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    2.2 (13 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    hello. We have two small rescue dogs. They are so sweet and kind with us however, they are…read moreterrified of strangers. They also have severe anxiety if we try to leave them. We took them here to have them groomed. The people here went above and beyond what I could've ever expected. Our one dog was so afraid that he climbed up me onto my head and wouldn't let go. the people took us to the back, where they bathe. The groomer took their leash off, took their muscles off and was so kind and gentle with them and really calmed them down. We eventually figured out that it was better for me to just take them in with a leash, hand them off and walk out.When we picked them up, they were both relaxed. Happy to see us and looked wonderful. We have been taking our long-haired Chihuahua there to be groomed for at least six years and have always had a wonderful experience with these folks . They really took the time to get to know my dog and were very understanding. He even pooped the first time when they tried to bathe them. I felt so bad about but they just laughed and said that happens. They were such nice people. I highly recommend them to anyone. Our babies always look so cute and smell great when we pick them up! Can't say enough about them.

    We had a terrible experience when our seven month old puppy had his so called, "behavioral…read moreevaluation." Without any tour and the briefest of introductions, the 'evaluator' tried to drag our puppy away from us by his leash. He balked and was dragged a bit. We agreed I'd put him in her arms. I explained he was cautious with people but that wasn't accommodated. He was taken to a room where he was not only 'introduced' to a couple of strange to him people but also five dogs he didn't know while we stayed in the waiting area. When he was returned to us 10 minutes later I was told he was scared and had gotten onto a defensive posture in a corner. He had been afraid of the other dogs and the workers. This was said in an accusatory manner. I had already told them he was slow to warm up tp people. The worker then said "He tried to bite me when I put his leash on!" She dramatically showed her arm. He hadn't bitten her. I said, "He is great at the dog park." The other worker said nastily, "This isn't the dog park!" This is not professional behavioral analysis. Unless your dog is great with new spaces, immediately meeting new people and five strange dogs within a few minutes - well don't bother. BTW - our puppy is 13 pounds, super sweet, loves other dogs when at the dog park and yes, warms up to people gradually. He doesn't nip or bite. We told them this, but there was no accommodation and no adjustment. It seems to me that cautious puppies should have a gradual introduction to the daycare and not a trial by fire. I

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