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    Critter Buddies

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Dog walking

    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    Jason L didn't use the service and gave them a 1. Critter for life. Jason is a loser. Don't be Jason.

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    Ruff Life Training & Resort

    Ruff Life Training & Resort

    (4 reviews)

    I highly recommend Ruff Life Training & Resort. We have an Australian Cattle dog we rescued. She…read morehad a history of reactivity. We have been through socialization training with her and she is doing better. We were going on a road trip and we needed a place to care for her. We were very unsure of how she would do. We toured Ruff Life Resort first and were VERY impressed. The staff were very welcoming and showed us around. One thing I noticed right away was how good it smelled. They keep everything super clean. They offer a variety of suite sizes too. Since this was her first experience, they evaluated her first and with their expertise placed her with a group of dogs that she was actually able to make friends with. She had never been able to do that before. They have five large yards, indoor and out. Their is always someone with the dogs in the yards too. We got pictures and reports everyday on how she was doing and it made my heart happy to see how happy she was and we were able to enjoy our vacation knowing she was being very well cared for. They even bathed her and washed her stuffy toy we had for her. We will most definitely book this resort the next time we need to board her. Definitely a 10 out of 10.

    Our 1 year old Havapoo Teddy has been coming here for boarding and playdates for over a year now…read more The staff are awesome and caring. He always seems to have a great time. The staff keeps us updated with photos throughout his stay. Teddy gives this place 5 Stars!

    Rocky Mountain K9

    Rocky Mountain K9

    (37 reviews)

    I was nervous about overnight boring my two dogs here, as we have had poor experiences at other…read morefacilities in the area. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the facility and the staff's level of professionalism. It made me feel a lot of relief knowing Dr. Prior is so involved and one call away if my dogs got sick or injured. I loved receiving daily text photos of how my dogs were doing. I love all the other "add-ons" they offer. Great location, off 40 & 80. The price for overnight boarding was very digestible/competitive. I will 100% use this overnight boarding program again.

    When Rocky Moutian K 9, took over Park City Pet Resort, there was an immediate change in the…read moreatmosphere! From the time you walk through the doors the urine smell hit you!!! The loving caring staff was gone almost immediately... Our Boy started at PCPR at 6 months 3-4 days a week as his large breed needs to be socialized and active! He absolutely loved going to PCPR ( just getting close his head out the window barking with excitement) With this our big guy is an very active blood tracking hunting dog , doing at least 5 miles a day with his Daddy! Our Guy never had any issues with other dogs at PCPR ( as the previous staff new how to place the right dogs together) 1st major issue, I picked up our Boy and when " The Owner " came out with him and just opened the gate to the common intake, and out take area before making sure it was safe for him, and other dogs that might be aggressive, or if the door leeding out was secure ( no one heading out with their dogs) I then aproched him and politely asked will you please moving forward have our Boy sit ( as he is trained to do) making sure you go first , than using the word release, after you know it's safe for him and other dogs to do so! His response to me was, I kid you not " If We Have Time" I should of took more notice as our Big Guy was not showing the excitement he had showed over the past 3 years going to PCPR! The final straw was a couple weeks later. I had picked our Guy up, he actually seemed okay. I dropped him off with his Daddy at work and went back to work myself. About 15 minutes later I received a call from my husband asking what happened to Our Guy? I was confused... He told me that he was rubbing his head and noticed he has several puncture wounds around his ears and a couple on his neck! I told him I have no ideal how he got them , as no one at PCPR had mentioned anything to me. When I contacted them regarding our Guys injuries we got nothing from them for 3 days! Finally, when thev new owner reached out and they had reviewed the footage he said Our Guy was play with another dog, when another dog came up from the side and attacked him! Okay now get this, I asked why The FU-K were we not told about this? The answer was, it was a new staff member and that person didn't think it was that bad! We all know how bad a simple puncture wond can get infected. Luckily Our Big Lover Boy is doing great and loving his new Doggie day care these last 3 years now! Yep he's 6 now

    Critter Buddies - dogwalkers - Updated August 2026

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