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    2.5 (2 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Loyal Companion - Toys galore

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    (13 reviews)

    I love Wylie Wagg and this location is no exception!…read more As I have found typical to most pet boutiques, It's easy to cater mostly to dogs and dog lovers with all the specialty foods, toys, treats, grooming products, and other random dog centered items you could think of. However, WW also has a small cat room in the back that holds a well selected (albeit somewhat limited) variety of merchandise for feline lovers. I have purchased a little bit of everything here (when I am in the area) and have nothing but good things to say about them. I have even noticed that their products seem to outlast some of their competitors cheaper quality items. Lastly, the staff really could not be more lovely! It is pretty obvious they only hire pet lovers and seem to genuinely care about their customers and the overall community.

    Wylie Wagg is a great pet shop, and the first I have been into (but had heard good things about)…read more It was the first time we had been to Middleburg, and the Beloved Goldendoodle led me right in there as we walked down the main street. A nice selection of good-quality food, treats and toys, and they also carry my favorite leashes from UpCountry. I would have bought one, but they only had the narrow widths, and I like the regular 1" width for the boy. However, I will definitely stop into their other locations should I pass them, and if I find myself in Middleburg ever again, I'm sure there will be a return visit. The ladies working were very nice, and I commented to my friend that if I were ever to work in a shop, I would want it to be a pet store since the customers tend to be the friendliest on earth!

    Puppy City - I adopted a cavapoo last year and this has been the best experience I have ever had! I highly recommend adopting a puppy here.

    Puppy City

    (6 reviews)

    At Harrisonburg Puppy City, Two of my friends and I went to Puppy City to see what puppies were…read moreavailable. we found two puppies we were interested in (a dachshund and a mini Australian shepherd). We asked to first see the dachshund, and once in the room with the puppy, when we requested a toy, I also mentioned that if another one from the same litter was back, if we could see both the male and female. The older lady informed us that there was a two-puppy rule since it was a busier day; therefore, we told her we were interested in the mini aussie as well and that we would stick to just the male dachshund. A few minutes later, a younger girl (who turned out to be the older lady's daughter) came over with the female, asking if we would like to see her since she knew we were interested. Before giving us the dog, I asked her if we would still be able to see the Aussie, to which she told us yes because the two dachshunds were from the same cage. When we were ready to give them back the older lady came to get the puppies, to which i asked if we could see the Aussie now. She then proceeded to loudly say "do you not remember the rule I told you earlier? I don't like that you went behind my back", when we questioned and informed her that the younger lady told us we would still be able to see the other puppy. The older worker then caused a scene and raised her voice, stating that her daughter had "already told me what happened". Her increased and rude tone drew the attention of all the other guests in the store, causing everyone to go silent and look at us. During this whole altercation, her daughter had basically hid in the back corner when I first mentioned what she had said. My friend had mentioned to the younger lady that she had serious interest in a dachshund and will now no longer be returning/intrested in a puppy from there. I am extremely disappointed about how the situation went because it seemed to be a miscommunication between the mother and daughter. The whole interaction and visit was extremely unprofessional.

    Went to visit a Westie puppy named Annie this past weekend that was already 4.5 months old. She'll…read morebe 5 months on July 19th. When we were there, we negotiated an agreed upon price by both parties. I discovered she has a large umbilical hernia while we spent time with her. Amazing that no one knew she had it or they just played dumb. They told me they would pay to have the hernia repaired. We decided to wait and I called my vet to see what the hernia repair would cost. I called yesterday and offered to pay that much less (the cost of the surgery) for the dog because I don't want to have to try and collect the money and I'm not sure they truly would have honored what they said about paying for the surgery. I told them that I would take the dog home that night but they refused to budge on the original agreed upon price. All I wanted them to do was subtract what it was going to cost to repair the hernia. They refused. So were they really going to honor their commitment to pay me for the repair? Highly doubt it. I was put on the phone with Connie, who refused to back down on the price. I said, "I'm willing to give this dog a home tonight. She has been with you for too long." It didn't matter. I don't know if she didn't understand the math or just wasn't going to keep their word on paying to repair the hernia. She told me she was going to call me back after talking to the owner. She called back today and told me the owner still said no. So that poor dog will continue to sit because I simply wanted to collect the money up front for the hernia repair surgery and they refused. They're unethical and really don't care about those puppies. They can tell you all they want about how much they care, but you should have seen the small 'crib' she was sharing with a larger Shiba Inu puppy. There was no room for them both. My heart breaks for Annie. She could have had a home with us.

    Tractor Supply - deptstores - Updated September 2026

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