Paw Play

Incredibly rude staff. Google says they do grooming so I called to see what their rates are. Was told they don’t do grooming so I asked, since they are in the pet care industry and all, if they had any neighborhood recommendations. I was told that the Yellow Pages and Google are great places to start. I use the vet next door and have considered boarding my dogs here, but after this conversation and «customer service», I will take my business elsewhere to avoid the same treatment in the future and I will be sure to let others know as well.

Four woofs for Paw Play! After our French Bulldog son became an only child we enrolled him at Paw Play to breakup his alone time during the work week and to help with his social skills. Before Paw Play, he spent all his time at home and would get really overwhelmed and anxious in public — especially with other dogs. We’d dread seeing other dogs during walks because he’d let out a high-​pitched squeal that had neighbors running outside to see what the heck was going on.
After just a few months in Paw Play, we noticed his anxiety had dramatically decreased. He’ll still get excited to see other dogs but is much more tolerant and will often just sniff and keep on walking. It’s a miracle!
We know he loves it and we love having a super tired pooch at the end of the day — clearly he’s getting lots of exercise. Hunter gets excited when we pull into the parking lot and especially when he sees «Miss Barbara» his «teacher» at Paw Play. Barbara is super sweet, easy to work with and really responsive via phone and e-​mail. We receive emailed photos once in a while of Hunter playing and he even came home with a Christmas Candy Cane over the holidays.
Paw Play would get a «Pawfect 10» if the hours were a little more work friendly. The closing hours range from 3 p.m. — 4:30 p.m. which is tough if you don’t live and work nearby. An extra bonus would be a webcam we could dial into to see the pups at play.