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Kirkwood Bark & Lounge
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citysearch c.
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My Redbone Coonhound is about to be 9 years old (elderly for the breed) and a bit shy around packs of dogs; therefore, I'm a little overprotective when it comes to placing her in daycare. KB&L introduces the dogs slowly so she wasn't overwhelmed with the new environment. They also reminded me to bring items such as her bed and toys that could be kept in her kennel to serve as comfort in the new environment. Also, quite remarkably, this was the first time that she had returned from an overnight trip to a doggy daycare that she had not lost her voice from excessive barking. Basically, we had a great experience.
Pros: Smaller environment that is not overwhelmed with too many dogs.
Cons: Not a lot of the regular kennels so book early.
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