100.00 meet and greet is a little ridiculous, but if your dog is out of control, how will they…read moreknow, unless they charge you 100.00? I found a recent grad in my neighborhood thought Nextdoor- we went that route

Took my dog first time and was petrified he would bite trainer or dog and it was completely…read moredifferent and a great experience! Even after day one my dog is showing positive signs of starting to like other dogs and didn't bite or cause any issues. I highly suggest letting these ppl work with your dog and also to social with their worker dogs.

Brittany and Sandy cared for our two senior cats for almost 6 weeks while we were out of the…read morecountry. We came back to a clean house, happy cats, and the knowledge that they had been well taken care of while we were gone. They were punctual, and kept us regularly updated as to how it was going. I would not hesitate to use them again

7 days of attention in an amazing household. My little rescue dog has the opportunity to be with a…read morefamily who has a bigger dog who is gentle and a cat. A wonderful experience for him. We couldn't be happier.

Jeremy Brown is so much more than a trainer. He speaks "dog", understands their needs and is…read morepatient and considerate of dog parents. His classes are designed to help both dogs and humans be the best they can be.

My dog and I have attended puppy classes and trick classes here. They are enjoyable and we are both…read morelearning a lot!

Auntie Cathy's Dog Care is a special place...my 6 yr old puppy mill rescue had had only limited…read moresocial interactions, so I was a bit nervous leaving her anywhere for a week. I should not have been worried! My little girl seemed to have had the time if her life! She was well cared for, met new friends, played (and played, and played!!) I will definitely bring Cora back for more fun and loving care.​

Can't thank Cathy enough! I had an emergency drop off due to medical emergencies and she was super…read moreaccommodating. Send your dog with everything they need, provide detailed instructions and you should have a great visit! The welcome introduction is super important, make sure to think of any details about your dog or special needs your pet may have. She is great at communicating and updates with pictures. If you have a small dog who needs care this is the place!

TLDR: THERE'S NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT! Terrible communication! If your dog has any kind of anxiety…read moreissue, please don't leave it here. I have a 3 year old rescue poodle mix with a history of separation anxiety and inability to tolerate being crated. When I first got him 2 years ago he hurt himself pretty bad trying to get out of a crate. I explained this to Erin twice - when I went for the tour and 10 days later when I called to make the reservation. On the tour Erin showed me the standard "suite" which is a long hallway with animal shelter-type chain link kennel and the "deluxe" suite which is a single block wall room with walled outdoor run. I told Erin he would need a "deluxe" suite and lots of human and dog play time due to his separation anxiety disorder. This place does NOT require a meet and greet with your dog. I left my dog at 4:15 pm on Thursday 2/9 and again asked for as much dog and human play time as possible. I did not have to sign anything or leave a credit card. The next morning, Erin called me to let me know that Max had a little scrape on his nose and that they didn't want me to be surprised by the injury at pickup. I asked her what happened and she said there had been a big wind storm during the night and that the morning feeder person found him bloody - he had been trying to get out under the steel door. That's when I first realized THERE'S NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT. When I picked him he could hardly walk. The bridge of his nose was badly scraped. His chin, lips and gums were badly injured. His toe pads on his two front feet were shredded - he was limping from the pain. He looked like he had been beaten down. I asked Erin why she didn't tell me there's NO night staff and she said "You didn't ask." AYFKM?? There is NOTHING on their website indicating they have no one there overnight. For my dog this was no "vacation," not a "resort," and he was not treated like "family" despite what their website says. And the vet bill was twice what the boarding fee would have been - at least. And FWIW my daughter's lab won't be back - my daughter was also shocked to hear there's NO ONE THERE AT NIGHT!!!

The reception we got when we dropped off our lab was not welcoming. No happy welcome for my pup. If…read morewe didn't have a flight the next morning I would have taken him away from this place right then. I SHOULD have researched this place better, as I finally realized any interaction with my lab was determined on how much money I wanted to lay down, with a 15 minute "limit" each time. Hmmm, a lot of hours without interaction. Nobody is at this facility at night. From what I can determine, at least an 8 to 12 hour span. Too bad if your pup needs to pee or poop in the early mornings... The photos we received during his stay showed littered material in the background during his play session. Looks like a chew toy totally chewed up. Not my pups toy. No concern for my pup to be choking on any of it. Made me wonder just how they really treated him. When we picked up our lab, the reception was about the same. Pay now, here's your dog. No conversation about how my pup did during his stay. Nothing! It was like I picked up a "stuffed animal"! Besides being very happy to see us, my pup was very thirsty when we got in the truck. Never saw him drink that much water in one sitting. I blame myself for not researching more. This place is a business and not a caring one. This was our first boarding experience. Now I know what to look for when choosing another boarding place. This one will not be on the list This place might be fine for daily boarding...but not overnight or long term, in my opinion. Also, the older receptionist needs some training on customer service. Even my dog showed a dislike for her.

