It's a dog haven! Chris is great and dogs they allow are first judged so if your hound is…read moreaccepted, congrats and you know your dog is in good company. The team that work there are fantastic and dog lovers. Absolutely the best!

My pups love it here! I know they are safe and have a great time. Love all the pics they post on…read moreInstagram. The staff and owner are great.

Edit: 6/28/12 Well,…read morethe initial good impression has finally worn off. We have taken our puppy to stay at the Doghouse multiple times now, and every experience gets a little weirder. After her first long stay there, puppy came back to us HUNGRY. This was strange, we had given instructions to let her have extra food if she seemed hungry (we even wrote this on her food tub) since we knew she would be very active running and playing with other dogs and might need more calories. Next stay, she came back to us with her crate full of food. Might explain why she was starving after her first stay, for some reason they crated her to feed her (the crate was provided for her to sleep in at night). Now the final straw, we keep receiving bills and past due notices from them for bills that have already been paid. We always pay our bills on time, and we're getting tired of running back through old credit card statements every time we hear from them. The facility is beautiful, the people who work there seem nice and competent, but our experiences with them are proving otherwise. ***************************** This place is just fantastic! Absolutely beautiful and spotlessly clean facility, wonderful and extremely competent employees. Dogs that come here are expected to be social and have good manners. If you are looking for a place to take your dog for doggie daycare or overnight boarding and you can't stomach the thought of leaving him or her in the care of the underpaid and untrained employees typical at most boarding facilities, you have to check this place out. Our beloved pup is going to be a regular here.

I qualify this review. The Doghouse is a beautiful facility and it is perfect for some dogs. But…read moredon't bring your dog here thinking its going to be like the other day camps around Ann Arbor. The focus here is training, discipline, and "earning" increasingly independent "stages" of play. From the first day, I brought my large dog here hoping he would get to run and play to wear out his energy and I let them know we are not interested in graduating to any higher levels, but we would like to board him sometimes. He has not had problems at other day camps, but here, we were constantly getting negative feedback - he's jumping on other dogs or pinning them down, he gets hyped up, he doesn't listen to rules, he barks. That is true. I am not arguing that. But this was later accompanied by requirements to do training, group and individual, in order for him to be able to return -- something from day one I had indicated I was not going to do and did not want - I do not want a stepford wives dog, and I totally understand he's not the right fit for this daycare -- in short, if your dog is not going to thrive in a Montessori school environment this is not for them. The other sole reason I brought my dog here was to check out their boarding facilities when I begin to travel for work again -- again, a no go, because he did not "graduate" to a level that he can board. I've never heard of that in my life -- even the most difficult dogs are boardable at other sites without a single day of "training". I know this has gotten long, but I think its important to know that despite the absolutely beautiful facility, this is not going to be the right place for many dogs. If your dog matches what they are looking for, both you and your dog will absolutely love it. But if your dog just likes to run and play and jump and bark at other dogs then this is not going to be a good match. I would have preferred that he be removed into a solo area and allowed to run around by himself rather than bringing him back to his crate when he got too rowdy. I love the people here, but we're not going back.

I have taken my pup to Lori since he was brand new. I trust her completely, and I love Bailey's…read moresmell when he comes home. It's cage free, so it is a good way to socialize your pup with other 4-legged friends. P.S. Classy Canines MOVED down the road and expanded. Now offering overnight suites and day care. Love Lori!

I hate having to write negative reviews for local businesses, but I feel it wouldn't be right to…read morenot share my experience here with others looking for grooming services in the AA area. I went to visit Classy Canines before making my appointment with my pup because I wanted to check out the location and meet the groomer. It is located in the back of a vets office and Lori, the head groomer, was friendly and seemed knowledgable. I decided to book my first appointment for my large breed dog. When my appointment day came I brought my dog in and we had an 'intake interview' she asked me if my dog had sensitive skin, I said no. We have had our dog professionally groomed every 4-6 weeks since we got her and she has never shown any signs of skin sensitivity. I knew my dog was matted (definitely not the worst its ever been but a little more than normal) and decided to cut her short because of this. When I came in to pick up my dog I noticed that her skin was red on her legs and Lori said she had put some ointment on it and then brushed it off as no big deal. I asked a couple prodding questions to try and get a better understanding, but she said to just discourage my dog from licking. I also noticed that there were multiple toe-nails that were cut too short and had bled. One nail cut too short is understandable, but multiple nails (her nails are not black), is hard to understand. By the time I got home and had a chance to run my hands over my dog I noticed there were red marks and blade burns all over her (a total of 7 different areas). I took photos so I could send to Lori with my concerns. By the next day my husband and I were increasingly worried and took our dog to the vet, where we learned that our pup had developed a staff infection from the groomer. She had to wear an e-collar and take antibiotics. It was super disappointing that it came down to this. The vet said there should be no explanation or excuse from a professional groomer to cause so many burns and cuts and she had never seen such a poor job. When I explained all of this to Lori in an email (I tried to get her on the phone but she never returned my call) she emailed back taking very little responsibility and said the spots and burns were due to her being heavily matted and having sensitive skin. After this I just asked for a refund - no use in arguing. The only reason I'm giving the second star is because I appreciate that Lori is a wise enough business woman to give a refund when one is due. I hope this is a one-off experience and isn't a common issue with them. I'm sure they have many happy customers. Nevertheless, i will not be coming back or recommending them to other people.

