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!

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.

3 dogs has been a safe place for play and care. Our first…read moredog started there and has since passed, but our dog now knows when I say, " wanna go to school", it time to go play. From the parking lot to the caring attendant who greets Mo, he loves 3 dogs!! I recommend both 3 dogs and Stay. Knowing they're playing, safe and then exhausted when you retrieve them is time well spent. Thank you Staff at both Locations.

Our dog was bitten and injured by another dog while at 3 Dogs' day care in late October 2023. 3…read moreDogs' actions over the past several weeks show that this is not a responsible, caring, or safe facility. I encourage you to keep our experience in mind when you choose a dog day care. 1. 3 Dogs did not reach out to check on our dog or see how she was doing. They knew that our dog had puncture wounds, needed an same-day urgent care vet visit, sedation for the puncture wounds to be flushed and treated, three prescriptions, follow up visits, constant monitoring, etc. We finally reached out to them after 2 weeks of not hearing from them. 2. When we reached out to them to ask about their procedures when a dog is injured while in their care, they seemed to have no procedures. No incident report was made. There was no surveillance video of the scuffle / bite. The staff member that I talked to on the phone was not aware of the incident until I contacted 3 Dogs. 3. When we asked what happened with the dog that bit our dog, they said that nothing happened - the other dog did not go home early, there was no change to the dog's schedule (until weeks later when we requested it), and we learned later that the other dog's owner was not EVEN INFORMED THAT SHE BIT OUR DOG. 4. 3 Dogs has changed their story over and over. As of our last email with them today, they are now blaming our dog for being bitten. Our dog and the other dog do NOT know each other beyond living in the same neighborhood; they have never had an incident outside of 3 Dogs. However, 3 Dogs keeps repeating this story that the two dogs "have a history" and "know each other" and that was a contributing factor, instead of taking a speck of responsibility for the dog injury happening at their facility when our dog was under their care. After being customers since 2020 or 2021, we will never go back. I encourage you to go elsewhere, too.

I travel frequently and I board my cat at Pounce Play and Stay every time! Sega loves being there…read more No stress for me about his care. The proprietors love having him, and it shows with their care for all their clients. Every day that my cat is there, they send me photos and comments about what my boy is up to. And I have an anxiety-free trip knowing Sega is being pampered and loved.

I have been using them for years and they've been great. They really do seem to care to the little…read morekitties. I love their daily updates and they're great photographers. I recommend!

We've been working with EC Petcare for a few years and they are simply the best. They are…read moreknowledgeable about dogs, patient, and incredibly responsive. They share lots of pictures and updates which, for a worrier like myself, is the difference between stressing while I'm away and actually enjoying a trip. Everyone at EC Petcare that has stayed with our dogs and cat has been great - Ellaree, the business owner, clearly has a high bar for who she hires and a knack for finding thoughtful and reliable dog walkers and sitters.

I 100% recommend EC Petcare for all cat sitting services. We have been clients since 2023 and our…read moresitters are always cheerful, extra kind and thoughtful and often go above and beyond. In January 2024, we were stuck in an airport because of the ice storm and our sitter braved the icy roads to come feed our kitties and make sure our pipes weren't freezing. You best believe we tipped her 100% on that visit! Part of their service includes photos or videos from every visit and they verify that all items on their checklist are completed. They are easy to communicate with via the EC Petcare portal, where it is also easy to make payments and tip on services. I haven't used other petsitter companies but I feel like their prices are really fair. Thank you, Ellaree, Sarah and Rojer!

I'm so glad I found this dog daycare! I recently adopted a little dog (Biscuit) and he gets so…read morestressed when he's alone when I'm at work so I knew we needed some help. Biscuit and I met with John and the family, they were so wonderful to talk to and they've set up great spaces for the daycare so we gave it a try! It's worked out great. Since they keep the pack small, Biscuit gets dog socializing and outdoor time without being overwhelmed like at big daycares. He also gets tons of love from the owners, and can relax indoors when he's feeling lazy or cuddly..and I get regular photo and video updates during my day! John picks up and drops off while I'm at work which is super convenient too. I'm so grateful to John and April for giving Biscuit so much joy and bringing me some peace of mind.

My pup LOVES John and April! We've been w Rainy Day Resort before it became a resort…read more. You will not find a better person to care for your fur baby. Always pic and video updates.. he even has a you tube channel! John and April are family

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.