Sarah watched our dog, Whitley, for two days and we were extremely happy with the level of care our…read moredog received. She was extremely communicative and sent us update videos every day. We would definitely use her again.

Absolute 10/10!!! I simply could not rate these ladies high enough!…read more Trigger has been visiting for his "vacation" while we vacation for 3 years now- I receive multiple updates and pictures throughout his stay and the peace of mind knowing he is being very well loved and taken care of! While he may be the yappiest one that goes there- a blue tick beagle - all the ladies there reassure me that he's having the best time while he is there! Side note- your pup will HAVE to take an extended nap when they get home, they have spent their time there playing with others and having a ball

Went for a quick nail cutting for my dog. We were in and out very quickly and they helped my…read morenervous aussie by being so kind to her. Definitely recommend.

We take Ozzie there for daycare and he loves it. For the Labor Day holiday the pups had a great of…read morewhipped cream berries and bananas. It was adorable. They have great prices for nails and the people are very nice and clean.

This place is amazing. It is clean, and the owners are real dog lovers. They certainly give that…read moreextra little bit that seperates them from the rest.

From the owner: Offer “Homestyle” dog boarding and daycare with couches for the dogs to lounge on or play and a tv…read moreto keep the area more like their home environment. They will bed down in spacious 5x5 kennels with Koolaroo elevated beds and offer crates for the ones that like smaller spaces.

Excellent facility. Shannon is an awesome owner with great staff who are very personal and…read moreprofessional. My dog stayed there for a week. The staff lets the dogs out 3 times a day and stays out and plays with them. You can also have your dog walked for a small fee. The staff takes pictures of your dog so you can see your dog playing in the yard and walking. She was very happy when we picked her up!! My long hair German Shepherd was groomed here as well and the groomer did an incredible job. She looks beautiful!! Highly recommend you use this facility! The owner/ staff/ and facility are awesome!

For the first time in my dog's life I had need to board him. After a ton of research I decided on…read moreCooke K9-n-Friends and could not have been happier. They took amazing care of Ranger and he assimilated quite well during his stay. I highly recommend them!

I normally don't leave bad reviews, but I have no choice. I brought my 10 pound Maltese in for a…read morehaircut (this is the first time we've been here) everything seemed nice, even her haircut was fine. But later that evening I noticed my dog scratching a lot(the 14th), and today (a day later, the 15th), I found fleas. I called immediately and they told me, and I quote- "two dogs came in BEFORE Blair and they were infested with fleas. We sprayed Blair in hopes it would prevent her from catching them." I'm sorry, you could've told us before we dropped our dog off that you had an infestation? This is incredibly unprofessional and overall disturbing that you wouldn't notify me just so I you wouldn't lose money. My husband and I are now covered in bites, and my poor dog is so uncomfortable. Update- here is the screenshot of the date, time, and how long the phone call was. I have no reason to lie about a small business, I gain nothing from this, just keep this in mind before you consider bringing your four legged family member to this establishment. ‍

Took our Shichon here for the first time and we absolutely recommend this business. Had a very good…read moreexperience and love the bowtie. Will definitely be going back! Thank you for your business!

We have been bringing our Shih Tzu (12lbs) since 2022 for overnight boarding when our vet stopped…read moreboarding. The Pampered Pooch has been wonderful with our little dog. He is now 14yrs old and they take him to grandma's house for boarding as she will take small senior dogs. He seems to do great each time and keeps a peace of mind for us when traveling. The great thing is on the boarding they allow your dog to play during the day in the play group with other dogs. They post pictures daily, which is great to see. No extra fees for the playtime. With as many pet owners in the area we have been fortunate to get our dog into the boarding as needed. I would suggest booking in advance to secure your spot especially during school holiday time.

We have a 10 month old mini Aussie Shepherd. She needed a full grooming. The Aussie breed has an…read moreundercoat and fur. Thus, you have to be careful when grooming them because you could damage their undercoat and fur if you use mechanical trimmers. We picked PPPS because of the positive yelp reviews. We booked our pup for an appointment. PPPS uses text to communicate with you and the communication is excellent. PPPS needed vaccine records and many additional details to make sure it was safe for all the other pups at their location. We dropped off Zoey and spoke with the groomer (Bree). Bree was very aware of how to properly groom an Aussie. We had a brief conversation about what we wanted and believed Zoey was in capable hands. When Zoey was done, we got a text to pick her up. I was greeted upon arrival and Zoey was led out to me right away. Zoey looked fantastic!!! Bree groomed her exactly the way we had discussed. Zoey looked even better than I had hoped. I gave Bree a $20.00 tip. When I brought Zoey home and my wife saw her, my wife loved the grooming. My wife's only complaint was that I should have given Bree a bigger tip. I will fix that the next time we bring Zoey in for a groom.

Very happy with Dog Gone Good Time. They are local and family run and have a nice set up. They…read moreworked with me when I was delayed while traveling and I never worried about whether or not Murphy was okay. They are more like friends than a business. If you need somewhere to board your dog, this is the place. I've been to several in the area and these guys are the best

Our dogs LOVE it here and we, the humans do too! This place is clean and safe which is a top…read morepriority for us. They also have a fenced in area our doggies get to play and have fun which is another MAJOR bonus for us all!! Owners are great and you can tell they LOVE what they do!

