Wonderful staff and a beautiful, well-maintained facility. Our dog was well cared for and…read morehappy--highly recommend!

First time boarding, it far surpassed our expectations. Our girl is shy and anxious, they took…read moreextra care to keep her as comfortable as possible. She even had a spa day before we picked her up! A very special thanks to Sydney! Lola was very well cared for.

My dog loves staying at Texas Doghouse. As soon as he sees and smells the blanket that we send with…read morehim, he starts wagging his tail and getting excited. Staff is very friendly and efficient.

Do not trust Texas Doghouse!…read more Update: after hearing about our experience, a neighbor recommended Posh Paws in Magnolia. Our dogs spent three days there and we could not have been happier.

Family owned and exceptionally clean facility. My dog is so happy to be there, I don't even get a…read morepet goodbye, haha.

We boarded our YORKIE here for the first time, and were so-so impressed!…read more This is a Mom & Pop business and they truly care about the pets that they board. The owners are really great people. They are always there looking out for their boarders. The facility is climate controlled, which makes for a nice pet stay. What sold me was that they allowed us to tour the facility. Another place we looked at required a short daily window to see their facility...a red flag for me. They related that they take the dogs out five times a day for potty breaks and playtime. The kennel was not a small-crate type, but was really spacious for our pet. We boarded our dog with a friend's Yorkie and they stayed in their own space that had ample interior room; plus, the ability to go outside at their leisure to a private outdoor area. The facility was really clean, well-lit, and didn't have any bad odors. They even sent a picture and messages that our boy was doing well.

Highly recommend KFPI! The training, support and guidance Britney (and Jess too!) provided made a…read morehuge difference in refining skills and behaviors with my therapy dog. My dog is now so much more responsive and focused while walking in a variety of environments and situations. Britney and Jess both have a wonderful and genuine passion for dogs. They balance this passion well with supporting owners in a knowledgeable and patient way so you and your dog can be successful. My dog and I look forward to continuing our learning with Saturday group sessions. I highly recommend KFPI!

The people here are great, and they really care about your dog and that it receives proper…read moretraining. They know how to use proper training, emphasizing rewarding proper behavior, and work to train the owners, too (a very important step). I've used multiple trainers and boarding facilities over the years, and Kona's stands out as by far the best..

This is the worst place I've ever boarded. My dog went in perfectly fine and came out looking like…read morehe went through a war. All sticky and wet on his underside, limping with a bloody paw. Unfortunately can't give it a minus star. Notice they post no reviews on their site.

I was waiting to pick up my dog and par for the course had to stand there waiting for 5 minutes. I…read morewas looking into the playroom where I witnessed a staff member scream and use a profanity very loudly directed at my dog. Screamed loud enough to be heard in the lobby. She then proceeded to knee him in the behind as he ran back into the playroom. Needless to say I went ballistic. I very loudly asked for the employee's name 6 times. I was then told by an employee who identified herself as a manager that the employee apologized and said she was sorry she was very frustrated. The employee herself stayed in the back hiding. I was given the GM's card and I left. I have waited for 2 and a half weeks and not one person from PetSuites has bothered to reach out to me. Unacceptable. If I was able to witness this incident what happens when we dog owners are not around?

I'd totally recommend! Went beyond and above expectations. Sent pictures daily and responded…read morepromptly. Would use again no doubt.

Mesha is amazing with Tex! She sends pictures to show how much fun he is having! I'm afraid he…read morewon't want to come home! Highly recommend!

I have always boarded my dogs when going out of town. I have always been satisfied with my boarding…read moreservices. BUT, I have to comment on Stagecoach Dog Boarding. My pups are generally sad to see me lleave and crazy to see me pick them up. Not so with Tenessa! They are as happy to see her and stay with her. I have used their doggie day care and then the boarding. I will use them always. My pups have never been so cared for and protected. She and her husband even comforted my schnauzer when fireworks started down the road. I feel blessed to have found Stage Dog Boarding!!!!!

We have been taking our two dogs for boarding here the last 5+ years. We have always had a great…read moreexperience and dogs are always ready to jump out of car to go back in the next time we go. Our dogs are older now and we know that they are well taken care of whether we are gone for a few days or a few weeks. Rick M

I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel other pet owners deserve to know about our experience…read more *Public communication seems to be the only way I can receive answers from this business. We were vacationing out of town and specifically chose this boarding facility because it was only 7 minutes from where we were staying. We wanted Sullivan close to us in case anything went wrong, and the staff knew that. They also knew this was his very first boarding experience, which made communication even more important to us. The booking process was disorganized, but because it was a holiday weekend, I chose to give them the benefit of the doubt. When I picked Sullivan up, I was told only that he had gotten scared, had an accident in his kennel the night before, and had been rinsed off. Once I got him into my car, I realized he still smelled strongly of feces and had feces caked on his paws. The smell was so overwhelming that I had to stop at a relative's house during our 4 1/2-hour drive home just to give him a proper bath before we could continue. After I left a review describing that experience, the owner publicly responded that Sullivan had actually been having difficulty using the restroom outside throughout his stay, had been given "frequent" baths, and had received extra potty breaks. This was the first time I had heard any of that information. At no point during his stay did anyone call or text to let me know he was struggling, despite the fact that we were only minutes away. Had someone simply communicated with us, we would have picked him up early or made whatever decisions were necessary for his well-being. As pet owners, I believe that if my dog is having repeated accidents, requiring multiple baths, or experiencing any unusual issues while boarding, I should be notified immediately. At the very least, I should receive a summary of those events at pickup. Instead, I learned about them only through the owner's public response to my review. Once we were home, we also discovered a wound on Sullivan's head. We documented it with photos every day. After he scratched it open, I contacted my veterinarian. Because of how much time had passed since the injury occurred, we were advised there was little that could be done to close it, and our focus shifted to preventing infection and allowing it to heal. To this day, I still do not know how the injury occurred. I reached out to the facility directly by email, asking simple questions: where Sullivan was housed, whether any incident had occurred, whether staff noticed the injury while he was there, and why we were never notified. After receiving no response, I sent a follow-up email. When someone finally responded, I was told my original email had gone to spam, that the facility does not communicate with clients by email, and that the owner was out of the country. I was also told they did not know when she would be returning. I explained that I wanted to keep communication in writing because of the seriousness of the situation and requested that another manager or staff member with access to Sullivan's records answer my questions. To date, I still have not received answers. What concerns me most is that there appeared to be no one available to address an active issue involving a dog that had been injured while in their care. Waiting an unknown amount of time for the owner to return from an out-of-country trip is not an acceptable response when a customer is seeking information about their pet's condition. Dogs can have accidents while boarding, and I understand that unexpected things happen. My disappointment is not because Sullivan had accidents. It is because of the complete lack of communication before, during, and after his stay. We chose this facility because we wanted him close to us in case he needed us, but we were never given the opportunity to help because we were never told anything was wrong. Our dogs depend on us to make decisions on their behalf. We can only do that when boarding facilities communicate honestly and promptly. Unfortunately, that did not happen here, and because of this experience, I cannot recommend this facility.