I couldn't be happier to have Woof Woof within minutes of our home. This family owned and operated…read morebusiness is a fantastic addition to the Holly Springs community and the empathy and care that they have for you and your pets makes you feel like family from the moment you walk in. Whether you are there for training, boarding or daycare, you pup is excited to be in a loving environment where they get a fix of attention and playtime. We have been so very pleased with the service that Jorge and Sol have provided and are excited to share with friends and family in the area.

Jorge and Sol are wonderful and take such good care of our dogs. We have a small senior breed and…read morea large puppy and it's comforting to know they are both taken care of and loved on when we have to leave town. The pup loves playing with the other dogs in the yard and even learned how to swim! We just cannot say enough great things about Woof Woof! Oh, and if you're looking for a wonderful trainer, Jorge is your guy!

Our dog had an amazing time at Ruff House while we were on spring break for a week! Their…read morecommunication was flawless and wonderful customer service. We were nervous to leave our 11 year old vizsla behind for 7 days but they put our mind at ease. Highly recommend Ruff House!

Alright here goes my crazy…read more I strongly discourage anyone from sending their dog to Ruff House. Based on my recent experience, I do not believe they have their clients' pets' best interests at heart. Yesterday, I took my one-year-old dog to Ruff House for daycare. Unfortunately, I made a mistake and told my husband the wrong pickup time. I mistakenly thought they closed at 7:00 PM because another daycare we use has those hours. Ruff House closes at 6:00 PM. When my husband arrived at 6:15 PM, the facility was completely empty--there were no employees, no vehicles, and no one available to assist us. I spoke with the manager, Ann, the following day about the situation. The conversation began pleasantly but quickly became dismissive and confrontational. Rather than addressing my concerns, she attempted to tell me things about my dog that I know are not accurate. She also openly shifted blame onto individual employees, mentioning them by name and attributing the situation to their mistakes. During our discussion, Ann confirmed that Ruff House does not have an after-hours emergency contact number and has no plans to establish one. This was particularly concerning given that they are responsible for caring for other people's beloved pets. While I fully acknowledge that the initial pickup issue was my mistake, I was surprised that no one attempted to contact me by phone, text, or email to verify whether we were coming. I live only seven minutes from the facility and could have been there immediately. What concerned me even more was learning that boarded dogs are left unattended overnight for approximately 13 hours. According to our conversation, all employees leave at 6:00 PM, and no one returns before 7:00 AM. I understand that facilities may not be staffed 24/7, but 13 consecutive hours without on-site supervision seems excessive. When I worked at a dog daycare in college, staff remained with the animals until 9:00 PM, and morning staff arrived as early as 5:30 AM to care for them. To make matters worse, my dog was fed without my authorization or prior communication. Since returning home, he has experienced vomiting and diarrhea. After this experience, I contacted several other local dog daycare facilities, including Puppy Haven, to ask how they handle situations involving late pickups and overnight care. Their policies place a much stronger emphasis on communication with pet owners and ensuring the safety and well-being of the animals in their care. While everyone makes mistakes--including me--the way this situation was handled left me deeply disappointed and concerned. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Ruff House. **As of today, there is no business by this name with an active business license with the State of Georgia according to the Secretary of State's website. All businesses in the state of Georgia are required to have a business license and all are searchable on the website as they are public records.**

I wanted to see if my pup liked swimming so I rented out an hour for the docks. He never did swim…read morebut we had so much fun. It was a wonderful bonding experience. The salt water pool was awesome. I loved swimming in the pool. We went again this week and I met a member from my FB Pit Bull page that wanted to join us. She brought her pup and I brought mine. Again, no dog's swimming but so refreshing and fun. We will be going back.

Awesome facility and amazing trainers! Took my 3 month old…read moreAussie for beginners class and had a great time. Annette is the best!

Rebecca and Tyler are fantastic I know Goose and Gunner are…read morein good hands there! The kennels are clean and spacious. Staff is very friendly.

We contacted the facility and were told that we could board our dogs for an upcoming trip we were…read moreplanning on taking. The person who answered was very nice and explained how to fill out the online forms etc. We booked our flights to Florida and the next day someone else called and said they were no longer taking new customers. VERY unhappy!!!!!!

We highly recommend CK9Cs - their entire staff was great; from setting the appointment to picking…read moreour Corgi up, it was an awesome experience.

Awesome Pet Groomers!!! ‍ I just love them,they are GREAT to our dogs! I love Sierra,she is the…read morebest!!!

Thank you for helping me with some boarding questions and advise also a recommendation…read more Thank you

Highly professional trainer-owned facility. Safe and spacious play environments and very clean…read morekennel. Would recommend to anyone.

WARNING: If you boarded your fur baby during the dates of June 9, 2022-June 12, 2022, please know…read moreyour dog has been exposed to KENNEL COUGH. As 2 of my 3 caught it at the facility. Please keep an eye on your fur babies and if they start coughing or have diarrhea, take them to the vet to get them checked! I picked up my 3 dogs yesterday and 2 of them have KENNEL COUGH!!! To say I'm upset is an understatement. I was in contact with the lady that runs the facility. She told me yesterday morning that my dog, Togo had a one short 2 cough spell but that it wasn't hindering him. I became concerned at that point. I know I am not a vet BUT I am a groomer and I have worked at a vets office before, so I do know some things. I picked the dogs up and the coughing got worse! Well to top things off my dog, Spirit started coughing. The owner wanted me to keep her informed, so I did let her know that Spirit started coughing. Then to top that off, I had to groom ALL 3 of my dogs when I got home. Now I know they are going to stink or be dirty when staying at a boarding facility BUT when my dog, Monty had dried dog poop all over his belly, that is unacceptable! They were absolutely filthy and smelled so bad! When this was mentioned to the owner (I have the messages,) all she had to say was, I'm sure that is from when Spirit had loose stool in the run. Um.....did you not clean the run? And why would not rinse off my dog? I'm not asking for a full blown bath but you could at least rinse him off! I also would like for y'all to know that even though I was notified about the one short 2 cough spell, when I picked up, my dogs where still in the same run. They had not be quarantined from other dogs in the same area as they were. I sure hope those who had dogs staying there were notified that their dogs had been exposed to not one but two dogs with kennel cough, as this is HIGHLY contagious. I even said that to the owner. I have all the messages. I want to also say that she seems to be so nonchalant about it. She has not even offered to pay for the vet bill and still charged me for boarding. Well with the timeline the way that is of when the coughing started, one of two things happened: 1. There was already a dog there with kennel cough and they failed to quarantine, notify incoming boarders and failed to properly clean/sanitize. 2. There HAD been a dog there with kennel cough and they failed to properly clean/sanitize. Either way my dogs are now very sick and refuse to eat and drink water and they did catch this virus at the boarding facility! Please DO NOT EVER USE THIS BOARDING FACILITY. I will be making sure to ask any future boarding facilities for their general cleaning procedures, to make sure this doesn't happen in the future. **Anyone is more than welcome to contact me and I am more than happy to send videos, pictures, etc.**

My dog JUMPS out of the car when I take her here to stay. I don't think I can give a better…read morereview than that! Wonderful people, reasonable pricing, great location (for the doggies!)

Pam at ironclad is a fantastic trainer who focuses more on training the owners than the actual…read moredogs. Dogs turn to mush when Pam has them on the leash- it's the owners that need to be trained. Just finished up the 6 week beginner obedience class with my GSD. We will be going back for more advanced training soon.