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    Barkerhaus Kennels

    4.2 (13 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    “I dropped him off at Barker Haus, and when I picked him up three weeks later, he was a completely different dog.”

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    Julian's Pet Grooming, Daycare and Boarding - Apparently I wasn't good enough today...

    Julian's Pet Grooming, Daycare and Boarding

    (49 reviews)

    If I could give zero stars, I would. I cannot and will not recommend this facility based on our…read moreexperience. I am genuinely shocked by the experience we had today. If you're looking for a place that is welcoming, patient, and understanding of dogs, especially young dog, this was the exact opposite. We scheduled a temperament evaluation because we were interested in boarding our dogs for the weekend. From the moment we walked in, the woman at the front desk was incredibly unfriendly and immediately gave off an incredibly cold, judgmental attitude. There was no greeting, no smile, and no attempt to make us or our dogs feel welcome. Instead, we were immediately made to feel unwelcomed and like we were an inconvenience. Our dogs were barking because they had just entered a new environment filled with unfamiliar dogs, a completely normal reaction, especially for puppies. You would expect a facility whose entire business revolves around dogs to understand that. Instead, we felt judged before anyone even attempted to interact with them. I would expect a facility that specializes in boarding and caring for dogs to understand that this is normal behavior and know how to handle it professionally. What upset me most was how our 6-month-old Doberman was handled. Without taking the time to introduce herself or allow him to become comfortable, she abruptly took his leash from my hand and disappeared with him. Less than 30 seconds later she returned and said, "He's not good. We won't be able to keep him. Do you even want to try the other dogs?" Thirty seconds? That's your temperament evaluation?! Thirty seconds is hardly enough time to evaluate any dog, let alone a young puppy in a completely unfamiliar environment. No reputable boarding facility can honestly assess a puppy's temperament in under a minute, especially in a brand-new environment. It was obvious there was no genuine attempt to evaluate him. It felt as though the decision had already been made. What made the experience even worse was her overall demeanor. She barely acknowledged our dogs, seemed uncomfortable even walking near them, and showed none of the patience, confidence, or compassion I would expect from someone who works with animals every day. At that point, I chose to leave immediately. If this is how prospective clients are treated in front of the owners during an initial evaluation, I have absolutely no confidence in how dogs are treated behind closed doors. This was, without question, the least dog-friendly experience I have ever had at a business that claims to specialize in dogs. Customer service matters. Compassion matters. Patience matters. Unfortunately, we experienced none of those today. We walked in hoping to find a place we could trust with our dogs. We walked out feeling judged, dismissed, and honestly angry. There are plenty of boarding facilities that understand dog behavior, especially puppy behavior, and know how to treat both pets and their owners with kindness and professionalism. This was not one of them. We will absolutely be taking our dogs somewhere that understands canine behavior, treats owners with respect, and actually enjoys working with dogs.

    Great experience! The groomers had excellent communication, and my pets were treated with so much…read morecare. The service was very professional and affordable. I will definitely be coming back and highly recommend them.

    Eastwood Animal Clinic - Ozzy

    Eastwood Animal Clinic

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    Extremely knowledgeable, and professional. Staff and Technicians are fantastic. My dogs , all 9 of…read morethem, are in good hands when I take them to Eastwood Animal Clinic. I have nothing negative to say. Thank you

    I really don't want anyone else to go through the experience we had here. It was incredibly…read morestressful, and we left feeling like we had experienced a bait and switch. I called that morning specifically to ask how much a walk-in exam would cost. I was told $40 if we arrived before 11 AM because the pricing changed afterward. My husband had some free time, so he drove our dog all the way from the Westside to the Eastside specifically because of what I was quoted. When he arrived, he even asked if he had made the cutoff and was told YES. Once there, he mentioned that our dog's breath smelled bad and we were concerned about her teeth. Later, when he questioned the exam price, he was told that mentioning the bad breath made it a "sick" visit with different pricing. That's exactly why this felt like a bait and switch to us. If the reason for the visit changes the exam price, that should be clearly explained before the exam, especially after a customer specifically calls for pricing and then confirms the cutoff upon arrival. We ultimately paid $212 for the visit, bloodwork and medications. No dental cleaning was performed, and we were given an additional estimate of approximately $1,153-$1,548 for the dental procedure. But the billing wasn't even the most concerning part of our experience. We were given paperwork for our dog that contained SOMEONE ELSE'S NAME, PHONE NUMBER AND HOME ADDRESS. Even more concerning, my husband's electronic signature appeared on that document. My husband says he did not knowingly sign a document containing another person's client information. That immediately made us wonder how his signature ended up attached to it and whether our own personal information could have been given to someone else. When my husband tried to get answers, he says he could hear employees in the back laughing/making comments about the situation. That made an already stressful experience even worse. They also told him that their phone calls are recorded. I actually hope they preserve my call because it should clarify exactly what I asked and what I was quoted. We're now requesting the original document my husband signed, the electronic signature audit trail, our complete records and itemized charges, and preservation of that recorded call. I'm not writing this because veterinary care is expensive. I understand that medical care for our pets costs money, and I'm willing to pay for the care my dog needs. I'm writing this because I don't want another pet owner to call, receive one price, rush across town based on that information, and then have an experience like ours. And I especially don't want anyone else walking out of a veterinary clinic with another customer's name, phone number and home address on their paperwork. I sincerely hope the clinic looks into what happened and fixes whatever processes allowed this to happen.

    Barkerhaus Kennels - pet_training - Updated September 2026

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