My little Levi boy is a rescue and even though we've had him for over four years, he still has…read moreseparation issues. Yet when I brought him for his first visit, he was nervous, I could see he wasn't afraid. He loved his groomer! When I picked him up he looked lovely, and I could just tell, he wasn't traumatized as he sometimes can be a bit when he has to go to the groomer. My instructions were followed to the letter and the groomer listened patiently to my concerns about my little Levi and his issues. Even though this groomer is quite far from my home, the experience for Levi was so positive, I'll be taking him back!

They are so sweet to my dog Jack here. When I moved to grand…read moreledge 8 months ago , I found them and they are nothing but accommodating. Jack is other dog reactive and their small location and individual attention to each animal is so appreciated. He always comes back smelling like perfection. They do a great job and the staff is awesome. If you're thinking about it , go here.

I don't like to leave negative reviews, but I was blown away by the way I was treated when I picked…read moreup my pup from a five day stay this evening. This was the first time I boarded my dog here for an extended period. I had left him hear once before, but only for a day (8:30AM - 5:00PM) while we were out of town for a funeral. I arrived to pick him up and was immediately met with criticism. He needs more socialization, he's WAY to nervous and shy, needs more time spent in daycare, etc. OK, fine. That may be true. He's only five months old, so we haven't had time to get him to daycare. To be honest, I'm probably not going to. We're a busy family of six and we don't have time to deal with the doggy daycare thing. So fine, call me a bad pet owner. Guilty as charged. Anyway, after she was done criticizing my pet ownership skills, I asked about the status of my dog's comfort item (a towel). This was met with a response of "You can't be serious!" Whoa, what? After I stood there for a few seconds looking astonished by this incredibly snarky/unnecessary/rude response, she tersely explained that my dog tore up his towel. Ok, maybe you could just say that the first time instead of being incredulous. I then asked about my leash. They had taken my dog back into their kennel still on my leash. She then pointed to some leashes on the wall and told me to find mine. I explained that none of the leashes on the wall were mine. I further explained that mine was a brand new (I still have the receipt in my car) 6' black leash. She huffed her way back into the kennel area to see if she could find it. After a few minutes she came out with a tiny orange leash that would be suitable only for a tiny dog. I explained that this was the second time this had happened in his two stays at TLC. The first time, during his daytime stay, they had lost his alligator toy. No big deal. They even replaced it with one of there toys. But now they had lost a second item. As I said at the beginning, I don't like leaving bad reviews. Look through my other reviews. I don't think I've ever left a one star review. If they were able to treat me this poorly after I finished paying them, I can only imagine how my puppy was treated during his five-day stay there. I will never again send my dog to TLC Acres and if anyone ever asks me for a boarding recommendation, I won't hesitate to tell them this story.

I have boarded my dog at this kennel several times and the experience has been positive until…read moretoday.... I had a reservation to board my dog over Thanksgiving Weekend. My plans have changed and I called to cancel the reservation (3 days in advance). The woman I spoke to asked if they had my credit card on file. I indicated "no" and she asked for my credit card number so she could charge me $50 for the cancellation. When I stated this policy was not explained to me when I made the reservation, she told me that if I didn't pay, my dog is no longer welcome to board there again. Yikes! I would have paid the cancellation fee if the policy was explained to me up front, but to demand $50.00 after the fact is ridiculous and very unprofessional!

We highly recommend 2 Peas In A Pod. We looked at plane flights, pet nanny's blah blah…read moreblah...nothing compared to what James and his lovely wife will do to your pet from here to there. In our case it was Boonieland Weims back east all the way out to California. We were sent tracker photos of the 2 pups on the trip and updates on potty and eating activities. Much more than we expected. Door to door service, a very nice transport van, regular walks along the way, a well organized delivery schedule with not too many other's on board so the trip was more straight forward that we imagined it could be. These are very kind people, who love the pets and care about how they take care and transport.

DONT BOTHER No…read moreanswer at door this morning when we tried to drop off our dog At agreed time of 6:00am-6:15. I had asked about early drop off several times and it wasn't an issue so we got left hanging. Had to bring dog to work so if if u need dependability I would look elsewhere. They also don't ask about ur dogs vaccinations if that's important to u.

My dogs love Ann, Dan and Deanna! they treat them as if they are their own. Great kennel!read more

I work there and I love it. We take the time to make your pet feel like there at home and not at a…read morekennel

THIS PLACE IS WILD!!!!!!!Dogs have too much fun fun fun ..........my dog hangs out there sometimes…read more..........

Took our dog for a try out overnight stay and he came home so happy!…read more So happy to have found this wonderful place!