I have mixed feelings about district dogs after the major incidences at some of their other…read morelocations (the flooding and animal abuse). I've only had a handful of challenging incidences with them at the Clarendon location but overall have had a very good experience. Cons: -I had to pick up my dog earlier one day (forcing me to leave work) because my dog was deemed aggressive/nippy. When I asked for footage they said they didn't have any available to show me. Yet they have a camera available in their playrooms? An incident like this never happened again. -they're somewhat poor at answering phone calls. They should have someone available at their front desk at all times but this isn't the case. Pros: -located very close to work for me -hours are long so it works great for someone like me who may get off work later in the evening. -positive experience with puppy training here with Matt!

I brought my dog to be groomed. We scheduled a 9am appointment (first of the day) and it took them…read more5 hours to finish. When we picked him up, he was bleeding on his back. When I called to speak to a manager, they said they groomer "didn't notice" the blood and apparently had arrived late (despite the appointment being available online when we booked).

Ernesto does an absolute amazing job with our senior dog with heart failure. She only gets her…read morenails trimmed, but he is so efficient, patient, careful and so so nice. Couldn't recommend them more!

If I could leave 0 stars I would. Do not book an appointment here!! I made an appointment a month…read morein advance. I asked if he was open on the 4th of July. He said yes. I booked the first appointment explaining I had a blind dog that didn't do well left alone in a kennel. I told them I would wait outside so as soon as they were ready I would be there. No need for a kennel, right? So all is good. The DAY BEFORE the appointment, I text to confirm pricing. He calls me immediately and rudely explains how he was coming in on a holiday and that i said no to a Saturday, which did not happen. He then told me I should take my dog to Petco if I had special requests and he cannot be put in a kennel. Because he's blind. So now he gets to take the 4th of July off work. I hope you enjoy your day off

Charming shop, but prices made it a one-time visit…read more Doggy Style is undeniably cute--a tiny boutique with a cozy, neighborhood vibe. When I visited, there were six customers and a couple of dogs inside, which made the space feel quite full. It's definitely a spot that draws in pet lovers. The selection is impressively diverse, with everything from treats to accessories, and it's clear they've curated their inventory with care. That said, the prices were surprisingly high across the board. While I appreciate the quality and variety, it's not somewhere I'd return regularly based on cost alone. If you're looking for specialty items or just want to browse a unique pet shop, it's worth checking out. But budget-conscious shoppers might want to keep that in mind before visiting.

LOVE this boutique! Happed upon it when I was taking my new puppy for a walk and she loved sniffing…read morethe bins of different treats and picking out her own. We've been to other little dog boutiques but this one is our favorite! They have a great selection of things for chewers and natural, healthy treats with safe ingredients for teething pups! We bought a great travel bag for our puppy here too. We go out of our way to come get treats here! Can't speak to the grooming or anything but they have a great variety of things!

Came here for a doggy birthday party and adoption event for Daisy's Legacy. The founder's dog…read moreturned 2 and I am currently fostering a dog through there so I can show her off. This was my first time. We had a closed off section in the back of the bar area but they also have a doggy gym and play area. There were a number of doggy alumni there with their owners. The bar has a food and drink menu and the staff were very friendly. Be mindful that the menu prices don't match the prices items ring in at so check your total before you pay. Overall a nice place to bring your pup and enjoy some food and drink. There is also a dog park right outside.

Since we wanted to venture outside of our regular dog park, we found wonderful indoor doggy…read moreplayground and human bar/restaurant in Arlington. I have to say that our young pup had a complete BLAST, so it definitely was worth the hour drive for our visit. The doggy playground is a pretty large space that has various obstacle courses apparatuses that dogs can attempt to conquer while playing with other dogs. I really appreciated that Snouts & Stouts' layout was pretty well organized. I thought the rules for both humans and dogs were pretty fair. Also, we really appreciated the speed in which our dog's vaccination records were verified. We managed to email our dog's vet records and have them confirmed within an hour of our first visit. Unlike most regular dog parks, Snouts & Stouts had a couple of folks (aka "rufferees") to ensure that everyone was having a good time. I loved the idea of the rufferees because it is a great way to have an unbiased person regulate the playground. As one might suspect, some owners can be super-sensitive or super-lax regarding their dog's behaviors and interactions with other dogs and humans. The playground has a separate place from the play ground where humans and dogs can consume their food. However, folks are permitted to consume beverages in the main playing area. The bar had an extensive variety of fun beverages for both humans and dogs. I thought the beers and cocktails were reasonable priced considering the area. Unfortunately, the chef was unavailable during our visit so we could not try any of the human food. A minor issue for me because I was STARVING. Fortunately for my appetitive, Snouts and Stouts had plenty of beers (particularly IPAs) that I could choose from. In general, I thought the playground was pretty clean and well-maintained. While the area was not super clean, it defiantly was 100% cleaner than any outdoor dog park. During our visit, I did notice that there was a mop bucket with soapy water near the dogs' water stations. While the mop bucket wasn't a huge deal, I thought it was a little strange that it was in that location considering a dog or two could have access to the soapy water. Perhaps, this was a minor oversight by the staff. I thought the price of entry (10 bucks for a day pass) was extremely generous. Also, if you purchase $40 worth of food and drinks (as of July 2025), you'll receive a free day pass for your next visit. Looking forward to making Snouts and Stouts a nice treat for our dog...as well as ourselves.

