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Sadie's Landing

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1 year ago

Sadies Landing is absolutely the best place to board your dog for personalized, loving care.

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Howliday Inn - Leroy boxer and Addie shepherd.

Howliday Inn

(93 reviews)

Northeast Portland, Cully

My dog did daycare and boarding services here regularly in fall 2023…read more My dog is high anxiety and needs a lot of help adjusting to new environments and people. After a few times here she did not even hesitate to run into the back without a glance back at me! What I like: 1. Great staff - my dog is a good judge of people and and she loves the staff 2. Easy online booking system 3. Outdoor space - my dog does much better if she can be outside 4. Sensitive to dogs' needs - my dog needed to be coaxed to play and get comfortable.

I was traveling in Japan and left my 8 year old Labradoodle, Izzy at Howliday Inn. She had stayed…read morethere many times before. Unlike many other doggie daycares, Howliday Inn does not have the option to log into a webcam livestream to check on your dog. Furthermore, when you drop off and pickup your dog you never even see the environment where the dog stays. You wait in the lobby while they go behind closed doors and get your dog. I always thought that was a bit strange but I didn't see any other red flags. Well, this time I got a text from my son informing me that he had to go get Izzy. He got a phone call and they told him Izzy got in a fight with another dog and had to leave. This was shocking, as Izzy had never been in a fight or hurt another dog or person in her entire life. My son told me the other dog had to be taken to the vet, and Dylan, (the owner of Howliday Inn) wanted to speak to me in person after I returned from Japan to explain everything. I was shocked that they kicked Izzy out while I was on the other side of the planet, but I planned to deal with it after my trip. The next day I received an emailed invoice that simply said "Hi David, please find your latest attached invoice. Thanks, Dylan (Owner)" The invoice included $542 for veterinary care. Since my son had told me Dylan wanted to explain everything when I got back, I ignored the invoice. 2 days later (while he knew I was still in Japan) he reached out again by email to request immediate payment, and this time offered some details. According to him, the other dog was pawing at Izzy trying to get her to play and she didn't like it. She snapped at him, he snapped back, and Izzy then pinned him against a wall which resulted in "a small puncture wound" above his eye. Normally you don't got to the vet and get stitches for "a small puncture wound" but that's what they decided to do. Since my dog had NEVER been in a fight before, I have serious doubts about his account. I wonder if the dogs were even supervised. For all I know they found the other dog with an injury and picked someone to blame it on. I asked if they had video of the incident and of course the answer was no. While other facilities are so transparent they allow owners to log into a livestream, this place is so secretive you don't even get to see your dog's environment when you drop off or pick up. And they don't even have cameras to record in case an incident occurs. And if God forbid your dog does run afoul with them somehow while you are traveling they will call your emergency contact and tell them to come get your dog! Also, they forgot to give my dog's food to my son when he left his job to get her. This necessitated a return trip by my brother in law to get her food. The staff member he spoke with at that time told a very different story than the one I got from Dylan. That staff member said it was a "freak thing" that happened as Izzy and the other dog were trying to fit through a small passageway at the same time. Dylan has informed me that Izzy is no longer welcome at Howliday Inn and that's just fine with me because after this experience, I would never trust them again.

Sit Run Play

Sit Run Play

(23 reviews)

Kerns, Northeast Portland

This is a long overdue review. Also, I think this is more like a thank-you letter to Jen than a…read morereview. As many others have stated, Jen is amazing. Our dog, Shaka, just loved spending time with her and the other pups she cared for. We were a little worried at first about his temperament being around others (humans and other animals) since he gets a little skittish, but he seemed to thrive there. When it was pick-up time, he was always happy and seemed to sleep very well from getting his exercise and socialize in. (He also smelled great on his longer stays. Thank you for the baths!) Jen is super flexible and communicative. We were so appreciative of this since we tend be rather spontaneous and would ask to drop him off the day before sometimes. We also would extend his stay last minute, for example, when we were taking road trips and wanted to stop for the night instead of driving all the way through a town. (Sorry and thank you so much, Jen!) Shaka has stayed over from one day to two weeks (possibly more), and each time, we've received text updates from her and even pictures of him happy with his friends. I always looked forward to those. Shaka passed away early last year, and I've been meaning to write this for a long time to say, "Thank you, Jen!" for being such a wonderful caregiver and trustworthy and friendly person overall. Dog parents, I 1000% recommend Jen.

Jen is without a doubt the we will leave our best friend with. I trust her 100%!…read moreShe is a real lover of animals. My dog returned happy and healthy.

