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Primrose Lane Farm
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Our dogs have been going to Primrose Lane Farm since 2003. I have to say we love the care and attention our dogs receive. I feel that John and Kristin, the owners, love our dogs almost as much as we do. The dogs are given individual attention while they are there. They are taken on long walks around the perimeter of the property. They are allowed doggie play time in a large outdoor play yard where they can interact with other dogs. \r
Nessie, a dog we adopted came with health issues. We boarded Nessie and Graham while we traveled for a vacation one year. Nessie suffered complications from her disease. Mind you the complications had nothing to do with the care she received but part of her disease progression. John called me in tears that something was wrong with Nessie and that he wanted to take her to the Emergency Vet. I obviously agreed and John took her. He stayed with Nessie until we could get to her. The dedication to our family was greatly appreciated.\r
John and Kristin have done so much good for the dog community in Pennsylvania and their outreach extends to many other states with dogs in need. I recall shortly after Katrina happened that John and Kristin fostered dogs who needed help and loving families. They brought these dogs, misplaced and sickened by the hurricane and its aftermath, back to optimum health in an isolated area from the kennel and then found families to care for them.\r
I would highly recommend Primrose Lane Farm to anyone who loves their dogs as much as we do.\r
I think our dog Graham would recommend it too. Whenever we get into view of Primrose he gets really excited in the car. He starts whining to get out of the car.\r
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