My roommate uses them in Lafayette and they are awesome. Sometimes he takes her up there for a few days when we arent going to be home but other times they just come over and take her out.

Awesome people that just love animals.

I dont have a dog yet but when I do I will gladly pay the extra cost to know that my pup is taken care of.

They also do training classes and his dog is 1 test away from being a service dog. Shes so fricking smart

She rings a service bell by the door when she needs to go out

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and you get a daily report on your dog almost like you would from a child day care.

yep, its like a report card and lets you know what they did that day

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Posted by BigB0882

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Member since Nov 2014

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Posted on 5/14/16 at 12:39 pm to im4LSU

We used to use Camp Bow Wow for our dog and she always loved it. They are not put in a kennel but instead in quite a nice size "cabin" as they call it. Plenty of room and they get to play with the other dogs all day.

Unfortunately on her last trip there she got quite ill and they tried calling us but we were on a cruise and had no service. Instead of calling our emergency contact or contacting her vet they just kept her there. We picked her up and had to rush her to the vet immediately and she nearly died. She was diagnosed with Addison's disease and while it wasn't BowWow's fault, they didn't handle her illness well. We are going to try boarding her next time at Kleinpeter since it is attached to an Animal Hospital.

I still recommend BowWow to anyone who has a young healthy dog. Just make it very clear that if you are unable to be reached that they need to take action. Most people can still be contacted when they are out of town so I doubt that situation arises too often. And if possible avoid busy times, they just pack in way too many dogs during Christmas and other major holidays.

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