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Beacon Barkers Live Kennel Camera Case Study

Beacon Barkers started with 6 Woof Watch cameras, sold up to £200 a week in customer viewing packages, and is now in the process of adding another 6 cameras.

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Overview

A clearer reassurance offer for boarding customers.

Dog owners increasingly want reassurance while their dog is away from home. Beacon Barkers uses Woof Watch as a managed camera-access layer, giving customers a simple way to check in without opening the kennel up to uncontrolled, all-day viewing. The first 6-camera rollout created enough customer demand that Beacon Barkers is now adding another 6 cameras.

Initial setup6 cameras Customer salesUp to £200/week ExpansionAnother 6 cameras

The challenge

Owners want to feel close without disrupting kennel care.

A boarding stay asks customers to trust the team completely. For some owners, especially first-time boarders, a short visual check-in can make the experience feel calmer and more transparent.

The risk to avoid

Camera access should never become chaos.

Unlimited or public viewing can create pressure for staff, expose the wrong areas and clash with normal care routines. Beacon Barkers needed an approach that stayed controlled while still being simple enough to sell as a customer add-on.

The Woof Watch solution

Secure viewing for owners, simple control for the kennel.

Woof Watch provides the viewing portal, kennel camera management app, access controls, viewing-window settings, hosting and support needed to make camera access manageable.

Customers view from their phone Kennel can pause access Hosted and supported by Woof Watch
Dog owner using Woof Watch live kennel viewing on a phone

How secure viewing works

A viewing flow designed around real kennel routines.

The customer experience is simple, but the controls stay with the kennel. That balance is what makes camera access practical as a premium boarding add-on.

01

Camera access is offered

Customers can add Woof Watch access as a reassurance upgrade during their dog's stay.

02

The kennel controls windows

Viewing can be limited to suitable times around feeding, cleaning, rest and staff routines.

03

Owners check in securely

Customers use the viewing portal rather than a public webcam page.

04

Access can be paused

The kennel can pause viewing when animal welfare, privacy or operations need priority.

Customer-facing launch

A visible reason to choose Beacon Barkers.

The Woof Watch offer gives Beacon Barkers a simple way to explain live camera access: customers get extra peace of mind, and the kennel keeps full control over when viewing is available. With the first 6 cameras, Beacon Barkers was selling up to £200 a week of Woof Watch packages to customers.

  • Clear signposting that live cameras are available
  • Up to £200 a week sold in customer viewing packages
  • A reassurance feature for nervous or first-time boarders
Woof Watch live cameras sticker displayed at a kennel

Customer package sales

  • Beacon Barkers started with 6 Woof Watch cameras
  • Customer viewing packages sold up to £200 a week
  • Demand supported the decision to expand coverage

Expansion plan

  • Beacon Barkers is now adding another 6 cameras
  • More camera coverage means more sellable viewing access
  • Control over viewing windows, pauses and customer access

Result supplied by Woof Watch: Beacon Barkers was selling up to £200 a week of Woof Watch packages to customers with 6 cameras and is now in the process of adding another 6.

FAQs

Beacon Barkers case study questions.

The important principle is simple: live camera access should reassure owners while keeping kennel routines protected.

Beacon Barkers started with 6 Woof Watch cameras and offered secure viewing packages to customers.

No. Woof Watch is designed around kennel-controlled viewing windows and pause controls.

Beacon Barkers was selling up to £200 a week of Woof Watch packages to customers with 6 cameras.

Yes. Beacon Barkers is now in the process of getting another 6 Woof Watch cameras installed.

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