Bar Y is the only place I will trust my animals to. They care for my pets in a compassionate and…read morepractical manner for an excellent price. The owner is absolutely knowledgeable and kind.

Absolutely the best! I've used several kennels in Rio Rancho, Albuquerque, and Socorro. So…read morerelieved to find one that actually cares about my pets, and me. These are the very kindest people.

Charles is so kind and loving to our dogs. . The kennels are clean. Glad they can go in and out at…read morewill during the day. Prices are more than reasonable. Does a great job grooming as well. Highly recommend this business.

Cant manage her voice mail, and will not get back to you. Seems like a poorly run business. Sad, I…read morewas really trying to find someone to trust.

I can rest easy when we are out of town knowing my pups are well taken care of, thanks to Ashley…read moreand her team. Professional and communicative, and the dogs love her!

Very trustworthy caretaker and a natural with dogs. We had to leave the dogs for several days and…read morethey were well taken care of. Highly recommended.

Ellen Kenney is an absolutely FANTASTIC caretaker. She is…read moreresponsible, responsive and always available by phone. Ellen is an animal lover and a plant whisperer! Plus she is is a registered RN, which is always a comfort to have around. I would recommend Ellen for any type of housesitting and caretaking needs!

TL;DR: I would not trust Camp Bow Wow with the safety of my pets…read more My parents boarded their two small dogs at Camp Bow Wow for the very first time while we attended a family event out of state. When we picked them up that evening, one dog had a large, pus-filled wound on her face that staff described only as "a scratch." Although none of us are veterinarians, it was obvious the wound was more serious than that. The next morning, our family veterinarian confirmed it was a puncture wound that had become infected, drained the pus, and explained that it would have required stitches had it been treated sooner. Instead, the dog was prescribed a week of antibiotics. Two weeks later, the wound is healing but still not fully resolved. We contacted Camp Bow Wow to find out what had happened because no one had informed us of any incident before pickup. After investigating, management told us our dog had been injured as collateral damage during a scuffle between another dog and her companion a couple of hours before checkout. They also claimed they had called my parents to discuss the incident. That is not what happened. The only voicemail my parents received stated that both dogs were doing well and asked them to call about exit baths. They returned the call on the way from the airport, reached voicemail, and received no further attempts to contact them. When we asked why veterinary care wasn't sought--or, at a minimum, why my parents weren't notified so they could decide whether their dog should be seen--we were told the injury "did not appear to be severe enough for medical attention" and had only "occurred a couple of hours prior to checkout." This explanation was difficult to reconcile with our veterinarian's findings that the wound was already infected and that too much time had passed for stitches, despite the vet examining her less than 24 hours after the incident allegedly occurred. When we raised these concerns, management stood by their account and stated that pet owners are responsible for any veterinary expenses resulting from their dog's stay. When I asked the facility manager, Sally, about their policy for notifying owners when a dog is injured, specifically by another dog, I never received a clear answer--only a repetition of their version of events. As someone who owns my own two dogs and frequently uses boarding facilities, I understand that kennel staff are not veterinarians. I don't expect them to diagnose injuries. I do expect them to promptly notify pet owners whenever an animal is injured and allow the owner--not the kennel--to decide whether veterinary care is warranted. I also expect honesty and transparency as to when and how an incident occurred, which I do not believe we received in this instance. In my opinion, Camp Bow Wow failed to meet that basic standard of care. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend boarding your pets there.

My dog no longer lets me pet him after his boarding at Camp Bow Wow…read more He is now verbally reactive to my touch whereas we were able to spend literal hours cuddling and petting. I cannot sit next to him without him leaving to go to his bed He still loves his dog mom, but does not trust me anymore. I'm extremely disappointed.

Rip off. $2000.00. The dog shows absolutely no sign of training. Scam…read more I guarantee she calls the police all the time when someone has to pick up their animal. She keeps the animal longer then you would expect and doesn't call, so the customer calls and calls l, then she will threatens you. After to many calls she breaks the contract has you sign paper work to get the animal or she will file abandonment forms to the city. Unbelievable. Pay half, then make sure the animal was trained when you pick it up.

"Dog trainer" Lisa Berry endangered my dog by not providing obviously needed medical care when he…read morewas at her training facility and he suffered a dramatic weight loss -- my vet described him as almost emaciated. She had my dog for 2 months' residential training and when he was released -- a large breed puppy of 90 pounds -- had lost 20 pounds, about 20% of his weight. I took him to my vet immediately for severe diarrhea and weight loss. I paid over $2,000 for injury to my dog; and understandably I am concerned about what other harm he endured in her care. She showed a lack of observation and concern, which are the earmarks of effective trainers. Moreover when I was to see her for after -release training, she dismissed me for the dog's lack of focus -- his first time in public for 2 months. Additionally, she inaccurately referred to my dog's kennel behavior as excess energy instead of the boredom that he exhibited by circling continuously in his kennel. Again, a lack of knowledge and concern. When consulted, three certified, nationally recognized dog trainers and behavior experts, as well as my vet, suggested that I sue her. She has not reimbursed my partial vet bill as she agreed and I am pursuing legal remedy for the training cost and the dog's evident distress.

I had a great consult with Joshua. He could accommodate me and my special requests. It's good to…read moreknow I have someone to rely on to take care of my two boys, if I have to leave. Thank you, Joshua for letting me know I have a good company to depend on, if need be.

My girlfriend and I went to Mexico for a wedding and were in a bind as to who was going to watch…read morethe dogs. ABQ Dog Watchers was there to help right away. We met him for breakfast and discussed what was needed. We used apple notes to leave a list of what he needed to take care of the dogs and he was up front with the price. He stayed with the dogs for 4 days. Fed them, walked them and made sure they were fine. Sent us pictures while we were on the trip and that made us happy. He also cleaned up the yard. We didn't even ask him to do that. So happy we went with ABQ Dog Walkers!

New to the market but did a fantastic job. A lot of extras that not only catered to my dog but…read moredidn't look like my house was empty. I felt very comfortable being away from knowing Jackson my dog and house were well taken care of.

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