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Camp Happy Hound

3.7 (13 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 9:30 AM, 12:30 pm - 2:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

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The sand is not good for your dog. They can eat it, breeding ground for fleas!! I would not recommend this place.

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7 years ago

The staff and facilities are excellent! They greet our dog by name every time and our dog is excited to get dropped off.

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I've used this facility in the past and wanted to share my experience so other pet parents can make…read moreinformed decisions. About a year ago, my dog stayed here for four days. When I picked him up, he had bleeding on his feet. He has high anxiety and I assumed it was related to stress or coping in a group environment. Several months later, I brought him back briefly for two days, then did not return again until this week (about six months later). Unfortunately, on his first day back this week, my dog was attacked by another dog. During play the other dog jumped him from behind, grabbed him near the ears, and pulled on him while my dog was trying to run away. Staff did intervene and separated them. What was most upsetting was learning that: the other dog had multiple prior incidents, and my dog had previously had an altercation with that same dog ! and I was NEVER informed of that prior incident (under old manager) This information was never disclosed to me. In hindsight, this explains the unexplained bleeding I noticed during his stay last year -- it was likely not anxiety, but bullying by the same dog. I do want to acknowledge that there is a new manager, and she was professional, honest, and caring. She confirmed that the dog involved is no longer allowed in group play, which I appreciate. The staff also showed genuine care for my dog. Because I had contractors working in my home, I did bring him back the following day. During that visit, staff recognized that he was overwhelmed by other dogs being in his face and appropriately removed him from group play so he could decompress and spend time with staff instead. They were kind to him, attentive, and loving, and I'm grateful for that. Unfortunately my baby did developed a bad case of stress colitis and have not gone back. That said, I strongly believe that dogs with a known history of aggression or repeated incidents should never be placed back into group play. It puts other dogs at risk and creates trauma. I would also suggest this facility consider structured small-group or high-anxiety dog programs going forward. While the current staff clearly care, transparency and proactive safety protocols are critical in a daycare environment. I hope sharing this helps prevent similar situations for other dogs. I'm sure the new manager will make the necessary changes needed for babies left in their care.

Amazing both my dogs love it many people probably post negative reviews because they don't…read moreunderstand that they have to turn away certain dogs that are aggressive... also it's mostly college kids that run it so they're bound to make some small mistakes here and there so always just double check your itemized receipt but I rarely had any issues

Camp Happy Hound - petboarding - Updated October 2026

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