We have been taking our Dog here for boarding and daycare for over a year, and it is absolutely the…read morebest. Our dog is pretty high energy (corgi mix), but she always comes home tired! I love that we can watch her play with the other pups on the camera during the day, and the staff is so caring.

My dog Ghost has been coming here for close to 7 years. July 4th weekend I was dropping him off for…read moreboarding for a few days. A new front desk girl who I have never seen before and had just been hired from what the other employees told me was trying to put a collar on him and he did nip at her. I apologized to her and some other employees came out and Ghost was pleasant with them. I picked him up after the weekend and apologized again and they said these things happen, but as a dog owner I wanted to make clear that this has never happened before. He's been going to City Bark Lodo for 7 years, gets his grooming there, and I've thoroughly enjoyed them. A week goes by and today July 13th, I get a call from Jonathan stating Ghost is no longer welcome. I find it a little unsettling that after a single incident he's no longer allowed to go there. I know what he did was wrong I'm not discouraging that. Why he did that I have no idea but has never had an issue with anyone else. As most dog owners know for a dog to go somewhere for 7 years then to try and find a new place for them is unsettling as they are used to the environment and atmosphere. If this was a reoccurring thing I'd understand, but after one incident and 7 years of being a loyal customer to them I'm told nothing they can do. Spent thousands of dollars over these years and the way they just dispose of us from coming back is not how I expected them to handle this.

We have been taking our sweet boy, Tipsy, to Digstown since our first vacation after moving to…read moreDenver in 2015. The location is perfect as it is right next to our vet of choice. This time, we left our son for four days with Digstown. Four days before our trip, our pup had a cyst rupture (it was terrifying!) Needless to say, we were worried about leaving him behind with the open wound though he had been given the all clear form the vet as well as antibiotics and anti-inflammatories to assist with healing. I expressed my concerns and left very detailed instructions and requests for his stay. Digstown took extra special care of Tipsy and made sure to send us pictures of the progress of his healing and gave us a very thorough update daily.

Impossible to get a tour there to see what's actually going on inside the facility. Had my dad pick…read moreup my dog, and they sent him home with the wrong dog (wearing my dog's personalized harness) and it was never addressed by management. Would avoid.

My dog had the best time at Leelo's birthday party! Thank you for the gift bag!!…read more What other doggie daycare/boarding has dog party's? And themed events like summer camp, back to school week, Star Wars.. etc. they take such good care of the dogs!

We have brought our dogs here several times since 2021 whenever we would go out of town as well as…read morefor day care. Staff has been friendly and dogs are treated well. However, I highly suggest you read all the fine print on the contracts with the day care or you could be out a ton of money. We bought their largest day care package a couple of years back only to be told after a few visits that one of our dogs was no longer going to be allowed since he was too rough with the other dogs. Completely understandable. Since we have two dogs requiring the day care and only one was allowed, we did not see a point in keeping one dog in day care so we asked for a refund for the day care. We were told it was not allowed so they gave us "credit" that we were told we could use for any service including boarding. When we went to board our dogs this last time, they told us all of the credits expired after a year and we were unable to use any remaining credit. At no point were we told that the credit would expire. We would have used them a lot sooner if we would have known but since it was more of an "credit refund" we assumed there was no expiration date. Essentially, we lost out on hundreds of dollars and paid for services that were never rendered. Their policies and lack of customer service are why I do not recommend this place. Additionally, the "sorry, too bad," shrugged shoulders type of response from the manager left a very sour taste in our mouths. She did offer us $70 bucks off our $700 boarding total, but after losing the several hundreds of dollars on the day care that was never used, it was very off putting.

We brought our Pekingese here to rehabilitate following the paralysis of his hind legs. After each…read morevisit we saw progress and eventually he started moving his legs again. My husband and I celebrated and cheered him on. We couldn't believe his success with CRCG! Just a couple months into the treatment I experienced a life changing unimaginable event and couldn't bring our peki in for some time. When I returned with the support of my family, determined to get him walking again, CRCG made it their mission to get him active again and they did just that. They compassionately held and guided him, having an abundance of patience with me. Because of them he was able to walk and hike and explore again making us all so proud. By helping him, CRCG helped me through the tremendous pain I was experiencing. They honored me for the time I poured into his recovery and gave me hope. My sweet little baby did so well for several months and then he had another emergency which took him from our lives. When I contacted CRGC to let them know we'd need to cancel our sessions, I experienced sincerity and an abundantly empathetic response. A couple weeks later the Director of Donor Relations at CSU College of Veterinary Medicine reached out to let me know CRCG had made a donation in my sweet boy's name. That meant the world to me.

This place is absolutely incredible. It's dog swimming and rehab heaven. They have a great pool…read morewith an open swim every day. Further, they have water rehabilitation tanks and the medical professionals necessary to run them. This is a very dog oriented business and they clearly love dogs. I was impressed from the second I walked through the door. They have some toys for sale and several training areas with jumps and other such training tools. I will be taking my dogs to swim, weekly. You can pay per visit or buy various packages and memberships. I highly recommend this business.

