Don't send your dogs here. As a previous employee and I've seen how they take care of dogs... They…read moredo not properly care for them. I've witnessed them go without feeding, and medication.

Kyle is the best! Our 1 year old lab has gone there since he was 6 months and comes back exhausted…read more Our 12 yr old lab, Carly goes occasionally and has a great time.

She enjoyed company of other dogs within the facility and staff/management very responvisve.read more

Cute daycare tucked away in a place that is very nice. My dog LOVES it here but my dad doesn't. He…read morehates the smell, and I can't lie it's not the best smell, but other than that it's great. My dog goes to sleep KNOCKED OUT. Workers are super nice to us, since we had an older that used to come here that passed away. Great place.

PAWsitive staff. My pup is eager to go to traing camp. He works hard and comes home tired and happy.read more

JULY 2026, Boarded my two dogs at Frogs to Dogs for 10days while they were healthy, up to date on…read moreall of their vaccinations, and showing no signs of illness. Took their food and bowls but was told they provided bowls, so they gave me back my personal bowls. Wen I returned to picked them up and brought them home, both dogs started coughing. By the next day, their symptoms had become worse. I took them to the veterinarian, where they were diagnosed with Kennel Cough. I contacted Frogs to Dogs to inform them of the situation and was told someone would get back to me. Unfortunately, I have not received a phone call, text, or email addressing my concerns. I understand that kennel cough can sometimes occur even in vaccinated dogs and in boarding environments, but I am disappointed by the lack of communication and follow-up after reporting what happened. I expected better customer service and at least a response to discuss my concerns. P.Johnson[ Atlanta G.A]

I have two 100+ lb hairy as f*ck dogs (great Pyrs) that I take here, and they always do a great…read morejob. The only thing that standing in the way of 5 stars is a glitchy and hard to navigate website but they are great on the phone.

My dog had a large bleeding gash on her back when I picked her up from a $84 groom. Never leave…read moreyour pet with them.

Christina and her team at Peach Tree Dog Training are truly exceptional. Their care, patience, and…read morededication to both dogs and owners stand out right away. They take the time to understand each dog and create real, lasting change. If you're considering training, this is a team that will actually help you see a difference!

I was very excited when I first met with my trainer. Unfortunately, tools are not something that I…read moredid not necessarily want to use. I, myself, a novice, not a trainer, had been using a prong collar. I was jarred when she used the prong to correct my 10 month old puppy, and said he was in shock because she kept snapping the leash. That was a bit too much for me. However, when I asked the trainer what method they used, and I was told the LIMA method. I was confused as to why corrections with tools were being used. After reaching out to a few trainers, this is what I have found about the LIMA METHOD; There are technically 2 views on what this term means. The original definition has a hierarchy of things that must be done before going to usage of tools of discomfort such as prong collars and the like. The newer more common conversation has left the hierarchy behind and does not allow for use of such tools at all. So I was definitely not understanding why the trainer seem led to be using the prong as a crutch to train. I was only using it for walking, and eventually would have liked to not use a prong collar at all. The trainer was definitely professional, but using tools to walk, place, sit, basically give any command was not something I was interested in. At one point when she kept snapping the leash on my youngest puppy, teaching him place I expressed that I had taught my other puppy how to be in place without doing that. My hope was that they would see if I can do it without snapping, a leash and a prong collar on the dog that they can do it too but the same behavior kept happening. I also let the trainer know that my other pup would bite if you tried to take food away that he found on the street, but we were not using that scenario at all when training. Since I am not a trainer, I can only go by what other trainers have told me. They have told me that unless I have aggressive dogs that are biting or trying to hurt others that prong collars are really an antiquated tool as is the e collar. Definitely no hard feelings. Just not the training method for me.

We've been taking our 2 fur babies here for years and have always had a positive experience with…read moreboth doggie daycare and overnight boarding while traveling. The staff is friendly and prices are reasonable for the area. Doggies always come home happy and sleepy.

