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Businiess name:
Happy Tails Pet Resort
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citysearch c.
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We began bringing our 2 month-old Great Dane/Mastiff to Happy Tails for daycare after realizing that he was lonely during the day and not being exposed and socialized enough with other dogs. The staff at Happy Tails treated him like one of their own dogs and he spent a lot of his puppyhood up front socializing with staff and being pampered. When we got another puppy it only seemed natural to bring her along too and she also thrived under the careful attention of the staff. Our dogs know what "doggie daycare" means, and all it takes to get them up and running for the door in the morning is asking them if they "want to go to doggie daycare?" In the evening, Chopper is often in the play yard swimming in the plastic pool or running around outside. There have been times when he has planted his 130lb body in the lobby and refused to leave. While this can get annoying, I couldn't be happier with the way he seems to enjoy his time at Happy Tails. I have recommended Happy Tails to several other teachers at work because of the great attention and care they have given my pets. We couldn't be happier with Happy Tails and will continue to bring our dogs there while we work. Thanks Guys!
Pros: Friendly, Knowledgeable, Clean, Great Location
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