Took our pets to Wag on Inn this week. Great experience again. No complaints. Wonderful service…read more This time we took our dog and parrot and my parent's parrot. The birds were well cared for and placed in their own room away from other animals. The dog had fun playing with other dogs and in the kiddy pools. I am always happy with the care provided by this facility.

I've had two experiences with this Julie woman. She seems to be pretty mean and I think all she…read morecares for is money. The first time I dropped off my dog, my wife was pretty upset since she was pregnant, and it was the first time leaving our dog, but Julie didn't seem to care, she just wanted to get the dog inside the cage and get rid of us. We came back and the dog was ok, so no problems there. Last week, I had reservations for our dog to stay there again. Unfortunately we had a family emergency and had to change our plans. Guess what? Julie was pissed off! She tried to charge me for the whole weekend, and didn't care what was going on with our family situation. When I refused to pay, she blacklisted my dog and hung up the phone on me. Fortunately for us, there is more than one kennel in the Seattle metro area! I'm not exactly sure how dogs are treated when people aren't looking, but seeing how this woman reacts to life, I wouldn't leave my dog here again. Think twice before leaving your pet friends here.

I have a crazy border collie, and he absolutely loves it there. I have found the staff great to…read morechat with and their love for my dog is evident, I would highly recommend CRC.

I have continued to have amazing experience with this lovely business . The staff here are truly…read morededicated to the well-being and training of dogs, creating a welcoming and professional environment. I was especially impressed by Denise--she is absolutely amazing! Her expertise, patience, and genuine care for both dogs and their owners made a world of difference. if you're looking for an affordable close by doggy dare care for your dog look no further!

I have been taking my dog there for the last thirteen years. Friendly excellence service, always…read morethere to help you and your pet.r

I have gone to Debbie from Doggy Haven for years for grooming my fur baby. She is so patient while…read moregrooming my senior doggy. At times Bellah's hind legs just go out and I trust Debbie to treat her like her own animal. We recently took over the care of my mom's dog, Maddie. Again, the girls went in shaggy and came out beautiful. We love Mary too. She schedules and notify us is if we need to update vaccines. I highly recommend Doggy Haven!

My little guy is always thrilled to visit his friends at Kelly's place. He comes back happy and…read morewell exercised every time.

Full disclosure - I haven't actually boarded my dog here, because he was rejected during the meet…read moreand greet, two days before we were scheduled to leave for three days for a trip. I'm not angry about them saying no to a dog - that's their right. But seriously, the owner was sort of mean. First, though, the yard and house are big and beautiful- a perfect set up for dogs. But the owner, wow. My 1.5 year old barked when he first met her, which she said was inappropriate. He doesn't usually do this, and I'm not woo-woo, but she really gave off an aggressive energy. ("You will walk behind me as we visit the yard!"). I almost saluted. He only barked at her for a few seconds. I could tell he was a little anxious. There was a ball in the yard and I asked if I could throw it for my dog - I thought a little play time would chill him out. She said, and I quote, "No. definitely not. It's not a good idea to throw balls for dogs. They get obsessed and it messes with their psyche. I don't recommend it when there are several dogs, and I don't recommend it even when they're alone." Ok - dogs and balls - not good. Got it. I asked about drop off and pick up times. We were hoping for a late afternoon or early evening drop off so we could make our early morning flight the next day, and an evening pick up on Sunday after our trip. She told me that the only drop off time is 7 am. No exceptions. I was about to ask if could drop him off at 6:45 am, but before i could finish my sentence she said, and I quote, "No flexibility. Not even 5 minutes." So far I'm thinking, ok, she gruff, she's rude, she's strict, but as long as she's good with my dog, it'll be fine. My dog was exploring the yard, and she asked me (again) for his name. I told her Max. She called (rather quietly) "Max." He didn't come. She didn't say "come." Just "Max." She told me he's not trained well - he doesn't come. I shouted, "Max, come!" and he immediately came to me. No comment from boss lady. He always comes when called with the command "come." Then the real test. She has me stand in a fenced off area away from max and introduced him to three dogs, one at a time. Sort of. She brought the first dog out of the house, the two dogs sniffed each other through the fence, then she let the cute little guy out to the yard with Max. They ran and played well, although the little guy got a little aggressive and nipped at Max. Max didn't respond at all - took it in stride. The next dog came out and was so amped up she decided not to put him into the yard - she put him back in the house because he was barking and jumping and growling at Max through the fence. By now my normally sweet dog was anxious and whining through the fence at me like he wanted me to come to him. Then the third dog - big beautiful Shepard. She let him into the main yard with Max and they started playing, and Max, as he does when he plays, barked in his face and tried to wrestle. Boss lady says, "Nope. No. No. No. Not going to work out." She took the other dog back in and told me Max can't be here - he doesn't play well with other dogs." Half an our later we were at the dog park, and Max played with four dogs beautifully. And yes, he barked and wrestled and had a blast, as did the other dogs.

