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    5.0 (7 reviews)
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    Absolutely the best place I've boarded my two dogs! We boarded for 11 days and they were taken such…read moregreat care of! I was so grateful they were available so I could have peace of mind leaving them. When we dropped them off we were given a tour and everything was explained to us how they'd be handled while we were away! Each day I texted for info or a photo of them and they were always quick to reply and very helpful! This really gave me a lot of confidence they were safe and enjoying their space! The facility is clean and well organized! I appreciate that the dogs are separated by size. Neither Roxy or Jake seemed stressed or bug eyed exhausted when I came to pick them up! They were mellow and were clean and their things were gathered for us to head home from the airport! When I've picked them up from some other places, my Roxy would seem disoriented and overwhelmed! So I was beyond grateful she appeared relaxed! We will be sure to use this location for all boarding needs in the future. Even though it's far from us, it was nice to be able to trust our babies were well taken care of!

    Backyard Dog Care was a literal lifesaver for me since I wasn't neutering my puppy at 7 months old…read morelike all of the other doggy daycares required. Until I found them I was seriously stressed out about what to do for daycare for my puppy. I spoke to Brandon on the phone and he instantly put me at ease. I took my puppy in to check things out and ended up leaving him there to play for a few hours. I love that they have an actual outside area for the dogs to go out and play in. And most of all - my puppy comes home exhausted after playing with his friends all day! Thank you Backyard Dog Care for always taking great care of my puppy.

    Off Leash K9 Training, Northern Utah - Kylo courtesy of Michelle and Christy

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    Karsyn is amazing! I've had 4 dogs trained by her and have been able to see first-hand how she can…read morecustomize the training for the pet and family. She really knows her stuff, and she is able to make adjustments on the fly with individual dogs. I had 1 of my dogs do the board-and-train with her and the daily updates were so thorough. It helped us still feel connected to our puppy while seeing how he reacted to various scenarios and techniques.

    Abusive unethical treatment of my dog during board and train. I contracted for a two week board and…read moretrain to help me get a head start on working with a bouncy new dog we had rescued. I was told the training was all play and relationship based. I was concerned when I picked my dog up from the two week board and train because he kept trying to run away from the training room and hide behind my legs during turnover. Levi shocked him at such a high level that he cried multiple times when demonstrating commands (he told me that he was at a level 9 on a higher voltage collar than he originally started with because the dog is "stubborn" and "lazy."). I think dogs should always love training or something is being done wrong. Although I am not opposed to e collars in principle, I believe it was overused due to a lack of skill in really understanding this dog. When my dog came home I switched entirely to positive reinforcement because of what I had seen. At first my dog flinched when I gave him commands. He winced and turned on his side. He seemed afraid but like he did not know what to do to avoid punishment. I found an injury on his neck in the area the e-collar had been used. He is now working willingly and happily for me. There is never any "stubbornness" or "laziness." He loves training time. The program I purchased came with lifetime support if I returned for a follow up appointment, which of course I didn't do, because I could not fathom making my dog go back to the place of his mistreatment, and why would I want any more "advice" from abusive psuedo-trainers anyway? I did contact Levi about these concerns and he took zero accountability--which means he will do the same thing to more dogs.

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    Level of care has declined for the animals since Covid…read more We left our healthy 3 small dogs for a few days and wrote down (as verbally gave) strict instructions with the check in person that meds and diet restrictions were needed for one of the pups. I emphasized the strictness of feeding ONLY the food I brought, which was frozen fresh food already measured out in ziploc baggies. This pup in particular has severe allergies to everything but lamb and rice. The meds I brought needed to be administered for once a day for two more days. When I picked the pups up on the 4th day, I could tell that my instructions were not followed as my allergy-ridden pup had severely broken out with inflammation, redness, goopiness on his face. He was scratching profusely too. I was so upset but no one was available to discuss this with who could help. Once I got my pups home I took a closer look to examine the same dog and found that he also had broken out badly on his underside including on his little wee wee. I called the UDP back and told them about this additional evidence of showing that he was given food that was not the lamb I brought specifically for him. I couldn't get anyone on the phone to talk to, just through texting. The person responding to me denied feeding anything other than the expensive fresh food I brought for him--should have I expected anything differently? It was simple instructions, I thought. Too bad the workers didn't follow them. These symptoms only appear when he eats non-lamb based foods. I took him to my vet and right away the skin graph showed he had developed a very bad staph infection! The vet asked how did this happen, to which I told him of my suspicions with UDP boarding personnel not following the instructions I gave. I ended up with a $480 invoice from the vet for the exam, tests, and medications including antibiotics! I reached out again to UDP and got nowhere on accepting some responsibility for this. My biggest concern is that someone's pet could experience an even more serious result if the staff continue to function this way with clients. Having a vet clinic onsite doesn't matter if there is no reporting or interaction between the two groups. Honestly, many of the personnel now working in the facility appear to be going through a rehab program of sorts. A bit judgmental on my part but difficulty lies in appearance and demeanor. I know the vet clinic is second location to the one in West Bountiful. We used to go to this vet clinic but changed after we started being nickel and dime'd for unnecessary services, pressured up-sales and some influencing/guilting into more unnecessary treatments. One of our pups passed away while in their care too. We changed to the Clearfield Vet Clinic instead and got better service and pricing. Maybe it's time for the owner(s) to re-examine the operations of these businesses before things get worse. I used to love this place but since before Covid, I watched a steady decline in the quality and don't feel comfortable boarding my pets here anymore. Such a shame.

    Utah Pet Access - petservices - Updated August 2026

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