1. Mr Boris Pup Concierge

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Paws Country Club - Grooming

Paws Country Club

(45 reviews)

Harlem

I brought my aussie/corgi in for grooming, requesting a haircut styling him a corgi butt and an…read moreaussie head. The haircut was perfect and my dog now looks and smells SO GOOD. Unfortunately, because my dog has trauma from having had his dewclaws removed (I didn't do it to him - he's a rescue) he would not allow the groomer to clip his toenails. They asked us to come in and help but our dog was just so stressed out at that point that we couldn't touch his paws without him going into a panic. This is unfortunate because the main reason I was paying a groomer was to get help with clipping his claws. I just can't do it myself. I guess next time we can try giving him some anti-anxiety medication and see if that works. The groomer did take a little off the price because of not being able to cut his nails. I would recommend this groomer to anyone who has a well-behaved dog who is amenable to being groomed. I would not recommend them if you have an anxious or fearful dog. The haircut itself was really perfect and beautiful. I will probably try another groomer just because I need my dog's claws cut short, but if my dog was better behaved I would go back to this place because they give good haircuts.

Dog owners beware if you want to support a business that will help ALL dogs, pretty funny if you…read moreconsider the name of this institution (the girls who get it, get it, the girls who don't, don't). According to their online description, they may charge extra for "aggressive breeds," and would provide an "assessment" to determine if they can help board them. Well I can tell you that an assessment is a straight up dog breed discrimination. Just mentioning that you would need to house your sweet, friendly pitties and they immediately drop you like a hot potato. No "assessment" provided whatsoever. Just mentioned that the dogs are pit bulls and was given an immediate no. Didn't even see or meet the dogs. Highly unprofessional and irresponsible. Why put up a note that they would seemingly provide service for all kinds of dogs when they clearly don't? Also a quick cursory scroll of the 5star reviews show that they skew towards smaller, "cute" dogs. Further evidence that they are falsely advertising their services. If you can only handle small dogs, please just make that clear so that nobody can waste their time here again. In conclusion: Parents of pitties beware of this place!! And other pet parents-- please make an effort to support pet daycares that will provide service to all dogs, especially if they have done nothing wrong, and have always been good dogs. Will be telling all my dog parents to stay away from this place. See also attached the goodest beans that are looking for quality daycare services that this place clearly does not provide.

Gotham Canine Club - Alexandra with the Original GCC member Mia :)

Gotham Canine Club

(17 reviews)

Harlem

Our dog Zizou has been part of the clubhouse for about 4 months now. We are so grateful for…read moreeveryone there: Alex, Ariel, Chris, and Sean. Zizou takes her time trusting people and dogs and everyone there has been so patient and supportive of her. I've seen clear differences in her since she first stayed at the clubhouse. I see a marked difference in her confidence around other dogs. Before going to the clubhouse, she would typically wander from dog to dog and never seem totally at ease. It's improved since I brought her home a year ago and she's always having fun but it was like she was still trying to figure out how to play with other dogs. Occasionally, she'd find a dog friend to play with for an extended time but not always. Recently, I haven't noticed any of that awkwardness from her. At the park, she confidently joins in groups of other dogs playing. She even got dogs who weren't doing anything to start playing around with her. I an really proud of her. Even during pickup, she's gotten better. She used to be so nervous around Chris when he's come to get her in the mornings, but each day she's more and more comfortable. I know this is because of Alex, Ariel, Chris, Sean, and the clubhouse. They've let Zizou take the time she needs. They are happy when she does anything, however small, to show that she trusts them. There's no other feeling like peace of mind knowing that Zizou is in the hands of people who want her to be happy! Also because of her size (75lb German Shepherd mix) the other day care spot in the area shied away from her, isolating her, despite that she has never shown any signs of aggression. Everyone at Gotham is well trained for dogs of all sizes and they've never once treated her that way. They love all dogs!

