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    Delta Dog Camp

    4.3 (45 reviews)

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    Private dog training

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    My sick baby

    I've taken my goldens here before with no problem. Left them for three days and they came back sick. Double ear and eye infections with green pus in the eye. The next day after a $700 vet visit, the other dog got the same infection. Just total denial from them that they were sick, they didn't seem to be to concerned and got defensive. I'm heartbroken about this. My dogs have never been sick. They said it must have come from "my yard". Nope. They were perfectly healthy prior to boarding. Now they are barely moving around and I have to sedate one every day twice a day, just to get the eye drops in. He's in so much pain he won't let us get close to him. I hate leaving negative reviews because I know it affects business, but they need to be a little more compassionate and a lot less defensive. I hope they have checked all the dogs in their care for this infection. I understand that dogs sometimes get sick at kennels... the careless response I got from them was the kicker. Try some compassion. Our pets are family members around here. UPDATE: the other dog is now sick with the same symptoms. Took him to the vet and he also had ear and eye infections. Vet said it is not contagious, but something they got their faces into while boarding. I'm confused and at a loss. Like I said, they were healthy when dropped off. What a horrible, expensive experience.

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    My dog was excited about returning for another day. She came home without any injuries or fear of returning.

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    Great place. I left my dog there for about a week and he was happy and loved the staff. I can't wait to start him on training with them.

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    They don't charge extra for playtime or even medicating your dog if needed while you're away like other kennels do.

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