We have used You Dirty Dog since Covid. My dogs get so…read moreexcited when they see we've pulled up at the business. Our dogs always look wonderful and are tired from playing when we pick them up. Consistently excellent.

You dirty dog is the best place for my dog to go! She gets to have some playtime with other dogs…read moreand then have a cage free grooming experience. She always smells good for weeks and all my friends that go here love this place! Both groomers are professional and extremely positive with the dogs.

This is the kind of place you don't want to share with everyone, because if the secret got out Joe…read morewould always be booked. At the same time, you want to shout from the rooftops how INCREDIBLE it is! We couldn't fathom the idea of our dog staying locked up in a kennel all day, and like a previous reviewer we were lucky enough to find Joe through a recommendation of another boarding facility. He is truly a dog lover and it shows. He spends time with the dogs like they're family - exactly what any dog owner would hope for when they're away. His place is beautiful, peaceful and honestly a dog heaven. It's the total opposite of a traditional kennel where the dogs look like they're so bored they're going crazy. We drive about an hour away to take our pup here and would not even think about going anywhere else.

My family and I are new to Washington and were looking for a great place to board our Labrador mix…read morefor 5 nights around Christmas, and Canine Social Club was recommended to us by a different boarding facility that was full. We are so glad we took their recommendation because Joe, the owner of the facility, was absolutely phenomenal. It is situated on a large property and our dog was able to run and play every day (weather permitting), and at night she was in a warm and cozy kennel with other dogs. Joe also texted us letting us know he took our pup on a one-on-one walk down by the river so she could warm up to him! He sent us several pictures of our dog while we were away and we were so relieved that she was being taking care of by a caring individual who simply loves dogs. The hours are great and Joe charges per over-night, so we were able to pick up our pup at 7:30 at night as soon as we flew in without having to pay an extra fee. We are so glad that we now have a go-to place for boarding when we have to be away.

Where to begin? And how to multiply these 5 stars by a million? We feel like the luckiest humans to…read morehave found Rebecca and her family business to help us love our high needs GSP so perfectly while his people were at work. Our GSP was a regular at camp for years. Rebecca is deeply kind, compassionate, and so trustworthy. She emits this sense of safety - for both humans and pups alike. While we are no longer dog parents, I wish for every dog to have the chance to be loved and cared for at camp. Rebecca is something special. I could not recommend Snohomish Dog Camp more highly, truly.

Snohomish Dog Camp is unmatched…read more I needed fast, reliable care for my dog Tuffy on extremely short notice, and Rebecca at Snohomish Dog Camp stepped up when nobody else could. No hoops, no delays, no nonsense -- just a professional who truly loves what she does. Her camp is clean, safe, warm, and personal. I received morning photos, evening videos, and updates that showed Tuffy comfortable, happy, and completely relaxed. The environment is exactly what you hope for when you want your dog treated with real attention and care. The highlight for me? No cages. Dogs are allowed to be dogs in a home-style setting with constant supervision and real human interaction. Tuffy isn't just a dog to me -- she's my prized possession, my ride-or-die, and trusting someone with her is a huge deal. Rebecca delivered above and beyond. Snohomish Dog Camp deserves every bit of praise, and the only thing I'm unhappy about is that I can't rate it higher. Truly exceptional. Highly recommended.

2 out of the 4 times we have used Bark Park Inn, our dog has come out with an injury. Both resulted…read morein vet bills total over 2k. 1st was a really bad limp from hurt paw. We didn't think much of it. Stuff happens. 2nd was the worst ear infection I have ever seen. Clearly bloody outside and inside his ear. He was crazy scratching. Neither of these visits did we get a call from them letting us know so we could take action earlier. Our dog was clearly not walked or looked after on either of these visits. Unfortunately we will not be returning, and I recommend that you try another place first.

My dogs came home from Bark Park Inn after a one week stay…read more Usually playful, they were lethargic and unresponsive. My smaller dog had a curvature in his back indicating he had been kept in a crate or kennel that was too small for him, according to my vet. My larger dog had a raging infection, temp of 104 (101 is normal), very high white blood cell count, would not eat...He had to be put in antibiotics. I don't know what happened to my dogs at this place, but it was not good. I would actually say I would give them no stars. My larger dog was so bad that we were talking about euthanasia.