We had a DVM tell us that our dog was not qualified to be in day care at her establishment because…read moreour dog would not "socialize" with the other dogs within 15 minutes. We had our dog at other day cares before without a problem. We found Ashland doggy day care. Not a million dollar building but the caregivers here are worth their weight in gold. So glad we found this business.

We no longer recommend this daycare. After 3 years of our dog attending regularly, we were shocked…read moreto learn he was "permanently dismissed." During all that time, we were only ever informed of one incident -- over a year ago -- which was described as a brief "scuffle" while several dogs went through a gate together. We were told there were no injuries, and after a short break, our dog returned to play with no further issues. There were no other incidents that day or at any other time until we were informed of his dismissal when we picked him up at the end of the day. Since his dismissal, we've made multiple attempts to get details about any other incidents and were denied. We even tried to speak directly with the practice owner and veterinarian, but she never responded. This has been extremely disappointing. As responsible pet parents, we wanted to understand what happened so we could address any behavioral issues -- but we were given no opportunity to do so. After years of loyalty to both the clinic and daycare (with as many as three dogs in their care at a time), the lack of transparency and unwillingness to communicate has left us questioning everything. They denied us any chance to correct behavior and keep our relationship as customers, and the practice owner's silence speaks volumes about how little they value long-term clients.