I would recommend anyone considering bringing their dog here to reconsider. I left my dog here for about a week when I was on vacation. This was my first experience with them besides the inital temperament test when they said he did great they would care for him. I trusted them with my dog and upon my return I was extremely disappointed. When I came to pick him up I asked how he did and everyone just said "he did great, but wasn't super social" (which would be normal for my dog, he is super friendly but doesn't like to necessarily play, especially with bigger dogs). They handed me his leash and I took it and left. After loading him in my car I was petting and greeting him when I noticed his eye was matted with at least 3 days worth of gunk and discharge and covered in his own hair (it looks as if he didn't even have an eyeball). He looked terrified and traumatized (as expected if he couldn't see for days). The eyeball was completely blood shot and around his eye was so red and inflamed and warm indicating an infection. It took a lot of cleaning to finally get all of the hair off of his eye. I called to ask if there was any kind of rough housing or incident involving my dog and I was told that no, nothing happened, and then they began to blame me by saying it was essentially my fault for having him eat their house kibble instead of his normal food, and its just an allergy. I recieved a call later from the owner telling me the exact same thing, that it was my fault becuase he ate house food and he was clearly allergic. Which I would like to stop right here. Even if that was the case, if my dog was allergic to their food, 1- I would hope SOMEONE on staff would have noticed- if it were a severe allergy then it would be crucial to recognize these signs if it was a signifigant enough allergy it could have led to lead to airway inflammation and closure and potentially death. 2- I would think that someone at some point in the week would have contacted me to let me know so I could coordinate getting him food that he was not allergic to or even just to notify me and cover themselves?? I brought my dog to the vet later that day and the vet informed me there was no way it was an allergy (if it was the reaction would have been systemic, causing inflammation in both eyes, not just one). His educated guess of the reasonable explanation for this was roughhousing leading to severe inflammation that went over looked creating infection. Luckily, my dogs cornea was not scratched and there was no loss of vision that resulted or a more severe injury that would have gone overlooked by the team at smart dog. I notified the owner later of this diagnosis and he agreed that it made sense that it was roughhousing becuase "Your dog wasn't very social. He was clueless and so things like this happen". So essentially they went from blaming me to blaming my poor neglected dog. My main issue with this facility was not that roughhousing occured (Yes, if it does intervention should happen and as his owner I should have been notified, but I understand dogs are dogs). My issue is the fact that for A WEEK not a single person on the smart dog team noticed that my dog essentially did not have an EYE and could not SEE. It felt as if no one at the facility ever even looked at my dog. It felt like straight neglect and it broke my heart that I trusted them with my dog and allowed this neglect to happen. When I addressed this concern to the owner he said "well we don't do a head-to-toe assessment every time we let them out". LOOKING at my dog is very different than assessment and I know they are aware of that. I wish I would have at least known what was going on with my dog and not just allowed him to suffer. Whether it be gross incompetence or gross neglect and indifference by the staff, either way I will NEVER bring my dog back here and I recommend you never do either. Would give less than 1 star if I could. read more