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    DogServices West

    2.9 (10 reviews)
    Open 7:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Pet boarding

    Private dog training

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    7 months ago

    This place needs to close down, it's old. Dogs just get kicked to the outside to just bark all day. Would not recommend

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    Don't work here!! The owner of this establishment, Kelley, does not know how to communicate or…read moretreat people with disabilities. My son who has autism was hired here and despite him working hard and sweating with inadequate AC, she fired him before he even finished his 2nd week of training. She does not communicate and pretty much hid from me when I tried to speak with her about my son's hours and when he is expected to get off work since we need to schedule USURV rides and I alternatively drove 2 hours a day to drop him off and pick him up. She told him they work "to the standard", but when you take USURV rides which is a rideshare company for people with disabilities you have to schedule those rides 2 hours in advance. Her "working to the standard" had him getting off over an hour past his shift time which would not work when trying to schedule rides. All I wanted was a little communication to clarify when we could expect him to be off so that I could schedule his rides accordingly. Anyway, on his last day, she let him finish his entire shift and pushed his lunch all the way back to 1 hour before he got off, before firing him. Keeping in mind, the night before he worked 1 to 8, closed and got out over an hour late with still having to be there the next morning at 6:00 a.m. which meant coming from where we live we'd have to get up at 4:30 a.m. Her response to him was "I had to get up at 3:00 sometimes"..Well, she didn't have to get up at 3:00 a.m. the day she fired him. She came in at noon to do that. He tried so hard. He really loves animals and said this job made him feel like he knew who he was and he said the dogs needed him which is why he was so adamant about coming in the next morning with only 5 hours of sleep to be fired unbeknownst to him. A walkie-talkie clip that he was wearing because he didn't have a uniform yet kept falling from his shirt and she told him he would have to pay for it out of his check. I watched her ignore him when he tried to speak with her after he was fired (I didn't know he was fired yet at the time). She completely ignored him. It's already hard enough for a person with autism to communicate especially in difficult situations and she would even acknowledge him. She doesn't have compassion for people with disabilities how can she have it for dogs? I wouldn't drop a dead dog off at this facility. I wouldn't trust a dog in her care. I am so glad my son is gone and he does not have to work with people like that in such an awful place. This was his first job and a horrible first time work experience. I see that other people mention this in their reviews as well and as a lesson learned, I will make sure I read the reviews on future job prospects and their management before I send my child to work there.

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