I am very disappointed to leave this review. I brought my hound mix, Presley to Stone Dog Inn 4 times for daycare. It was love at first sight for me. Beautiful grounds, and Karen was amazing. I brought him in for a meet and greet and she introduced him to dogs she thought he would get along with and immediately approved him as a camper. I let them know from day one he has puppy energy and needs to be grouped accordingly. I brought him that week, and they posted the cutest pictures of him playing and having fun. I was thrilled. My boyfriend picked him up that night, and the staff member on duty (not Karen) let my him know there was an altercation with another dog. He asked for details and she said "not a worry, I'm sure it was just stress from the first day, but he growled at a dog as I was switching groups". I thought it was odd to report a growl that had nothing come with it, but appreciated them being thorough. Week 2, I picked Presley up and Karen let me know that there was another incident on her lunch break while another staff member, Alana, was on duty. She did not know details, but let me know she did not think it should have been reported. I started to get concerned about the grouping of the dogs. She let me know it was quick to be reported and unfortunately is considered a strike even though it really should not have been. I debated bringing him back, but decided to the next week. That week, I met Alana myself and she raved about how great Presley was. I asked her to please explain what Presley is doing to get reported. She gave me a run around, told me not to worry about it, and he is just a normal puppy. Week 4, (yesterday), I picked Presley up and Alana told me he is no longer welcome. I asked, for the third time now, to PLEASE explain what he did/does so i can avoid this in the future. She had absolutely no concrete story. I asked if there were injuries, aggression, any information would help. All she told me is that another dog jumped on his back and they proceeded to play roughly. I asked what made her conclude it wasn't just playing and she said she did not know. In conclusion, Karen is wonderful, and the grounds are beautiful, but there are some issues in dog grouping. they are almost double the price of other facilities in the area, so I would expect the staff would be trained to group dogs accordingly by size, temperament, etc. And most of all, if you are told your dog is no longer welcome, I would expect a full report as to why. THREE times I was told there was an incident, and I still have no idea what actually occurred. I am giving three stars because for the right dogs this is a great place, but if your dog is a puppy and has high energy they seem to have a hard time handling that. read more