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| - I brought my 6-month-old puppy in for the orientation and when I picked him up, he clung to me like he was terrified. You don't get to see the dogs in the play area, I never received an email with my puppy playing, like they said they would, and he smelled terrible even though I had bathed him the night before. In addition, he wasn't even tired when I took him home. Normally, after a day of doggie daycare, he passes out before I can even get him home. All you hear are dogs barking like they want to be let out, which just made me think that my puppy was stuck in a kennel all day. When I asked to be able to see the back area, I was told that it was for employees only. When I asked if he had eaten his lunch, because I brought food for him, I was told that the people who worked the morning and fed him were no longer there, but they were sure he had been fed.
I will never bring him here again; I'd much rather leave my dog in the kitchen while I go to work.
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