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    A1 Westside Pet Sitter

    4.2 (5 reviews)
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    The Dog Den

    (23 reviews)

    Our dogs [Finn & Bear - big Yellow Labs] love the Dog Den. Their approach to training and working…read morewith our dogs is top of the line. We first encountered them when we took Finn [6 yo] to a class for Reactive Dogs. We chose this class because our Labs are over the top crazy friendly when meeting people. We met Deb Crawley. Deb applies the Dog Den principles to everything she does - Calm, Non-reactive, rational, and sensible with lots of love. We applied what we learned in class to both dogs and walking them is now so enjoyable. We recently did a one-on-one session with Deb at our home because we wanted to work on some calming behaviors when someone entered our home. We met with Deb in early November and have been applying her methods and advice for the past 6 weeks -- and are seeing great results!! The boys are still crazy Labs but they now 'pause' and consider what we are asking of them when we have someone else in the home. Thank you Deb Crawley. We're going to keep working on this!! Bernadette, John, Finn & Bear

    My dogs absolutely LOVE The Dog Den! Keira, my Pomsky, has been going there since we got her five…read moreyears ago, and is still excited to go every day while my husband and I work. All of the employees know all of the dogs by name and sight, and their pick up process is super efficient, even during COVID. My newest dog, Liam, is a rescue from a hoarding situation, and is pretty skittish with new people, so we were nervous about him going to daycare. Dog Den sent us report cards, videos, and photos of him almost EVERY day for his first two weeks to tell us how he was getting along, which we really appreciated. Not only do they often send adorable report cards on our pups, but they also take photos of every dog they have in festive accessories for each holiday, and post them on their Facebook page (I look forward to scrolling through them every holiday and have attached some photos Dog Den took to this review). Dog Den also offers great puppy training classes that we took Keira to and will soon be taking Liam too. They also have had a couple of employees watch Keira when my husband and I were out of town at a reasonable price when we couldn't find a sitter. Even when my husband and I bought a house in 2020 and Dog Den is no longer conveniently on our way to work, we continue to bring our dogs there because they have been so wonderful since we started going there five years ago. I strongly recommend Dog Den over any other doggy daycare in Madison!

    Ruffin'It Resort - Pack Leader Brittanie and Little Bear enjoy a cuddle in the Ambassador Suite

    Ruffin'It Resort

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    Our dog was attending Ruffin it for about a month, 3x a week. He passed his trial days and it…read moreseemed like everything was going well at the start. The last few times we took him to be dropped off he would stop in the doorway and not want to go inside, note that he has always LOVED daycare at his previous daycares. In the past he would try to sprint into the door to get inside, definitely not be hesitant. I can't say if something changed in how he was being treated, but it was a bad sign, and made us hesitant to consider taking him to Ruffin it since we couldn't be sure what was happening during the day off camera. We were told that Thursdays were ideally for tiny dogs and dogs that didn't want to play, which we could see on the cameras wasn't accurate. There were plenty of dogs much larger than our dog in the small dog room, and lots of dogs playing even when our dog was sleeping on the bench. But we were told that our dog was too high energy to come on Thursdays, so we agreed to try him out in one of the bigger dog rooms only on Thursdays. He did a trial day and it sounded like it went well. When we took him the next Monday they sent him to the big dog room again which was a surprise to us since we had thought he was only doing Thursdays in the big dog room, but we were trusting their judgement of where he was the best fit. When we went to pick him up, we were told that he has been in an isolation room since 9 am and had failed his trial days and thus wasn't allowed back. Since he had passed his trial days in the small dog room, our understanding was that he was just going through trial days in the big dog room to see how he interacted with bigger dogs for Thursday play. There was no communication from the staff that if he didn't play well with the big dogs he couldn't come back any day of the week, or that there had been any issues reported at all in the small dog room. The staff didn't call us to let us know that he had been put in isolation at 9 am, so he had to sit in the room for 8 hours until we came to get him. They claimed an email was sent which was never received, but even if there was, a phone call should be mandatory when locking a dog up so the parents are aware. All our communication with Ruffin it had been done via phone (texts and calls) up until this point, so only sending an email makes no sense. It felt as if they were trying to hide the fact that they locked him up. If we had known we would've left work to come pick him up sooner. Instead he had to sit in the room all day, and while they told us he was given bathroom breaks it didn't seem as if that was true given how much he peed as soon as he got out (he normally pees every 2 hours so there's very little urine each potty break. He peed for a solid 2 minutes straight after this day as soon as he got outside). It's totally fine if a dog isn't a good fit for a daycare, and we would have accepted that answer if it had been conveyed to us, especially considering our own hesitations. But instead, there was no communication leading up to this incident that there were any issues with our dog at all besides his high energy on Thursdays, and there was no communication day of to let us know that anything had happened. Instead our dog sat in a room by himself for 8 hours and we were charged a for full day of daycare that did not happen.

    Very unprofessional and overpriced. Don't waste your time here. Even if you manage to get a…read morereservation, they will make up an illness your dog has as a reason to deny service.

    A1 Westside Pet Sitter - petboarding - Updated May 2026

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