Would not recommend for long-term boarding, especially for dogs needing coat maintenance…read more I boarded my Shih Tzu here from July 11-22. She has a drop coat that requires regular brushing to prevent matting -- I know that's not something a boarding facility can do for free every day, and I never expected that. At drop-off, I explained this to a young woman, possibly Haley (who was doing intake) and the groomer, who happened to be there. I even brought my own brushes and asked for her to be brushed 2-3 times during the week. I was told they'd check with the groomers. We also scheduled a mini groom for pickup day, July 22nd. Over the following days, I checked in on the webcam when I could and noticed she was looking increasingly disheveled. On July 19th, I reached out again to confirm the grooming appointment and to ask if anyone was brushing her, since she looked matted on camera. Haley responded right away and said she'd ask the groomers. On the morning of the 22nd, I got a call from the groomer explaining that my dog was severely matted and would need to be shaved down. When I reminded him I had specifically requested regular brushing at drop-off, he asked who I'd spoken to -- it became clear that the request had not been passed along or acted on for the entire two-week stay. He was apologetic, waived the dematting fee (which I would never have paid), and said he'd try to save as much coat length as possible. When I picked her up, it was obvious he'd tried, but the result was thinned out, uneven and choppy -- chunks clipped short around the mats, with a longer matted section left near her neck and tail and her top knot was a dreadlock. She looked worse, not better, and I had to book an emergency appointment at PetSmart of all places afterward just to even out her cut. What frustrates me most is that this was preventable. A specific, repeated request was made at drop-off and again mid-stay, and nothing happened until the final morning when it was too late to do anything but shave portions of her coat. Why not just do a proper cut? I was hoping this could be a regular daycare spot for my dog since I'm heading back into the office a few days a week, but after this experience I won't be returning. I don't care about the money. I'm hurt and disappointed more than anything. Photo 1: "Discovery Day" on July 8th. The "before" after a full day of daycare. No problem. Photos 2-3: During the stay. Photos 4-6: The "after" on pick-up.

I cannot recommend Barking Hound Village Training highly enough! I recently enrolled my Border…read moreCollie puppy, Zoltar, in their program, and the results have been nothing short of transformative. As any Border Collie owner knows, these dogs are incredibly high-energy and "too smart for their own good." I was looking for a trainer who understood the specific needs of a high-drive working breed, and we found exactly that in Jack. Why Jack is the Best Jack is an absolute miracle worker. From our very first session, it was clear that he doesn't just "train dogs"--he understands canine psychology. * Tailored Approach: Jack recognized Zoltar's intelligence immediately and gave us specific mental "jobs" to keep his busy mind occupied. * Clear Communication: He didn't just train Zoltar; he trained me. He explained the "why" behind every behavior, which gave me the confidence to continue the work at home. * Genuine Connection: You can tell Jack truly cares. Zoltar was always vibrating with excitement to see him, which made the learning process fun rather than a chore. The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Advantage One of the best parts about training here is that they help you achieve the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy certification. Getting Zoltar through this program was a huge milestone. It covers the essentials: Socialization, Training, Activity, and Responsibility. Having Jack guide us through the AKC requirements ensured that Zoltar wasn't just learning "tricks," but was actually becoming a well-rounded, polite member of the community. It's the perfect stepping stone if you eventually want to pursue Canine Good Citizen (CGC) or therapy dog work. Why You Should Choose BHV If you're on the fence about professional puppy training, here is why BHV stands out: 1. Safety & Structure: They provide a controlled environment to socialize your puppy correctly, avoiding the "bad" habits puppies often pick up at random dog parks. 2. Expert Guidance: Jack helped us nip herding behaviors and nipping in the bud before they became lifelong issues. 3. A Foundation for Life: Since starting training, Zoltar has transitioned from a chaotic ball of energy into a focused, confident, and well-mannered companion. Barking Hound Village (and Jack specifically) provided us with the foundation for a happy life together. If you want a well-behaved dog and a stress-free home, book a session with them immediately! I cannot recommend Barking Hound Village Training highly enough! I recently enrolled my Border Collie puppy, Zoltar, in their program, and the results have been nothing short of transformative. As any Border Collie owner knows, these dogs are incredibly high-energy and "too smart for their own good." I was looking for a trainer who understood the specific needs of a high-drive working breed, and we found exactly that in Jack. Why Jack is the Best Jack is an absolute miracle worker. From our very first session, it was clear that he doesn't just "train dogs"--he understands canine psychology. * Tailored Approach: Jack recognized Zoltar's intelligence immediately and gave us specific mental "jobs" to keep his busy mind occupied. * Clear Communication: He didn't just train Zoltar; he trained me. He explained the "why" behind every behavior, which gave me the confidence to continue the work at home. * Genuine Connection: You can tell Jack truly cares. Zoltar was always vibrating with excitement to see him, which made the learning process fun rather than a chore. The AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy Advantage One of the best parts about training here is that they help you achieve the AKC S.T.A.R. Puppy certification. Getting Zoltar through this program was a huge milestone. It covers the essentials: Socialization, Training, Activity, and Responsibility. Having Jack guide us through the AKC requirements ensured that Zoltar wasn't just learning "tricks," but was actually becoming a well-rounded, polite member of the community. It's the perfect stepping stone if you eventually want to pursue Canine Good Citizen (CGC) or therapy dog work. Why You Should Choose BHV If you're on the fence about professional puppy training, here is why BHV stands out: 1. Safety & Structure: They provide a controlled environment to socialize your puppy correctly, avoiding the "bad" habits puppies often pick up at random dog parks. 2. Expert Guidance: Jack helped us nip herding behaviors and nipping in the bud before they became lifelong issues. 3. A Foundation for Life: Since starting training, Zoltar has transitioned from a chaotic ball of energy into a focused, confident, and well-mannered companion. Barking Hound Village (and Jack specifically) provided us with the foundation for a happy life together. If you want a well-behaved dog and a stress-free home, book a session with them immediately!

