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    Doggone Fit

    4.5 (15 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 6:30 pm

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    Dog walking

    Private dog training

    Pet boarding

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    They still need some work but Richie, the e-Collars, and our consistency has definitely changed our dogs for the better.

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    ADDA is FABULOUS! I…read morecan't say enough about the owners and staff...and the doggies! I was invited to ADDA by their staff after having my small dog in training there with Springforth Dog Training (Katherine is a great trainer, by the way). It took me a while, as it was out of my way on the way to work, but I wasn't happy with the daycare she was in near Weymouth Landing, so I tried them....and my dog has been with them ever since! (almost 2 years) For those of you who like detailed reviews, read on. For those of you who don't, they definitely get 5 stars from me! They have great customer service, the facility is new, and the dogs are fantastic. And the staff is very attention: they noticed my dog's dew claws were almost going into her paw last year....I didn't even know what a dew claw was! I had just had her at the groomer who didn't notice. ADDA saved me a vet visit and bill...and my dog a lot of pain! *** FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO LIKE DETAILS: - Caring and attentive staff: They LOVE the dogs and prioritize them over anything. - Customer service: Staff greet you at your car and take the dog inside for you and have your dog ready to go when you arrive. They nap and feed your dog if you want, and respond to emails or calls within 24 hours. They go the extra mile. - Facility: State of the art small indoor and outdoor daycare on the owner's premises in a natural environment. Doggie doors between the indoors / outdoors. Dutch doors prevent escapes (you know small dogs can be escape artists!). They even added overhead lines to prevent hawks from coming into the outdoor pen. - The Dogs: They're all fabulous, small dogs who play together all day but can curl up on an oversized chair when tired. - They document everything that happens and let you know if they notice something. - Location: The location is off the beaten path if you're a Boston commuter or don't live nearby. There's a beautiful pond across the street, so it's beautiful when you get there. For me, bringing my dog there adds an extra 45 minutes to an hour-long morning commute, and their closing time is 6:30 so I just make it in time. My dog is usually the last one there, so I doubt they have many Boston commuters. The only suggestion I would make to them are if they want more dogs is to experiment staying open until 7:00 for Boston commuters IF they want more dogs. It would make a huge difference if a staff person is willing to stay and if it's worth it to them to get more business. BUT I ONLY MENTION THIS BECAUSE I STILL BRING MY DOG THERE WITH THE ADDITIONAL COMMUTE TIME and I hope to have my dog there as long as I can do that! So that should tell you something about these folks...they're wonderful. I tout their services to all small dog owners, and I never worry about my dog being there because I know she's safe, happy, and exercising and getting tired, which is the whole reason I bring her! Do try it out!

    The best small dog daycare on the South Shore! Amazing staff, great environment, and unbelievable…read moreextras like monthly themed photo shoots, weekly candid photos, birthday parties, enrichment and more

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    We were repeat customers of Shipyard Dog. Before our young dog, we entrusted our elderly dog to the…read morefacility for daycare and boarding for several months before she passed away. We returned because we had previously had a positive experience. We appreciated the cleanliness of the facility, the convenience of the online reservation system, and, most importantly, we trusted them with our pets. Our young dog began attending at approximately four months of age, and for several months everything went well. This spring, we were told he had been "humpy and displaying dominance" during a previously scheduled boarding over school vacation. We immediately followed Shipyard's recommendation upon returning by temporarily removing him from daycare, having him neutered as soon as possible, observing the recommended recovery period, and even offering to pursue additional training if needed. After doing exactly what was asked, Shipyard accepted additional boarding reservations, giving us every reason to believe he remained an appropriate candidate for their program and that any concerns had been adequately addressed. While returning home from a recent trip, we received another message stating that our dog had "incited an altercation" and now needed to be removed from the facility for several months. This meant coming home and unexpectedly needing to start over in finding future boarding after relying on Shipyard Dog for our travel needs, which had recently increased due to a death in our family. After reviewing the 13-second video provided, I was left with more questions than answers. The footage did not clearly demonstrate to me that our dog was solely to blame for the altercation, nor was I given any objective explanation regarding the specific behaviors that led to that conclusion or what "improvement" would actually look like for him to return. From the video, our dog appeared increasingly overstimulated. He was open-mouth panting, sat down while several dogs continued to approach him, and rather than the interaction de-escalating, additional dogs continued to converge around him until a fifth dog approached him directly face-to-face, at which point he reacted. I was also surprised that there appeared to be no consideration of simply removing him from the playgroup or modifying his boarding experience, particularly given that he had been recently neutered, before deciding to dismiss him from the program for a "few months." The video also showed two playgroup monitors nearby before the interaction escalated. What ultimately led us to make other arrangements was the complete breakdown in communication. At no point were we told that our dog's place, even as a boarding customer, was in jeopardy despite accepting four future boarding reservations throughout the summer. When I raised concerns about how this was handled, I received no response. When you board your dog, you should be able to travel, even under difficult family circumstances, knowing your pet's needs are being thoughtfully managed. Instead, we were left worrying about unexpected behavior messages while traveling and scrambling to find new boarding arrangements afterward. I recognize that every facility has the right to determine which dogs are the best fit for its program. My purpose in sharing this review is not to dispute that right, but to help other owners understand our experience. I encourage readers to draw their own conclusions. If you rely on a boarding facility for travel, I encourage you to ask detailed questions about how behavioral concerns are managed, how much communication you can expect if concerns arise, and what alternatives are considered before a dog is removed from the program. Those answers may ultimately determine whether a facility is the right fit for your family.

    It's an amazing facility for Daycare and Boarding. A very happy place with well behaved four…read morelegged customers. Well staffed and very safe. My pup loves it here!

    Doggone Fit - dogwalkers - Updated August 2026

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