Meeting Alex is basically the best dog-related thing that's ever happened to my husband and I and…read moreour coonhound, Beckett. I mean life-alteringly good. Alex is so amazing with Beckett and every other dog I've seen her with. WE LOVE HER. In fact, I think Beckett might love her more than he loves us...or at least equally! You can just tell that they are true dog lovers, not just in the business to make money or whatever. Alex and her crew at Gotham Canine Club are simply the absolute best in dog care/boarding/training/walking. Above and beyond anything I could have expected. Our dog is spoiled and I didn't think anyone would understand that he's basically like our child. Because of our dog having parvo and other digestive issues as a pup, we have to cook his food for him (every dog food we've found has been too rich and makes him sick). I know that makes us seem like crazy dog people, but they take it in stride and don't judge us, ha. We've boarded Beckett with them a few times at "the Clubhouse." Pickup and dropoff is included in their pricing, which is about $60/night, I think. At least one person, if not more, is with the dogs there 24/7, and they send us text, emails, and photo updates at least twice a day. I have to admit, when I first saw the pictures of their boarding facility, I thought it was just a small concrete backyard with tiny dogs and pit bulls. (I have nothing against tiny dogs or pit bulls at all, I just wasn't sure that my high-energy barky coonhound would be a great fit there.) I couldn't have been more wrong! First of all, they vet all boarders with a short visit to make sure they'll get along with the other dogs there. Second, they walk them a few times a day. Beckett, who gets 3+ hours off-leash per day in Central Park, always comes home happy and tired! (And for the record, if I did have a problem dog who needed training or something, I'd definitely hire Gotham Canine Club--I've heard of the wonders they've worked with all kinds of dogs!) My husband injured his back recently and couldn't walk our dog for a while, so we've had Alex walking Beckett a few nights a week. Usually he's reluctant to leave with anyone other than us and his other favorite walker, but he practically runs out the door when Alex shows up. She's been super-flexible with our schedules and a true lifesaver. In summary: Having a dog--especially a 115-pound super-energetic dog--in NYC can be tough. Gotham Canine Club makes it a lot easier. I've even become friends with Alex. She's just that awesome.

Wags West - Michael, Marixa and Boo

Wags West

(33 reviews)

Upper West Side

My husband and I have relied on Michael, Marixa and the team at Wags West to walk Dashwood, our 2…read moreyear old Sheltie, for over a year now and we couldn't be happier with our choice. Michael really takes the time to get to know your pup and places dogs in the care of walkers with a great deal of consideration for what's best for your dog. The team is very professional, friendly and reliable. They were even able to accommodate us at the last minute when Dashwood injured some soft tissue in his shoulder for short potty breaks. We've also used Wags West for cat sitting when we were away for Yoshi, our Birman and have been very pleased with this service as well. Also importantly, our pup and kitty are happy and we know this because animals can of course communicate their feelings! Dashwood loves Joy, his current walker and when we get home from trips away, Yoshi has clearly been well looked after. We really appreciate that Wags West treats our pets with the same care, love and consideration they do their own.

I first met Michael about 10 years ago when we were both walking along Columbus Avenue. I noticed…read morehim because he was walking a dog and stopped to play with it, bending down, petting the dog, and laughing. I am a huge animal lover, and so was so happy to see someone loving their pet. I walked across the street to thank him for bringing joy that day, saying how much he must love his dog. He replied, "Oh, this isn't mine; I'm his walker." I was amazed. I then asked him if his company took care of cats. He said, "yes" and handed me his card. I have two brothers (Asian shorthairs) who Michael and the lovely, gracious Marixa have taken care of for the last ten years. I cannot tell you the peace of mind and security they provide when they sit for my cats. With each visit, they clean the litterbox and feed the guys, play with them, and then provide a detailed email report of how the visit went. Their service is not expensive, but at the same time, priceless.

Doggedly Devoted - We offer training classes, too!  Nutley passed with flying colors!

Doggedly Devoted

(21 reviews)

Harlem

We had a terrible experience with Doggedly Devoted. They were awful…read more Our rescue dog requires some extra care and we had never had a problem at other day cares but the owner at DD was obsessed because she didn't think our dog, "liked her." It was bizarre. As I said, our dog has never had a problem at any other daycare except DD. They forced me to leave work in the middle of the day to come get him. (I think because of their insecurities and failure to listen to our instructions.) In short, we don't trust them and our dog hated it there. I think they're fine if your dog is easy but there are much better places, at better rates, in the area.

Doggedly Devoted was just what our Harlem neighborhood needed. It is clear from the way that they…read morerun their business; the owners and staff truly care for dogs and their people. I have brought in my very energetic (and deaf) Australian Shepherd in for daycare as well as boarding. I was worried that his deafness would be a problem, as many other facilities told me they were not trained to handle him. Meghan immediately did research and told me it would be no problem! I have no worries when I send him there. They send detailed email updates, as well as take pictures on facebook to show the dogs are doing, which is a nice reassurance. The also send home a daily report card when you pick up your pet detailing their stay (very cute). The facility is impeccably clean (a must) and open to allow dogs maximum play space. In addition to daycare, they host practical training workshops for pet owners that end up being very individualized. In addition, they have recently opened their doors to the bully project, an organization that offers free obedience classes to owners of pit bulls and similar breeds. This truly shows an attachment to the community and its needs. I would absolutely recommend Doggedly Devoted to anyone in the city

Mr Boris Pup Concierge - dogwalkers - Updated July 2026

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