Dog Training & Boarding Facilities

2 acres of dog training & boarding facilities, just 10 mins walk from Southwell.

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Purpose-Built Dog Training & Boarding Facilities in Nottingham

At Platinum K9, we’ve created a specialist training environment that reflects our commitment to excellence in canine development—located in the charming minster and market town of Southwell, right in the heart of the Nottinghamshire countryside.

Our purpose-built centre is designed to support every part of your dog’s training journey. Whether they’re here for obedience, behaviour work, or protection training, they’ll be cared for in a safe, structured, and comfortable environment.

Premium Kennels

We offer premium kennel boarding for dogs staying with us for training. Our purpose-built kennels are warm, well-ventilated, and monitored 24/7 with CCTV, providing a safe and comfortable environment at all times. Each dog has a clean, spacious individual kennel and receives daily care and exercise from the same experienced team handling their training, helping maintain routine, confidence, and consistent progress throughout their stay.

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No Obligation Assessment.

Prior to any dog training course, we can invite you to visit our premises, for a no obligation assessment.  While we do not offer collection and transport services ourselves, we are happy to recommend a trusted service provider. Clients are welcome to independently arrange for their dog to be safely transported to our facilities.

Call now on 0115 646 0905 or email us at info@platinumk9.com.

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Key Features of our Southwell Training & Boarding Facilities

  • 24/7 Secure Facility

    Gated grounds with CCTV monitoring
  • Heated Kennels

    Underfloor heating and proper ventilation for year-round comfort
  • Dedicated Exercise Areas

    Outdoor runs and agility zones
  • Flexible Accommodation

    Choose the environment that suits your dog best
  • Experienced Trainers On-Site

    Daily hands-on guidance from the same professionals
  • Tailored Training Programmes

    From basic obedience to complex behavioral work
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