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    4.5 (47 reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Excited pups on their way to daycare!

    Millie and Major, my two very energetic doodles love Dogtopia! They know when we are getting close and start going bananas in the backseat; they can't get out of the car fast enough. Diane and her staff are absolutely wonderful. I am a neurotic dog mom and they are always so kind to me, but most importantly my dogs. It is such a blessing to be able to go on trips and not have to worry about my pups, because I know they are being loved and cared for! They always come home somehow still smelling great and completely exhausted. We love Dogtopia!

    From left to right; Storm, Jack, and Sierra.
    Vanessa O.

    We adopted 3 husky pups which, with 4 children, has proven to be quite the journey; especially since all of them (the pups) were exhibiting strong behavior of anxiety. We knew we had to get them socialized so they could better engage in healthy activities away from home. We tried our hand at 4 different dog centers, all of which were a fail for one reason or another. We were becoming very discouraged, until we had the opportunity to talk to the people Dogtopia. whom I found in a Google search. Their demeanor on the phone was beyond encouraging. Their intake over the phone was inviting and felt very personal. They took the time to understand our dogs and what we were looking for as pet owners before inviting us in for a meet and greet. During our first meet and greet Diane, the owner, was there to walk us through the process she felt was best, based on what I'd told her about the pups. Although our dogs were reacting better than any of the other centers we visited when they first arrived, they didn't take to the meet and greet very well. Despite the staff's efforts to slowly introduce the dogs to their new environment, our dogs were showing fear anxiety with the staff and even more so with the other dogs through cowering, peeing, and growling. Diane and the staff determined our dogs weren't ready, however, hope was not lost. They sent us home with tools they wanted us to try before bringing them back for another meet and greet. In addition, they knew we were working with a trainer and suggested we have her call the center so she may collaborate with them on additional methods that would support the pups in our efforts. For weeks we dove into our homework, scheduling play dates with our neighbor pups and taking the dogs with us everywhere that would give them more exposure to people and other animals. All the while our trainer and Diane met to create a plan for another meet and greet. On the day of our next meet and greet, Diane came out with her team prepared to take the dogs in for another trial. The pups were showing a lot more positive engagement through body wags and kisses...... I'm sure this had nothing to do with all of the treats they were getting. :) The staff took them into the back while we watched on camera. Although the dogs were still a bit hesitant with this new environment, they were doing significantly better. With the staff understanding what methods were a good fit for the pup's introduction, we got to see less fear anxiety around the other dogs. It was amazing!!!! We still have a little more progress to make before we can be completely comfortable with our dog's ability to be around others, but the progress they've made thus far took the hard work of an extremely dedicated family. Diane and her team are exactly that. They are a family unit working with other families to build a positive and safe environment for dogs no matter what their story is. Never have I met a dog center so passionate about what they do. It's expressed in the demeanor of the owner and all of the staff that work there. I look forward to providing another positive update when we visit again. Until then, here's a picture of our 3 babies after their first successful meet and greet.

    King Louie St. Pattys day photo from Dogtopia.

    For people that are interested in checking out Dogtopia, DO IT!! This is by far the absolute best place to take your dogs. Everyone here is amazing. Especially Autumn and Macie, but their entire staff here is loving and kind. King Louie loves to come here, he runs in the front doors ready to have fun. They have video cameras so that you are able to view you loved one and watch them have fun. They have an option for fun holiday pics and the option to purchase pupachinos is fantastic. I cannot say enough how happy we are to have found Dogtopia. Even for someone who is as nervous about leaving their dog someplace new, my mind is completely at easy when he goes to play. Their groomers do a wonderful job too.

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    Caro S.

    We just picked up our baby, Robert de Niro from his 1st daycare at Dogtopia. The staff are very nice especially Diane, the owner. She explained everything and was very accommodating. They have live cameras where you can peek on your fur baby so you also know that they are treating every pup with love and care. Robert de Niro had so much fun, he played with other doggies there. It is a clean, safe environment for pups. We are definitely going back! Highly recommended!

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    Ask the Community - Dogtopia

    In looking at both your info as well as the reviews it seems that you are primarily a day care center with large dogs that might do extended stay for say a short vacation. Is that a good analysis?

    Hi Bob! We offer dog daycare, boarding for short or extended stays, and basic spa services. We take all breeds and sizes of pups and separate our rooms based off size, age, and temperament. All of our boarding dogs get to play in our open play… 

    Hello, I have a yorkie he is 7years old I wanted to know what is your requirements and what vaccines…

    Hello! In order to get your dog established with us for daycare or boarding we require a meet and greet evaluation. In order to schedule this we need proof of vaccines for bordetella, distemper, rabies and canine influenza. We also require a spay or… 

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    It's more than excellent customer service, you can see the love and caring Diane and staff have for your pups.

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