Great for the dog! The down side is the pick up and drop…read moreoff. It can take 5 to 45min. Be ready to wait and be brought the wrong dog when they finally come back It's good if you arnt on a timeframe but otherwise it's a crap shoot.

I have done private boarding here a few times for my two dogs and I have always had a good…read moreexperience. They are super accommodating to each dogs individual needs and I feel like they get a lot of attention and are well taken care of. I left my dogs here for a week and just picked them up - while I was gone one of my dogs got sick and they called me immediately, and with my permission took her to the emergency vet. They kept me updated the whole time with calls, texts, photos, and specialized care until I was able to fly back and pick them up. 10/10 recommend and will definitely continue bringing my dogs here in the future. All the staff is great and I can tell they all truly do love my dogs!

They know what they are doing. My previous dog went to a different daycare many years ago before I…read morehad kids so I have some experience and expectations. My current dog is four years old and hasn't been getting enough exercise so I decided she needs to start going to daycare and play. She had her evaluation today and I got a tour of the facility. WOW! it is huge and they know what they are doing. They evaluate the dogs before accepting them for aggression and to see how the dogs settle in. I was very impressed both at the facility and the different things they look for. It isn't just a quick 30 min evaluation but 3 hours of watching the dog and ensuring all will be well for everyone. The dogs were playing and having fun and my pup was very mellow after returning home. I have already scheduled her first day of daycare.

I reached out for help for an upcoming event that required my dog to have special care and boarding…read morefor a 48 hour period. There was an out of town event that I needed help for shelter for our Senior Dog. I left a voicemail with the requirements for my dog and our timeline. This was before they closed their doors that day. No one has made any attempt to contact me back. Nor was there a follow up letter from the company stating their kennel boarding was unavailable. It should be either a policy or a requirement to respond within 24 hours of the call. As I had to make accommodations to help my dog find boarding

My dog went here for about three years. They bill so weird--expect some random fees. If you're poor…read morelike me and upset about overdraft fees, no heads up, they don't care. Zoe and Ava Eat my shorts

Mother Pupper has been a transformational dog daycare place for our dog, Elliott. It is a unique…read moredog place that focuses on building confidence and social skills with the same group of dogs each day. This dog daycare differs from other places because they intentionally don't let the dogs run wild with little supervision. The trainers are adept at monitoring, teaching and handling the various pups and their interactions throughout the day. Our dog has grown more confident and comfortable and established great friendships with other dogs at Mother Pupper. We are grateful to have found this amazing place filled with people who know and understand dogs.

Wiz has been coming to The Club for over 5 years....along with enjoying the comraderie of fellow…read morecanines he has fallen in deep trust and love with the staff. AND....he has changed, grown into himself, tried out new ways of being a dog-among-dogs and had a wonderful time doing it. When he is happy I am happy. SO A HUGE HUGE THANKS to Club K-9. Buff Medb Neretin

Stella loves doggie daycare at Club K-9! She's been going once a week since she was a puppy and now…read morethat she's eight, it's still her favorite day of the week! It warms my heart to see how excited she is when I say, Do you wan to go play with the puppies?"

Realizing my review is 11 years old, and our precious puppy kept going to POL for another 10 years…read moreafter I wrote this review I wanted to write an update. We came to think of Stephanie as our dog's "other mom" and I'm sure our dog felt the same way. It was a wonderful experience working with Stephanie and we felt 100% comfortable with our dog there, whether for the day or an extended absence. Could not possibly recommend enough.

Like most dog owners, we consider our pup a member of the family. We would not be able to enjoy…read moreour time away if we thought he was locked up in a crate at a depressing boarding facility. After meeting Carrie and Stephanie, I knew I could rest easy and enjoy a vacation because Wally (our Boston Terrier) would be in good hands. They have sat him twice for us and I couldn't be more pleased. They deliver Wally home happy and exhausted from all the play. I love how professional they are - they screen the dogs they accept ahead of time so I don't have to worry about Wally being around an aggressive dog, they provide a folder filled with helpful information about their company, and I always knew we could reach them when we were away. Also, I give them extra kudos for being super flexible when I was pregnant. We asked that they take Wally while we stayed at the hospital for the baby's birth, although we weren't sure exactly which days that would be. They came over and picked him up when I went into labor and they were totally cool when we asked that he stay on an extra day so our first night back would be a bit less stressful.

We get our pup groomed here and Sierra is the absolute best! We've taken our dog to numerous…read moreplaces around the city and she's never had as good a cut as she has here. Highly recommend!