WOULD NOT RECOMMEND!!!…read more Used In November when it was cold, so I paid for inside care. Care is not how I would describe my experience. Read everything carefully and ignore the posed pictures. Demand a walk through before you leave you pet, if you must leave them here! In a nut shell, it NEEDS new management! How can a business go from 5 s, down to one? Simple, Poor Management. I will not ever take my dog back unless someone with actual pet knowledge and a real love for pets is hired. It's a paycheck and a cash cow now! Angela retired and whomever took over is not qualified! The noise, horrific! The smell, horrendous! The filth from the door to the kennels, appalling! USED items for sale. $30-40/night + taxes and things that should just be proper care and or available, have extra fees. Like allowing your pet to PLAY! Seriously?! I asked about emergencies and was given a pause. She did not ask what I meant, which to me was obvious. In an emergency, how is it handled. Instead I was informed that the staff is only "there part time." I assume that is during drop off and pick up. Not at all an answer to my actual question, but it caused enough concern to dig deeper. Not wanting to jump to conclusions, I asked about poop and play times and was told "2-3 times a day each pet is taken to potty." As in each pet, "one pet at a time," because they "don't allow socializing." ALL pets (indoors & out) are given the time it takes to spray down their kennel and then they are put back while the kennel is still wet. If they don't poop or pee during that 10 minute clean? Well too bad. All this is what I was told because I asked. I saw one employee who had no clue how to approach and handle dogs and she was trained by the manager. I know, I asked. No questions about commands or training. What if my pet only understood Spanish or German? "We don't need all that," was my answer. That was when I understood, they don't socialize with your pets either. THAT'S EXTRA $$! I am now stuck with a flight out in four hours, and I did not reserve a bed at BNA, so I demand a walk through of the inside to where my dog will be sleeping because it is very cold outside. I observed: * A cat room with nothing except beds and one scratching post. The door entrance is by the dog kennels. What if I cat escapes? Well I guess they run straight into the dogs. * The grooming area was covered in filth, hair, and fur from multiple animals, with no one there cleaning up the area. I have been to grooming appointment, they usually run like clockwork and smell like fresh and clean. Not this one. It smelled like wet dog & watered down fece. How hard can it be? You groom, you put the pet in a waiting area and you clean. THEN you get your next pet to groom. Why, because the smells for a dog are overwhelming, esp. if you have just groomed a big dog and then have a small dog. * The kennels were so loud that I needed to cover my own ears and my dog was forced to walk, no she was dragged, what I would consider the green mile. A huge indicator this is a poorly run kennel is the lack of ventilation, foul smells, and the filth. I have been to many kennels, including those at busy airports, I have never experienced this. * Large dogs & small dogs in one room. Imagine your prison mate being 4X your size And smells so bad they make humans feel sick. Some dogs just shivered in corners too afraid to move or lift their heads. * Wet tacky floors that my shoes stuck to, the smell of poop and pee mixed with the water was unbearably potent. And my dogs bare paws were dragged through that. I am almost positive they don't clean them, which meant she had to lick them clean and that can give her worms. When I explained the place to her vet, she said not to take her back. *Wet kennels with rusty food and water bowls. I wonder if the manager would be willing to clean one and use it herself? Upon pick-up, I observed another employee. My dogs was drug out, and could not bark. She hung her head as they drug her forward. She should have been able to smell me or hear me but she could do neither. When she saw me, the look broke my heart. She all but tried to pull me to the door. I knelt down and the smell was pure feces. It was matted in her coat and all over her feet. That's when I lost it. The questions and demand for answers were flying from my lips. Why is she covered in s**t!, was on the tip of my tongue, but I held my composure while they blamed a caged up dog for not pooping on command. Commands they didn't ask for. And yes that statement is facetious. Every excuse was given, but none was the truth. It was Monday and they hadn't been there on Sunday to do their d**m jobs. And that's what I told them. They now wanted $50-60 to wash her and I'd have to "wait" for "an hour, maybe longer" because they had "other grooming appointments." When I demanded not management but the owner, I was told I would be called. That never happened!

This person literally tried to have me killed by cop. I'm a 60 yo lady. I had an apt for weeks and…read moreconfirmed a few days before. I'm standing at her door with my 2 dogs, their food and supplies and my purse on the morning of my apt however, several minutes late because the GPS showed her property 3 miles away from where it actually was. I knock and knock but no one answers, I called and called but no one picks up. she has Arlo cameras at the front door and I know they were working because I could hear myself through her monitor inside as I'm hollering through the door and i can hear myself on her answering service. I can hear the vacuum cleaner going on and off throughout so I know someone was inside. but still I knock and knock and no one ever answers the door. next thing I know a police officer pulls up with guns drawn As he shields himself behind the car door. He tells me to step away from the door and show him some ID. I couldn't, because my purse was hanging on the door knob while my dogs were tied to the railing. Then he says the owner called and said that I was trying to break in to the place. Do robbers often show up with their dogs, dog supplies and leave their purse hanging on the door knob? One wrong move and I could have been shot by an anxious officer because of her craziness. Then she said she was refusing to board my dogs because I had scared her. SCARED HER? I was leaving for a long awaited vacation in 2 days. I had made this apt 3 weeks prior and confirmed a few days prior. It's rediculous to think that something so mundane as boarding your dogs could have gotten me killed. something Is very wrong with this person brain and it nearly cost me everything.