3 Dogs Boarding and Daycare - Kisses!

3 Dogs Boarding and Daycare

(55 reviews)

Cully, Northeast Portland

I am so happy to have found 3 dogs for my sweet and active puppy. When I was calling around for…read moredaycare last October, Anne was the only person who answered the phone in a friendly way, stayed engaged in the conversation, and listened to all of my many questions (I had never had a dog in daycare before) and answered them happily and patiently. I knew I had found my place. I couldn't be happier with the staff, who also take the time to answer questions and very obviously care very much for all of their dog guests. I have also found them to be very flexible and willing to work with me (otis) when a problem arises. example: a few months ago he decided he wasn't going to eat dog food anymore. They worked with me in whatever direction I tried. Otis is so content and sleepy when he comes home from a day at 3 dogs from running and playing all day, just what a herding dog needs! Cage free, harness free, great owners and staff, and their prices can't be beat!

Our dog was bitten and injured by another dog while at 3 Dogs' day care in late October 2023. 3…read moreDogs' actions over the past several weeks show that this is not a responsible, caring, or safe facility. I encourage you to keep our experience in mind when you choose a dog day care. 1. 3 Dogs did not reach out to check on our dog or see how she was doing. They knew that our dog had puncture wounds, needed an same-day urgent care vet visit, sedation for the puncture wounds to be flushed and treated, three prescriptions, follow up visits, constant monitoring, etc. We finally reached out to them after 2 weeks of not hearing from them. 2. When we reached out to them to ask about their procedures when a dog is injured while in their care, they seemed to have no procedures. No incident report was made. There was no surveillance video of the scuffle / bite. The staff member that I talked to on the phone was not aware of the incident until I contacted 3 Dogs. 3. When we asked what happened with the dog that bit our dog, they said that nothing happened - the other dog did not go home early, there was no change to the dog's schedule (until weeks later when we requested it), and we learned later that the other dog's owner was not EVEN INFORMED THAT SHE BIT OUR DOG. 4. 3 Dogs has changed their story over and over. As of our last email with them today, they are now blaming our dog for being bitten. Our dog and the other dog do NOT know each other beyond living in the same neighborhood; they have never had an incident outside of 3 Dogs. However, 3 Dogs keeps repeating this story that the two dogs "have a history" and "know each other" and that was a contributing factor, instead of taking a speck of responsibility for the dog injury happening at their facility when our dog was under their care. After being customers since 2020 or 2021, we will never go back. I encourage you to go elsewhere, too.

A Dogs Best Friend Daycare Training & Boarding - New Puppy? This program is for you! Puppy Kindergarten is a professional approach to puppy socialization and foundational obedience skills.

A Dogs Best Friend Daycare Training & Boarding

(66 reviews)

ADBF: Where staff are true dog lovers, passionate, thorough, personable, and hold dogs + owners…read moreaccountable! My kids and I love ADBF (A Dog's Best Friend). Since a puppy (2022), our dog has been at ADBF daycare, board-and-train program, board-and-train refresher, and general boarding at the east location. We've had a ton of changes in life....and so obviously so has our pup. The staff are incredibly knowledgeable, obviously love what they do, and ensure safety, security, and fun of all dogs in their care. Jaime, Lou, Taylor and the rest of the staff have been nothing short of above and beyond in their communication, accountability and compassion. Whether it's been a great day, a naughty day, tough night of boarding, or just a regular hang-out at daycare...staff know exactly how to approach all situations. Without hesitation I would -- and do to those whom I know! -- recommend ADBF for anyone seeking outstanding, quality care for their fur babies.

After spiraling down the rabbit hole, researching the various plethora of nearby daycare options…read morewith the important sole purpose to take advantage of a perfectly optimal socialization opportunity, to enroll my newly rescued/adopted puppy. All the current active staff working at this specific location have demonstrated & proven how extremely capable & exhaustively knowledgeable as trainers, dog behavior specialists, groomers, etc. They have exceedingly created a trustworthy controlled environment setting that makes me reassuringly safe to entrust the safety & wellbeing of my 4-legged son. They have gone above & beyond for my puppy & I could not praise/thank them enough for their time, energy & effort to nurture my puppy's confidence & needs. Including assessing & addressing his trauma triggers being bullied as the "runt" of his litter, that occurred prior to his rescue. I am thoroughly enthralled with their most adorable & transparently informative daily report cards that are released after their daycare reservation. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to cultivate & nurture their doggo-puppers development & overall wellbeing (with a heaping side of well deserved spoiled treatment)! Will definitely be a continuing member, as long as they will have Beemo & I, after we officially move to the PNW.

Sadie's Landing - petboarding - Updated October 2026

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