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Bark Park K9 Adventure Ctr
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citysearch c.
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I feel I can say something here as a neutral party. I am on the website b/c I drove by there today and was interested in sending my two dogs there, so I looked it up online. I haven't yet used these services, but I used to work at a similar place in Texas, doggie daycare with overnite services for clients of daycare. I just wanted to say our policies were exactly the same, for the benefit of the dogs. In a dog daycare, people don't understand what goes on- an owner has to be responsible for everyone's dog's and stressed out dogs, upset everyone (four legs and two). Dogs that are unfamliar with a daycare environment, who must then also stay overnite are stressed dogs.
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