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Classie Canines
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citysearch c.
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BEWARE: Classie Canines uses PRONGED collars during daycare. They do not tell you this. I used them for months before I caught them in the act. It wasn't just on my dog either. All I got was excuses and the brushaway. Pronged training collars are not to be used in an interactive daycare setting. They are for one on one training. Ask any trainer. No collars should be used in daycare. That is an extreme choking/injury risk. These people are deceptive and shady. They are often understaffed and the front desk is routinely unattended. As long as they have your pet's name, anyone can walk off the street and be handed your dog. The regular staff couldn't care less. This is a seemingly good place until you start checking it out. There is also a barbershop next door that leaves out a rottweiler and other unfriendly dogs....they share a fence with the small dog outdoor area for Classie Canines. Someday those dogs are going to get through that fence! Scary stuff people. I can not recommend this place to anybody who loves their dog.
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