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Wicker Pet
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citysearch c.
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I've been taking my German Shepard to this ""doggie daycare"" almost daily since he was a puppy (over 10 years). While my neighbors come home to spazzy, stir-crazy animals that need long walks to burn off their pent-up energy and calm down, my dog is both pooped and happy when I pick him up in the evenings from Wicker Pet. He passes out shortly after we get home, so I'm free to do whatever I need to do without worrying about neglecting the doggie. \r
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Even when I can only bring my dog here a couple times a week, it makes a world of difference on his demeanor. Hanging out with other dogs at Wicker Pet has made him extremely sociable and comfortable around dogs of all sizes. I've noticed that the ""good dogs"" at Wicker Pet get to roam around and ""mingle"" with the other dogs and WP employees, while the ""not-so-good"" dogs get put on ""time out"" in the doggie suites when they need it. \r
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All-in-all a great place to bring your canine companion! And they board too!
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