They always take care of my little dog, RuPaul and she loves it there! I travel a lot for work and…read moreI trust them to care for her.

I've been a loyal customer at Bark for over 3 years and have recommended it to friends. That ends…read morenow. The staff has always taken excellent care of our pup. Unfortunately, Bark is owned by a private equity-backed parent company, Destination Pet and they are now choosing to increase their profit margins by laying off staff. To cut staffing, every dog is now rotated through a crate for 3 hours per day. That is not daycare. Customers pay for socialization, exercise, and attentive supervision, not for their dog to be warehoused in a box so the company can run fewer staff per dog. I'd encourage other dog owners to ask direct questions about crate time before booking.

We have been bringing our Great Dane to Doggie Pause daily for almost 2 years. They are very…read moreprofessional, kind and caring. They treat our big Moose like family. We love the new ownership team and give them our highest recommendation.

We visited Doggie Pause in person and were very turned off by the experience. Like two other…read morereviewers described, the building is strictly no access to anyone but staff. So literally, on a cold early evening, as it's getting dark, we had to stand outside and talk to someone on the phone whom we could see through the window on her phone. They also gave us the same excuse (as to another reviewer) that the dogs go crazy or something when there are other people there. This is an issue of planning and location design, not a dog issue. Additionally, from the front windows, we saw an office with desks and computers, no dogs. I didn't even think it was a dog facility because it just didn't look like one. My takeaway: customers' comfort is not a concern for them. The website has very few photos, and none that clearly show the inside of the facility. While we were coming to terms with this, a customer arrived to pick up a dog. He looked pretty confused where to stand or go. There are several doors, each with various ad hoc signs on them, but no clear instructions what to do. eventually, a staffer came out and asked, "Are you here for [dog X]?"... Not terribly great security or experience in my opinion. We've never encountered a place that we couldn't visually inspect to some degree. (Even to smell it to know if it smells clean!) Really a non-starter for us. But the final nail in the coffin for us was the odd responses we got when we told them we have a 12-week old puppy who's current on his shots FOR THAT AGE. I.e., no, he doesn't have all his Parvo shots yet or Rabies. Two staffers on the phone were confused by this. Their website, though, seems to recognize this fact. Perhaps the staff should review the company's site to familiarize themselves with puppy care. PS: There were more nutty & negative aspects, but I can't write all night. In a nutshell, parking and exterior lighting were also poor.

I overheard some folks recommending this place while on a dog walk so I booked marked it for the…read morenext time my pup needed a grooming. The problem I've found with a lot of groomers is they are booked 6+ weeks out. Unfortunately, when I need to book a groom it's most likely b/c I've spilled queso or some other drippy snack in my dog's head hair and I need a groomer today, not 6 weeks from now. Woof in Boots was able to get me in the same week I called. When I dropped her off I spoke with the groomer and explained my dog's new anxiety contributed to her recent diagnoses of Cushing's Disease. My dog is now a nervous nelly when I bring her to the groomers. I felt very comfortable leaving my dog here. The groomer assured me she would stop immediately if it got to be too much for my old lady. My dog was done in less than 2 hours (I've bene places where they've kept her for 5+ hours). When I picked her up she was free roaming in the secure doggy area. She had her tongue hanging out and seemed happy. I loved that she was cage-free after her groom since she has PTSD from all her surgeries (and being caged). I will definitely be back for all my grooming needs - and most likely day care as well!

My impressions of Woof in Boots are mixed...some good things & some misses. The location was easy…read moreto find with street parking. The Sunday I went there was lots of parking in front and along the side streets. The facility itself seemed to need some attention & upkeep - the front glass window was cracked & the inside lobby looked a bit disorganized. In addition, customers are not allowed to tour the facility. As with most boarding places, all dogs need to have an evaluation before a reservation can be made. At this facility dogs have daycare with boarding. There is no charge for the evaluation. I made my evaluation time for drop off at 10am & pick up at 2pm on a Sunday. Thank goodness I received a reminder text the morning of because the text also said the lobby is closed from 10-4pm on Sundays. No one mentioned this when I made the appointment. I would have been very disappointed had I gotten there & it was closed. I did call & they asked if I could be there a little early & someone would be in the lobby for pickup at 2pm. I was not happy at pickup when I discovered poop all over one side, by the ear & neck on one of my dogs. The employee was surprised & apologetic, he took her in the back & gave her a bath. The employee was very friendly & personable. At Woof & Boots he said they try to be accommodating & flexible. For example, if some dogs like people more (than dogs) they allow them to hang out with the staff in the lobby, which is gated. They also offer the Bordetella Vaccine for $35 & provide a First Day Report Card with picture of your dog(s).

My dog, Nestor loves going to Dog House. He gets so excited to see his friends there. They play,…read morerest, play all day. The staff is always courteous and they are experienced. I can't think of anything I would like to change. I love it, my dogs love it and I highly recommend it.

10/10 - great staff, easy booking - starting to fill up so a reminder to book in advance. Marty…read moreloves it here and is always tuckered out when he gets home. And that doesn't happen often. Happy puppy happy jen.