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    Chesapeake Dog Training

    5.0 (1 review)

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    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    Dogwood Acres Pet Retreat - This was Thumper before

    Dogwood Acres Pet Retreat

    (100 reviews)

    We recently moved to the Maryland area and decided to try Dogwood Acres for a four day boarding…read morestay for our dog while my husband and I traveled. Unfortunately, our experience raised serious concerns. When we picked our dog up around 12:30 in the afternoon, he immediately ran outside and urinated for several minutes straight, followed by urgently needing to relieve himself again for a bowel movement. As longtime dog owners, we know our dog's routine very well. He is walked every morning and evening, and if he has truly been taken on a "mile walk," he absolutely would have relieved himself during that time. Concerned, I went back inside and asked staff when he had last been taken out. I was told he had gone on a mile walk at 10:30 a.m. However, based on our dog's condition and behavior upon pickup, that explanation simply did not align with reality. What troubled me most was not just the possibility that our dog may not have been properly walked or given adequate bathroom breaks, but the feeling that we were not being told the truth. Any boarding facility caring for animals should prioritize honesty, transparency, and the wellbeing of pets in their care. I understand that boarding environments can be busy, and no facility is perfect. But leaving a dog visibly desperate to relieve itself after being picked up is unacceptable and heartbreaking for any pet owner to witness. I would strongly encourage other pet owners to ask detailed questions about potty break schedules, walks, supervision, and communication before boarding their pets here.

    Warning!!! Do not trust Dogwood Acres with your pet. On 09/20/25, I dropped off three healthy dogs…read more On 09/22/25, I picked up two from the daycare, and one was fighting for his life in the emergency hospital. My dog required an emergency tracheostomy to survive due to their negligence, yet the facility continues to deny any wrongdoing. Their response has been nothing but denial, blame-shifting, and excuses. They claim it was "nobody's fault but the breeder," despite no such medical issue appearing in veterinary records or emergency reports. My dog now has a  hole in his throat and required a second surgery just to have a chance at quality of life. As an overnight facility, they should understand the fragile nature of brachycephalic dogs. If they cannot properly care for them, they should not accept these dogs at all. Their denial and misrepresentation show a dangerous lack of understanding and accountability. Dogwood Acres claims my dog was outside only "9 minutes" on a "68-degree, breezy day." If true, how did he collapse into a life-threatening brachycephalic crisis that cost me $17,000 to save his life? There are no cameras, no accountability, and no answers, only excuses. They clearly left my dogs out in the heat for too long with no proper care! This facility is reckless, unsafe, and untrustworthy. They nearly killed my dog. Avoid Dogwood Acres at all costs.

    Fieldstone Animal Inn - Birthday party for Gracie Claire

    Fieldstone Animal Inn

    (61 reviews)

    Fieldstone Animal Inn is a wonderful place for daycare. Our 9 year old Boston Terrier (Wyatt)…read moreattend 3 days a week. He also participates in the special events during the year. The staff and management are well trained in all aspects of pet care.

    I can't say enough good things about Fieldstone. Olive (my 5-year-old Boston Terrier chaos gremlin)…read morehas been going to daycare there three days a week for a while now, and it's hands-down the best decision I've made for her. The staff are not just professional, they're genuinely amazing. Every single person there clearly loves dogs, and you can feel it the moment you walk in. They know each pup as an individual, not just a number on the roster. The daily mix of group play, individual attention, enrichment activities, and structured downtime means Olive comes home happy, tired, and mentally satisfied instead of overstimulated or bored. I've never had a single worry about her safety or well-being while she's there. Even better, my 7-month-old Amstaff mix Bohdi has been taking private training lessons at Fieldstone, and wow, Lindsey, the training director, is in a league of her own. I've worked with several trainers over the years (both personally and professionally), and Lindsey is by far the best handler/trainer I've ever had the pleasure of working with. She's patient, incredibly knowledgeable, reads dogs like an open book, and makes every session fun and productive. Bohdi looks forward to seeing her and her pup Birdie, and I can already see huge progress in his focus, impulse control, and manners. The training isn't just about commands, it's about building confidence and a real bond. The whole team at Fieldstone shines with genuine care and expertise. If you want a place where your dog is truly loved, safely enriched, and expertly trained, look no further. Fieldstone is the gold standard. Highly, highly recommend... five stars aren't enough!

    Cozy Canine Camp

    Cozy Canine Camp

    (62 reviews)

    My boy Bear loves this place. He loves being boarded here, taken for walks, and most differently…read moreloves playing with the other dogs in daycare. Positives that I have found at Cozy Canine Camp (CCC) over other doggie daycares in the Annapolis area: CCC: My dog is worn out and happy and doesn't want to leave. Others: He still has energy and he is ready to go home. CCC: He doesn't stink and loves the same as when I dropped him off. Others: Smells like urine and needs a bath as soon as we get home. CCC: He has not gotten sick once since coming here. Others: Got kennel cough and a few other illnesses. CCC: He loves the staff Others: He loved 50% of them.

    Very disappointed with the care my dog, Scotty received during the stay from July 3-July 11, 2026…read more I chose this business because I expected my Scotty to be safe, comfortable and well cared for. I completed all necessary questions, completion of documents, physicals, etc. prior to admittance. I explained the care my that was needed, and I was assured that he was in good hands. Unfortunately, upon departure, Scotty was given to me in my arms rather than placing him on the floor I noticed unusual behavior and poor hygiene. Upon arrival at home I placed him in grass to potty and he could barely stand. I picked him up and took him inside and begin to wipe him off and I noticed that his front paw pads were damaged. It was obvious that an injury was sustained. I attempted to communicate by calling and emailing this company. I was able to raise my concerns with the staff. Eventually the owner, Laura responded to my email. She admitted that she meant to communicate with me before my departure, but I had already left. I could have been contacted when the injury was observed. They did not notify me of any issues and I called three times while on vacation. I never received any report cards on a daily basis as mentioned on the website. Laura also implied that it was my fault as owners are not aware that concrete can burn off the paw pads. I do not walk my dog on hot concrete. Cozy Canine places dogs in outside kennels with rocks. It was a concern of mines and I asked about the hot rocks. I was told that they monitor all pets and only keep them out for a short while when it is hot outside. I took my dog to the vet and the vet said that it looked like his paw pads had been pulled off. The paw pad was badly infected and was treated. We went back to the vet twice and the paw was not healing. This impacted Scotty because he was suffering. I could not see him continue to suffer. I had to have him euthanized. It has also affected my family and I because he was part of our family for 17 years and we loved him. It was his one month anniversary of his death on 8/21/2026. I am sharing this review so other pet owners can make an informed decision. I hope the facility addresses these issues and improves the quality of care for the animals entrusted to them. I have raised my concerns with the owner, but no resolution offered.

    Chesapeake Dog Training - pet_training - Updated September 2026

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