I dropped off my 6 month old Shiba Inu with Karla's Bed and Biscuit in early March for 3 days and 3…read morenights. He was fully up to date on all his vaccinations. Karla advertises her services for dogs as being cage free with an area to roam. While this may appeal to many people (it certainly appealed to me), my dog picked up Giardia from running around in her yard. Giardia is usually transmitted from dog to dogs through fecal material. Most likely what happened was that one of her resident dogs (she owns five), had Giardia, pooped in the backyard, and then my dog inevitable stepped in it. Karla does not allow tours of her facilities. It is highly likely given the volume of pets that she services, that she does not regularly clean the mud and fecal material in her yard. This is unacceptable for someone that takes care of pets. When confronting her about him picking up Giardia from her. She simply replied "that's just the way it is, it's something that just happens to the dogs that I really can do nothing about." I generally don't review much on Yelp, but I really want to urge anyone considering Karla's Bed and Biscuit to look elsewhere. She is an irresponsible caretaker of pets and your dollars are better spent elsewhere.

Really wanted to love Karla's Bed and Biscuit... I'm sure if you get a response it's a great…read moreexperience. But I reached out to Karla before my family vacation needing someone to board my dog. She responded quickly saying she could watch him and asked me if I'd like to set up a day of doggy daycare first to see how he does. I responded, saying yes and asking when she could fit him in. I never received a response after that. I tried calling, and emailing... on different days even... and received nothing. Finally, I emailed Karla telling her I would need to book with someone else because I'm running out of time and she isn't answering me. I sent that email weeks ago and STILL never heard a word from her. Very disappointed. I understand being busy but if you tell someone you can watch their pet and then you don't return any of their calls/emails after that... that is quite unprofessional and now I've been in a bind trying to find someone else who can watch him. Really disappointed.

My dog breed club rents the facility for meetings and parties. The parking is a bit tight, but big…read moreenough for the size our group. The space is large, with a concrete floor. If you are going to be doing conformation or agility exercises, there are mats you can roll out on the floor. There is a decent rest room. It is clean and well stocked with soap, paper towels, etc. In the winter, the building is a little chilly at first, but there's a space heater, and after all the people and dogs are there moving around for a while it warms up quite nicely. After we are done, we sweep up all the dog hair and put the room back the way it was when we arrived. The owner, Mary, usually comes to check on us at the beginning and sometimes at the end to be sure we can find everything we need. The other side of the building is set up for agility, with sand instead of a floor.

We stumbled across Arboroads Farm while looking for boarding for our airedale terrier. They are…read moreincredibly friendly, and take such good care of her. At one point she had an upset stomach and they said they cooked chicken and rice for her instead of her regular food to settle her, and when we picked her up her bedding was washed. She normally has a lot of separation anxiety, but does so well here. Highly recommend Arboroads!!

The very best dog groomers !! Dina and Michele are the…read moremost wonderful!! Kind, loving , compassionate people! Give them a call !!

Oscar loves coming to get his nails trimmed and paws shaved at his Favorite Furs A Flyin ! . Happy…read morePup as always Thanks !!he's all set for the weekend !

If the same people are there that were there seven years ago, I highly recommend them. They took…read moregreat care of Our shy and anxious rescue named Quigley. They were absolutely wonderful with him. We just got a new puppy and we plan on calling them very soon.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about my groomer and this business. Always so kind, attentive…read moreto my dogs and truly a great grooming experience. My girls are clearly excited to go see their friends. I feel so lucky to have found a grooming home here.

Happy Hearts Pet Care is simply the BEST! Lee is responsible, caring, dependable & runs a company…read moreof the very best pet care individuals in the Ann Arbor area. I have trusted her & her company with the care of my most precious boy, Cooper, for over 14yrs. Lee has a way of choosing staff that are excellent. I have never been anything but impressed with Happy Hearts Pet Care. Pricing is competitive, communication is thorough & dependable. I would trust Lee & her employees with any pet of mine & I thoroughly recommend this fabulous company for anyone that needs comprehensive thorough pet care! They really are the BEST! A shout out to Kim, one of the most dependable, honest, knowledgeable & wonderful humans that my dog was lucky enough to have in his life! Happy Hearts is well named!

Highly recommend Happy Hearts Pet Care! Kim, Lee and Travis took amazing care of our two shepherds,…read moreArchie and Ada. We could always leave knowing they will be well taken care of! Our dogs are leash reactive so walking them can be tricky- we highly recommend Happy Hearts Pet Care!