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    Cozy Kitties Inn

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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    Creekside Country Canines - Arf

    Creekside Country Canines

    (29 reviews)

    CCC is awesome! We have brought our Golden Retriever here multiple times, and he always has a great…read morestay. He has received excellent care with no issues at all. I am so glad our dog can run around, sniff, play, and be outside all day as opposed to other dog boarding places where the dogs stay in kennels for a good part of the day. We will be repeat customers! (Side note: CCC does NOT use shock collars as has been alleged by some other reviews. CCC sent an email to all their clients that said this: "It's important to emphasize that training collars are a training aid, not a punitive measure; they should never be used as a form of punishment or cruelty. We exclusively use the beep or vibrate functions to capture a dog's attention, and we never administer shocks. Training collars help dogs that struggle to shift their focus during intense play or display inappropriate behavior that could lead to issues. Every client is informed about our training approach at the beginning of our services through our intake paperwork. Our primary responsibility is to make decisions that ensure the safety of the dogs in our care while providing a fulfilling free-range experience. We implement the most effective correction techniques tailored to each dog's needs." and also "When we notice unwanted behaviors, we follow a specific protocol for every dog. First, we will leash the dog and walk with it to redirect its energy and behavior. If that doesn't work, we will move the dog to a different yard or play area to see if the new environment or playmates will influence its behavior. If that step is unsuccessful, we will put the dog inside for a timeout or separation for about 20 minutes. If all these steps fail to redirect the dog's behavior, we will then resort to the training collar option.")

    Posting to warn other dog owners who use boarding facilities. I picked up my dog from Creekside…read moreCountry Canines on Monday morning to a horrific sight. A shock collar was discovered on my dog jammed so tight on his neck that both my husband and the male employee had significant difficulty removing it. The employee at pickup did not disclose the use and was going to allow us to leave with this collar still on our dog. There was no communication during his stay that this type of discplinary action was necessary and it was a complete shock, since we have used the boarding service several times and our dog's behavior has only been praised. A single finger couldn't even fit underneath it. The employee on duty had to physically choke, pull, and wrestle my dog to get it off causing him severe distress, flailing, and yelping. He was inside of an unsupervised crate with this device and staff have not disclosed how many days this device was used. We have tried to communicate with the owner directly, and have been told three very different explanations regarding the use which shows deception and lying. Leaving an improperly fitted, high-pressure correction tool jammed on a confined dog unattended, with zero shift logging or handler handoff is negligence, plain and simple. When confronted with these safety failures, the owner doubled down with deflection rather than addressing why my dog was wrongly subjected to unmonitored equipment and choking under their roof. Formal complaints has been filed with Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC), along with deceptive business practice reports with the WA Attorney General. Save your dogs the trauma and avoid sending your dog to this facility.

    Guiding Tails

    Guiding Tails

    (1 review)

    We have a large (100+ pounds) 2 year old rescue pup who is great at home, but struggles with…read moreoverarousal around new people and other dogs. After our local training place closed we were looking for other options and committed to positive reinforcement training. Unfortunately a lot of trainers use aversives, especially with large strong dogs. We were so excited to find Julia, and after our meet & greet we were confident she was a good choice. Julia did a 2 week board & train with our dog while we were traveling, mainly focusing on leash skills and practicing calm behavior around exciting things. We noticed an immediate improvement, but have also been continuing to work on the training at home after our follow up. I'm happy to report that we are continuing to see improvement using Julia's methods.

    From the owner: At Guiding Tails, I focus on building real, lasting relationships between you and your dog through…read moreclear communication, trust, and understanding. Rather than using tools that suppress behavior, my approach centers on changing how your dog feels, so they can move through the world with more confidence and less stress. I guide you step-by-step through real-life situations, helping your dog learn that you’re a safe, consistent source of support, especially when things feel overwhelming or uncertain. As an IAABC-ADT and Family Dog Mediator, I’m committed to ongoing education and science-based methods, so you always receive thoughtful, up-to-date guidance tailored to your individual dog. Sessions are available in-home, virtually, or through Zoom, making training accessible no matter your needs.

    Soos Creek Kennels

    Soos Creek Kennels

    (42 reviews)

    My dog was abused two different days with severe animal abuse. During the past two weeks, non stop…read morefalse information , horrific, I believe designed to coverup the animal abuse and continue to intimidate and harass me to keep me from reporting to animal control. It appears animal control has not taken any action and has allowed this constant non stop intimidation. My dog is likely permanently damaged. I used this kennel for decades. I realize now other issues had happened. If you report animal abuse, be prepared to receive two weeks of lies, horrific designed to upset you, it did, it caused me panic attacks. It involved conspiracy of both owners and another. Witnesses and video of two different animal abuses, one I was shown, the staff thought it was funny, (now no acknowledge of it) the second, the video system did not work. The chances of this happening just to my dog. Is slim and none. I have been an animal activist my whole life. It appears no action has been taken, I have submitted all information and they have allowed this continual conspiracy and intimidation. I need to go above Soos Creek and animal control. This cannot happen to another dog and then upon report the non stop conspiracy and intimidation to the owner. Carol B Schroeder

    Always space available for my two boys. They've been able to accommodate my noisy barker jack…read morerussell and over many stays my bull terrier is coming out of his shell and is starting to warm up to the staff. We have had nail trims and bathing. They send photos of the boys shenanigans so I have peace of mind.

    Cozy Kitties Inn - petboarding - Updated September 2026

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