My family is always busy so we have to drop our dog (Rover) off at daycare a lot. This one was…read moreAMAZING. He made lots of new friends! The workers were also very friendly! The ambiance was great too! We will be back soon for Rovers daycare!

The people really care! I had the pleasure of meeting Teko and Asia, the owner. I had never used a…read moreboarding service before and was hesitant to leave my baby in someone else's care overnight, but it went off without a hitch! The employees were so helpful and kind in answering all my questions. I dropped my dog off for a "vibe check" during the day prior to boarding, which I really appreciated because it helped both parties get a better sense of service comparability. Overall, mochi had such a great time and came home completely exhausted and happy. If I weren't just in ATL for a few weeks, I would 100% use this service again! Special mention: I loved receiving a "report card" at the end of each day in boarding. It was so fun getting to see what my dog was up to while I was gone!

Absolutely highly recommend City Dogz!!! This is an overdo review from over a month of my dog…read moreconsistently coming to City Dogz, so settle in - it's long but I hope helpful! I honestly don't leave reviews very often, but I really want to support this business and see them succeed because they have been so great to both me and my dog Goose. I have a high energy, high anxiety 3 year old goldendoodle with some quirks. This is the 3rd day care we've tried in as many years and this team has by far made me feel the most comfortable out of any daycare we've tried out. Before we booked our vibe day one of their team members spent at least 30 minutes on the phone with me listening to my concerns (based on previous day cares we've visited) answering my questions with so much patience and kindness. They actually communicate with me at pick up and drop off (I don't have to try to pull information out of them, they update me and let me know if there is anything I should be aware of) and are very responsive over text. I can tell the owner and staff not only truly care about my dog, but also know their stuff - how to make appropriate corrections when needed, how to separate groups, give breaks, etc. based on each dogs needs. Previous day cares I've gone to both indoor only and indoor/outdoor have sent my 65lb dog home pretty dirty at times which almost makes daycare more of a pain (having to unexpectedly bath my big wild boy is not something that's a quick and easy process). Not only does he not come home dirty, but one time the owner Azhia brought him out when I was picking him up and I was like "why does he smell clean?". She said that she always thought it was a pain when she would pick her dogs up from daycare and they were a mess and so she goes the extra mile for her clients (they wipe them down as needed - but you can also easily add on things like teeth brushing, nail dreamels, licky mats, baths, etc. for small extra charge) They let them be dogs and get messy while they're there which I love, but I literally picked up a cleaner dog then I dropped off . Their outdoor area is pretty large with different sections for different dogs, has a sandbox and kiddy pool, etc. but they also have an indoor area. They upload pictures and videos on their site that you get linked to in text/email vibe reports everyday they visit, which is so fun and they update their IG account with stories everyday so you get some great pics and videos of your pet, as well as a bit of an understanding of their day. One of the team members Brice and I have gotten to know each other a bit at pick ups and drop offs over quick chats, since they come out to your car for both (another perk!) I happened to mention Goose needed to be groomed but I was trying to figure out how to make it work with my current schedule. He told me that he knew an excellent groomer that he could have come to City Dogz and they would just bring him in for his groom in time for me to pick him up. Not only did she do a fantastic job, but she has very competitive pricing as well. I used to pick up my dog from a daycare, where I could literally see on the camera that their staff was just sitting in the room looking at their phones while dogs just kind of walked or laid around. My dog wasn't necessarily excited to get dropped off and would come back acting like he hadn't been mentally or physically enriched for lack of a better word. Not only does my dog rush to the gate excited to go inside at City Dogz, but he also snuggles up to the various team members when he gets picked up so I know he is happy there and trusts them. He's also generally calm when he gets picked up so I know he got some good energy out. Doggy day care and boarding is too expensive to drop money when you don't feel comfortable that your dog is getting the right play and attention and care in my opinion. I'm so happy with my experience, when my commute changes, I'll end up driving out of my way to bring Goose here as needed, as opposed to the option that is just down here street for me. I'm sure you're all sick of reading if you've made it this far . Check them out, they're the best!!!