-based guidance and clear boundaries. Results vary by dog.
We discuss the appropriate care level and rate before confirming the booking. If a structurally different level proves necessary during the stay, we contact you as soon as possible; any surcharge applies only under rate arrangements shown and accepted in advance.
A considered match
What you can expect – and what we agree in advance
The following pages explain practical details and our approach to care.
What you can expect
- a familiar, consistent carer;
- careful matching with compatible dogs;
- a balance of outdoor activity and recovery;
- clear communication through your account.
What we establish beforehand
- dates, times and handover arrangements;
- food, medication and relevant health notes;
- behaviour, energy level and social preferences;
- any transport or additional bespoke service.
Frequently asked questions
Make an informed decision
If your question is not answered here, please email us before submitting a booking request.
Ask a questionWhere do dogs sleep?
During overnight care, compatible dogs sleep together under supervision in a calm home-style setting on comfortable dog beds.
Is someone present during the night?
During a confirmed overnight stay, a familiar carer remains nearby and follows the agreed evening and night routine.
Can my dog keep eating its usual food?
Yes. We generally prefer your dog’s usual food and familiar feeding routine. Record portions, allergies and instructions clearly in the profile.
Can you administer medication?
Medication can be given by prior agreement and according to clear written instructions. We do not diagnose conditions or replace veterinary advice.
Can the stay also feel like a pleasant holiday for my dog?
That is what we aim for. Alongside familiar care and sufficient rest, we provide outdoor time, attention, enriching activities and suitable social contact. Some dogs enjoy playing together; others prefer walks or calm company. We adapt the stay to the dog and do not force group play.
Can my dog stay for several nights or longer?
We meet you and your dog outside, in front of our dog hotel. There, we calmly get acquainted and discuss your dog’s habits and any important details. When it suits your dog, they will meet a few compatible dogs from the group outside. We then generally begin with a relaxed walk in green surroundings, together with suitable pack mates or individually if that is safer. This allows us to carefully observe your dog’s body language and need for distance, movement and guidance. Your regular point of contact then continues to help your dog settle in. Before a first longer stay of several nights, we schedule a trial/familiarisation day and an introductory overnight stay.
The trial or settling-in day and the first introductory overnight stay both fall under Special, unless a care need known in advance requires Extra Care. We then agree the care level for a future stay.
How do you determine my dog’s care level?
Every dog receives the same safe and attentive standard of care. The care level only indicates how much individual support is needed. The trial or settling-in day and the first introductory overnight stay both fall under Special, unless a care need known in advance requires Extra Care. We then agree the care level for a future stay. We discuss the appropriate care level and rate before confirming the booking. If a structurally different level proves necessary during the stay, we contact you as soon as possible; any surcharge applies only under rate arrangements shown and accepted in advance.
Ready to see what suits your dog?
Choose how you would like to begin
Create an account to view current rates securely in advance. We will then contact you personally to discuss your dog’s care needs. After registration, we contact you personally. Our assessment determines which care suits your dog and whether a place is available. Only our confirmation turns the request into a booking and fixes the amount agreed at confirmation. Any later paid change takes place only under arrangements shown in advance and expressly accepted.