Experience grooming on point, customer service excellent and a variety of products for your pet I…read morewould board my pets and never had any issues

The staff was friendly and helpful . They start puppies out by getting them familiar with the…read moreprocess of getting their hair cut slowly. Over a period of time they graduate to full cuts depending on the maturity of your dog. We did not have the patience to wait for this process and found another cutter that makes house calls. The grooming we received was nice, we had no major complaints. We only had a question on the level of skills of the groomers.

Today was my dog's first day and she loved it! They have a separate area for little dogs and have…read morethem take a nap mid day. I'm so happy I found this place!

My dog LOVES DogMa - we've been loyal customers since 2018. He's so excited to be dropped off in…read morethe morning and is completely tuckered out upon pickup. I especially appreciate that the main play areas are outside (though they'll go inside in bad weather.) No frills - no cameras / livestream etc - but the staff knows him by name and I know he's safe, secure, and happy!

Walked in with a very muddy puppy, walked out with a beautifully shiny puppy. I did the work…read moremyself; it took 30 minutes and cost twenty bucks. I called half an hour in advance to see if the self-serve was available; when I got there, one of the groomers was using the self-serve sink. She apologized profusely and rushed out of my way. One of the staff helped me get puppy into the tub, mixed up some cream rinse, and showed me where towels and grooming products were. A heavy rubber apron kept me dry. No need to clean up; the staff does it for you. If you don't have your own grooming products, they have shampoo, conditioner, and other items free for you to use. Groomers are right in front of you; you can see that they are kind, careful, and efficient with the dogs. Only quibble is that the self-serve dryer is older and especially loud; the noise made my puppy wail. $20 for a dog wash is great. Not having to scrub my bathroom is priceless.

I think this place has been bought by a different owner. I've taken my dog here twice only because…read moreit's convenient for us. They have poor customer service, the pickup time ends up having to get pushed because they run late, and they miss spots on my dog while grooming

I used GADAB a few times about 3 years ago when I first got my pup (bailey). Israel was very…read morehelpful and the communication was superb. I asked if they could walk Bailey twice a day, and when I came home there was a little note on the table with the walker's time and review of the walk. Never came home to any accidents in the crate or anywhere else in the apartment (to my knowledge) and an overall good experience. I have recommened GADAB to others in the past and would in the future. I didn't give 5 starts because I believe there is room for improvement and overall owner satisfaction. It would be easy for a walker to take your dog right outside, let them do their business, and return immediately (With no actual walk). Now, I am NOT saying this is what happened, but I am sure I am not the only one to think this COULD be possible. With the technology these days, I think a quick picture of the walker and the pup would be nice to give the owner peace of mind. Just my opinion.

Boy, I didn't know anything about Yelp's "recommended review" thing until I realized Give a Dog a…read moreBone didn't have any reviews. Makes me second guess all the ratings now. I know I don't write a lot of reviews, only when a business is extreme -- in giving me either outstanding service or a horrible service. Anyway, enough about Yelp. Let's get to Give a Dog a Bone (GADAB). Israel and his team were recommended by my previous dog walker when she took a 9-5 job. What better a recommendation than that -- someone who's in the business, is a dog owner herself, and who loves my Stella just like she is one of her own. Israel and Sean live up to my expectations. (And I'm hard to please as far as my dog goes. I've used dog walkers and doggy daycare for the last 20 years) GADAB filled in when my previous walker was out of town so they stepped in immediately when I needed them. I have an erratic schedule so can tell them Sunday night when I need them the following week. Sometime it's even the morning of --- and they alway come through. And most fascinating-- I was walking Stella down the street one day and she started going crazy --- pulling me, wagging her entire body. I didn't have any idea what was going on.. As we approached this young man, he bent over , started petting her, calling her by name. I realized it had to be Sean, out GADAB walker. Obviously he's made a fabulous impression on Stella. What better rating is there than that!