Dawg House Daycare & Boarding I traveled alone from South…read moreDakota to Tucson for ankle replacement surgery and needed long-term care for my dog, Echo. After visiting Dawg House Daycare & Boarding, I immediately felt at ease. The facility is clean, secure, spacious, and well-organized, with excellent indoor and outdoor play areas. Echo stayed for six weeks while I was in the hospital and rehab, and updates about his activities gave me peace of mind. What truly sets this place apart is the compassion of the owners, Beck and Chris. When I was discharged and unable to pick up Echo due to mobility issues, Beck personally brought him home to my motorhome after a long day of work at her facility. Her kindness meant the world to me. In my experience this is more than a boarding facility -- it's a haven for dogs which is owned and managed by a husband-and-wife team that genuinely loves and cares about the wellness of dogs. I highly recommend Dawg House to any pet parent looking for a safe, loving environment to leave his or her dogs.

my dog Lucy loves to go here she was very shy around other dogs and people they take great care of…read moreher now when i go to pick her up she don't want to leave i would recommend this place to everyone

Gus loves lodging at Sol Dog !! I have boarded Gus there on multiple occasions. I was extremely…read moresatisfied with the facility and the excellent staff. I recommend this business for all your boarding, training, and grooming needs.

There is some confusion about the locations of Sol Dog. When I first signed up to board my dogs, I…read morethought I was dealing with the people from Sol Dog on Prince Road. That statement is 1/2 right. Looks like the Sol Dog on Prince now has a new name and that owner used to be part of Sol Dog but is not anymore. My dogs were boarded in May 2026 for 4 days. All did not go well. I have spoken to Justin and Shelley from Sol Dog and BOTH of them have now said "that's not how we normally do things". When I spoke to Shelley today and told her that they had to say, "that's not normally how we do things", for 3 separate issues her reply made me want to do reviews so other people could see that the service I got was exactly how they normally do things. Issue 1- on our tour of the facility (beautiful facility) we were led to believe that we would be allowed to settle our dogs in their kennel. We were not. Shelley said, "that people are not allowed in the kennel area". When I told her that we were taken into the kennel area on our tour, she said "that's not normally how we do things". Issue 2- We gave written on paper instruction on how to feed our dogs. and put the instructions in their system. Not complicated. One dog gets dry and wet food. The other gets wet food only. The dog that got wet food only was fed dry food. Sol Dog sent me a text on day 2 that they were almost out of dry food. When I called and questioned how they were feeding my dogs, I was told they were feeding them correctly. It wasn't until I sent them an email that they admitted to feeding my dog incorrectly. Guess what I was told??? You guessed it "that's not how we normally do things". Issue 3- Communication. I was told that someone from Sol Dog would communicate with me and let me know how the dogs were doing a couple times a day. The evening I dropped them off I did hear from someone. The next day Nothing. The 3rd day I sent a text at 730am and did not hear back till 330pm. GUESS WHAT? "THATS NOT HOW WE NORMALLY DO THINGS". Some issues I brought up with Justin that I didn't bring up with Shelley. My dog blankets and toys were not dirty, had no dog hair and smelled like I just took them out of my dryer. I had a lot of treats left over and if they were given to the dogs like I was told they would be, there should not have been that much left. Sol Dog left such a bad taste that I told them I would never board with them again. Justin and Shelley both agree that since they were told I would never board with them again that there was not much they could do to fix the issue. I was not told they were sorry. I was not offered any refund, not that I would have taken it. They did have to pay the staff to feed my dogs wrong and not give them their toys, blankets or treats. All in all, I feel like the experience that I had with Sol Dog is EXACTLY HOW THEY NORMALLY DO THINGS.

My dog, Glenn, loves this place. He gets wild and ready to go as soon we hit the parking lot…read more My human family loves the pictures and crafts we get. We also love watching Glenn on the camera.

My pup always knows when it's a Dogtopia day. Highlight of his week! Clean, hospitable, efficient…read more Highly recommend!