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Oxfordshires Best Dog Sitting Alternative to Boarding Kennels 

 

Plus, the top dog walking spots in Oxfordshire 

 

Famous for its historical architecture and stunning scenery, Oxfordshire is arguably one of the UKs most beautiful counties that offers a paw-some range of great dog walking spots. Thanks to its dog-friendly vibe, Oxfordshire is home to hundreds of hounds, who all love to immerse themselves in what the area has to offer. 

 

If you live in Oxfordshire and you need to leave you dog at home while you away, theyll certainly not be short of things to do and places to go in your absence. But finding a professional dog sitter who you trust can be a tricky task. Thats where Barking Mad Oxfordshire come in. 

 

What is the Barking Mad Oxfordshire dog sitting service? 

 

Here at Barking Mad Oxfordshire, we provide the very best alternative to boarding kennelsand with us, your four-legged friend will experience their own fivestar doggy holiday!Each pup we look after stays with his or her hostwho creates a bespoke care plan that carefully caters to their likes and dislikes. Whether your pup friend has special dietary requirements, enjoys four walks a day, or likes nothing more than being fussed all day, we match him or her with household best suited to them. You can find your local Barking Mad Oxfordshire dog sitter here. 

 

Are you one of Oxfordshires next best dog sitters? 

 

If you love dogs, you might be considering being a Barking Mad Oxfordshire host. And we dont blame you – why wouldnt you want to look after delightful doggies all dayAn increasing number of people are looking for alternatives to boarding kennels, and we have dog owners all over the area looking for help with their pet sitting needs. If you think youve got what it takes to join us, you can find out about becoming a Barking Mad dog sitter here.  

 

Some of Barking Mad Oxfordshires favourite dog walking spots 

 

As we care for so many dogs in Oxfordshire, its only natural that we have explored the County from top to bottom. Here, we look at three of the top walking spots for you and Fido to enjoy. 

 

  1. Blenheim Palace, near Woodstock 

 

Blenheim Palace is perhaps one of the most beautiful places in the County. Offering two great walks, it has something to offer for dogs of all size and ability. The shorter, one-and-a-half mile Queen Pool walk takes you from the main gates to the Woodstock gates, while the longer five mile route, the Park Perimeter Walk, takes you through pretty parklands and tracks rather than roads.  

 

  1. University Parks dog walk, Oxford

 

Who said you cant have superb scenery in a city centre? Well, with the University Parks dog walk, you can! Just a stones throw away from the main hustle and bustle of Oxford City Centre, University Parks make a great escape for you and Fido. If you start your walk at North Lodge, you can choose your length of route depending on how energetic you and your pup are feeling! 

 

  1. UffingtonCastle and White Horse Hill 

 

For dramatic scenery and over 3,000 years of history, White Horse Hill is a dog walkers dream. A collection of three prehistoric sites, Uffington Castle, Dragon Hill and White Horse Hill, it sits by the Ridgeway, an ancient route that ran from Dorset to the Wash. While the area offers a relaxed dog walking spot with picnic places a-plenty, its important to note that there are sometimes sheep grazing in the fields, so packing a lead may be wise.  

 

Overall, there are hundreds of great dog walking spots in Oxfordshire, the only hard part is narrowing them down! Whether you take your dog exploring, or one of our hosts takes him or her for a trip out, all thats on offer in the County means Fido has every chance for some excitement. 

 

 

Barking Mad Oxfordshire – providing adventure for your pup while youre away 

 

If you live in  Oxfordshire or the surrounding areas and need a professional dog sitting service, why not find your local Barking Mad Dog Care provider here? 

Dog Sitting in South & West Oxfordshire

Jeannie James & Amanda Powell