I debated long and hard about whether to write this. In the end, I decided it's important to let…read moreother dog owners with sensitive or shy/fearful dogs, know about my experience. I researched dog training and day care programs for quite awhile before deciding that the "little dog resort" with what is termed "small batch care" might be a fit for my recent rescue, a 20 pound, sensitive mix, who came from an abusive background. I worked with Bocce diligently, daily, even taking him through the Human Society's six week course for rescues and their people, before considering a dog day care. I thought perhaps one afternoon a week, two or three hours max, would provide him with socialization. He seemed ready for this next step after three and a half months of our daily work. I was attracted to the on line description of the care they take. The few reviews were positive. I talked on the phone with one of the owners. It all seemed positive. I took Bocce in for a 45 minute "assessment" after which we would discuss an action plan. Bocce went willingly into the facility with me, which seemed a good sign. A huge step forward for him. A friendly young woman greeted us. I expected to be shown the facility, have a bit of time to discuss what they would do. But no. She took him from me, explained they prefer to do a quick separation from the owners. Removed his collar and leash in front of me as she took him into a small room where there were no other dogs. "We'll introduce him, one at a time, to a couple of our calmer dogs," she assured me. Bocce looked anxious as I made ready to depart. "I want to remind you that as I mentioned in my notes, Bocce is a very sensitive dog. He's also a bit of an escape artist. He jumps fences with ease." "We'll be fine," she said, "Come back in 45 minutes." I left, feeling discombobulated. Thinking it was weird, but perhaps that's how it goes. I went directly to the grocery a quarter of a mile away to do a bit of shopping. Ten minutes later my phone rang. "Shit. He was too fearful," I thought. "They're calling to tell me to come get him." I answered. A woman spoke, "This is not a call an owner ever wants to make," she began. My heart dropped "Bocce has escaped," she continued. "He bolted out the front door when our staff was talking to someone who was lost." "I'm sorry, but I don't need to hear another word from you," I interrupted, "except where was he last seen?" "He crossed 42nd Avenue and headed down the street. I have staff out looking. I'm going myself but we don't know which direction he went." I hung up and drove back to the 42nd street location, then began creeping along, with my windows open, calling his name. I got out every block, looked around. I spoke to two people but neither had seen a little while and red dog. To cut to the chase, after nearly an hour of frantic searching, crossing Alberta, then Prescott (both also busy streets) fearing he'd be hit by a car or worse, I caught a glimpse of something white in some shrubbery on 36th Avenue heading into Alameda Ridge. I slammed on my brakes. Jumped out. Called, "Bocce?" And that little dog raced across the street toward me, jumped into my arms. A scene straight out of the Incredible Journey. He was panting heavily, breathing rapidly, stressed greatly. I got back into the car holding him, finally allowed myself to cry. It was a miracle that I found my dog. So, this program supposedly specializing in fearful, sensitive dogs allowed one to escape within ten minutes of intake. You need to know that. I emailed them after I calmed down to share suggestions for how to avoid this in the future. More than one staff person. Perhaps an intercom on the door rather than holding it open to hold conversations while dogs are in a holding area with a fence barely four feet high. Make a higher fence. They were polite. They said, "Such things happen," which dismayed me. But then honorably offered to comp me into two classes with a private trainer of theirs who specializes in working with anxious an sensitive dogs. I was grateful for that though the classes were two weeks away. In the meantime, my dog showed serious regression in his confidence, trust, and didn't eat for 24 hours. He was that traumatized. Or, re-traumatized, I should say. I wish I could tell you that the trainer was wonderful, the classes, too. But the truth is that due to some kind of "confusion" the trainer never showed up. Three dogs (counting Bocce) and their owners, one a disabled older man, waited in the facility for 23 stressful minutes with no one telling us anything. I finally had a poor groomer, alone in the building, make a call. "He'll be here in about 20 minutes, "she said. We all left. And again, the owners said, "These things happen" as part of their explanation. I don't think they should.

Antonia is the best! She has helped me SO much with my dog Douglas. Any behavioral issue he had,…read moreAntonia had a solution. It's not just about obedience, but helping my dog live his best life! I can't recommend "The Spirited Canine" enough!

Antonia was a miracle worker! I was having issues with my dog jumping on people and taking food…read morehard from my hand. She took the time to get to know him and gave me clear instructions to follow. I now have a dog who I can more reliably take into public and I'm not worried about losing my fingers trying to give him a treat.

We used Precious Fur because a friend recommended them! I couldn't be happier! Our three cats were…read morevery pleased! One of our shy cats came out of her shell! I'm still shocked! Thank you so much! I feel 100% confident with their service. We will absolutely only use them in the future! I LOVED the daily updates of photos and journal! I made a worried mom feel good about leaving them. :-)

Kristen recently took care of my four kitties while I was out of town and did an amazing job. Three…read moreof my kitties are fearful of anyone not living in our home but she actually got our youngest scaredy cat to come out and get tons of love. Not only were our cats well cared for but she saved a plant that had fallen over, brought in mail / packages, took out garbage bins and vacuumed up fur that accumulated from our time away. I love that they have daily journals with updates and photos. Cannot recommend Precious Fur enough!