Puppy Cuddle Sessions by Zaryliam Border Collies
Collies & Co. have partnered with Zaryliam Border Collies to run three puppy cuddle sessions everyday at the cafe. Sessions are an hour long and are held at: 7am, 10am and 1pm.
These cuddle sessions are open to anyone, however once we have reached maximum seating capacity we aren't able to take any further walk ins to our sessions. For this reason a table reservation is essential and can be made on the reservations page through OpenTable. On the reservations page you will also find information on how the puppy sessions are run, please read thoroughly before making a reservation.
Our socialisation sessions are short and are designed to coincide with the puppies natural awake and playful times. Trained animal attendants including two qualified vet nurses, plan and oversee the sessions, monitor the interactions and closely watch for any signs of stress or fatigue. We encourage you to ask our attendants questions, get a cute photo and enjoy playing and socialising with the puppies.
These cuddle sessions are open to anyone, however once we have reached maximum seating capacity we aren't able to take any further walk ins to our sessions. For this reason a table reservation is essential and can be made on the reservations page through OpenTable. On the reservations page you will also find information on how the puppy sessions are run, please read thoroughly before making a reservation.
Our socialisation sessions are short and are designed to coincide with the puppies natural awake and playful times. Trained animal attendants including two qualified vet nurses, plan and oversee the sessions, monitor the interactions and closely watch for any signs of stress or fatigue. We encourage you to ask our attendants questions, get a cute photo and enjoy playing and socialising with the puppies.
Infection Control and Disease Protocols.
The health and wellbeing of our baby puppies comes above all else. That's why we have strict infection control and disease prevention protocols to protect them.
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