THIS IS THE WORST EXPERIENCE MY DOG HAS ENDURED. It appears this place has tranquil ponds and green lush grass, but they are just the front areas that only turles and koi fish are in; not your dog. It appears they are all over the front entrance furniture in the website pictures. However, they are in the back fence where even the owners cannot go when taking a "tour". They can only view from a window from another building far away. They rush you through to where you cannot really see the dogs at all. I phoned in a couple of times to check and see if any other dogs were giving my dog trouble. They said "no everything's fine". She was washed before I picked her up. When I picked up my dog after a week, I found bloody and scabby bite and teeth wounds all over her neck. Two were the size of a dime on a 20 lb. dog's neck! They were very noticeable and for even the person washing my dog, of course they would notice but did not muster a word. I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND ANYONE THAT LOVES THEIR DOG TO TAKE THEM TO THIS PLACE. I would have rather had someone spend 20 minutes a day with her than have her constantly attacked by mean dogs. The fact that the wounds were so obvious and they deny seeing them is the other major problem. They have to fix their criteria for what dogs they allow; the dogs are obviously not supervised because there would be only a couple bite marks instead of a dozen. Don't get too excited on the entrance; it's just a facade.
Pros: My dog was not dead when I picked her up.
Cons: My dog was severly injured many times and Paradise Ranch denies any knowledge of these occurences.
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