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Annehurst Veterinary
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citysearch c.
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I would not recomend this place for day care for your dog. They use kids to walk your pet and let them out during the day. I have a 9 month old puppy that I left there. One of the kids they use to care for the animals was afraid of my dog because he grabbed his sleeve. Puppies do this, he grabs my sleeve at least three times a day. He sat in a cage all day ignored and wasn't taken out once that day. When I came to pick him up, he had no water or water bowl in his cage. I was later told that they don't allow dogs in day care that are not fixed and they didn't want my dog back until he was fixed and trained. Fair enough. Why then did they take the dog in for two weeks when I stated to them he was not neutered when we signed up. I fully intend to get my dog neutered, but will do this once I get home and am able to take care of him for a couple weeks following the surgery. If you want a kid to take care of your dog, hire the kid next door to let them out and feed them. At least it will be a kid you know and trust. If you want an experienced staff to take care of your pet while you are at work, take your dog or cat to day care that has an experienced trained staff. Nothing against kids doing this task, but please offer them a little training in how to reconize between a dog playing and a dog attacking. My dog has never been mean to anyone.
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