A little bit of a longer review but definitely a positive one! I started bringing my Husky Zeus to Dog Dog around March of this year. A little backstory: I’m in my early twenties and Zeus was originally my ex boyfriend’s dog. When we broke up we originally tried co-owning him. Eventually I ended up getting him full time after a lot of nasty back and forth. I couldn’t imagine losing him, and wanted to do everything I could to give him a happy life. I loved Zeus to no end but wasn’t sure if I would be able to make it work while going to college, working and trying to help my dad recover from having a heart attack and heart surgery in January. I debated for weeks over if he would be better off with my ex (who kept Zeus kenneled while working long hours every week) or rehoming and it not working out because of the attention, patience, training and exercise he requires. I was constantly feeling way in over my head having never owned a dog on my own before, let alone a high energy Husky. From the first phone call I had with Tracey, I felt like she was on Zeus’s and I’s side. She listened to my story and concerns with Zeus’s behaviors and wanted to help us succeed together. Every day since coming here, either her or one of the amazing workers have briefed me after his day with the highs and lows. He was rocky the first few months, but has been progressing so well with their time and dedication to helping Zeus and I in addition to us working with a trainer on our own time. Because of his possession issues, they give him “solo ball time” so he still gets to play with toys like his other furry friends until he gets better with sharing, among many other little details that make a huge difference for him. When I pick him up from daycare he is tired enough but still manages to get in one last long walk before we both call it a night, which has been huge! It helps get our energy levels on the same page after a long day but still leaves room for play and bonding. Because of you guys giving Zeus a chance and caring for him so much, I’ve been able to work and pursue my education while still having my best friend by my side. Having Zeus has been the biggest adventure and I couldn’t have gotten through this past year without the support of Tracey and everyone at Dog Dog. Thank you so much for everything. We are sad to be moving states but hope to come back and visit soon! 🙂

Such great photos - several fav's of JT for the day esp. the ones of a group of smallish dogs with him in the middle. But more importantly, as I was scrolling through dozens & dozens of the days photos there were so many adorable shots of all the dogs.  Found myself thinking "Oh look at this picture and how cute is that of those 2 little dogs and what a great photo of that group of bigger dogs...can instantly tell they are all having a great time !" Thank you Dog Dog Daycare for taking such good care of the dogs and thanks too for the daily photos.

Dog Dog has been awesome for my energetic boy! He gets to play all day and they're constantly taking pictures, so at the end of the day you get to see how much fun they had! The staff evaluate your dog to see if they will be a good fit in the environment, and put them in a play group that matches their pace. My dog has some separation anxiety, but they are very patient and loving as he cries for me when I drop him off. They're friendly, kind, and flexible! They also have very good health precautions in place for the pandemic. I feel very confident leaving my dog in their capable hands.

When my husband and I got a puppy in March, we knew it was a big commitment, but we truly underestimated how high energy a puppy can be. We quickly searched for doggy daycares nearby, because it wasn’t possible to just work from home with her destroying things and running around in the background. Dogdog got back to us super quickly, made the signing up process very easy, and had very fair pricing. The staff always give thorough feedback at the end of the day about how she was, and you can tell they love your dog too. Sophia is especially detailed and helpful in her feedback, you can tell she really watched and cares about the dogs, and wants them to become better pups every day. At puppy age especially, it’s wonderful to know she’s being trained to interact with other dogs and humans constantly at an impressionable age during the day while we’re not able to be with her. It has been four months since starting at dogdog, and I’m convinced taking her to daycare so early made her very sociable with other dogs. We love the pictures we get at the end of everyday of her and her friends (see attached). And they get to have fun activities too with balls, tunnels, and hoses. And the biggest blessing of all - she comes home tired and snuggly (see attached). We get quality sweet time with her in the evening and she sleeps overnight like a baby. That makes energetic activities with her over the weekend super fun instead of a tiring no-days-off obligation. Tracey has a great group of people there and I feel very comfortable knowing who’s taking care of my pup. Thank you dogdog for making it possible for us to be dog parents!