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Country Dogs

2.3 (6 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Bubbly Pup Grooming and Spa

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I brought Spock to have his first grooming at Bubbly Pup and I couldn't be happier with their…read moreservice! Lucas and Marina were great! They made it a breeze to schedule the appointment and its a plus that they offer text reminders! Spock is a 3 month old morkie and he loves going there! Staff is super nice, friendly and knowledgeable!! I really hope they can expand soon and start a doggie day care! We really need one around here!

Please note that I did not have my dog groomed here, my rating and review is to provide feedback…read moreregarding my experience with the business. I called on a Friday and left a message to inquire about having my 30 lb Icelandic Sheepdog groomed. I received a text message from Lucas on Sunday following up. When I told him the size and breed of my dog, he replied that they cannot currently accommodate new customers with longer-haired breeds, as the groomers are booked months in advance and they can't keep up with demand. Lucas was professional and apologetic and for that I'm appreciative. Being in a position to turn away customers and income is a good problem to have for any business, and I hope that they continue to see high demand for their services. However, from the customer perspective, the reality is that I called a business requesting a service, and I was turned away. Unless you're a nightclub, that type of treatment, as necessary as it may seem in the short-term, doesn't bode well for long-term success. I still have a dog that needs to get groomed, and I'll have to take my business elsewhere. In doing so, I'll likely recount the experience of being turned away to other dog owners, and as any business owner knows, word-of-mouth is crucial to success. For the future, I'd recommend the team take a different course of action than to simply turn people away- rather, advise on the lengthy wait time, offer to make an appointment, no matter how far out, and offer to call if cancellations arise. I would have greatly appreciated that courtesy and felt as if they really wanted to earn my business. Instead, I was left feeling shut out and as though this business couldn't be bothered to accept my money. At the end of the day, simply saying "sorry, can't do it" to a customer, no matter how necessary it may feel and how politely you deliver the message, will always leave a bad taste in their mouth. They'll tell others about that bad taste, and they'll likely never return.

Country Dogs - pet_training - Updated October 2026

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