Abbie's Dog House on Maple

"My pup and I love Abbie's Daycare! I've used daycare and boarding services for the last 2 years and I'm so grateful for the peace of mind I have when leaving her in their care. The staff treats the dogs like their own and give them plenty of love. I really appreciate that they get to play and hang out all day, not in cages at all."

"I love how the staff treats all three of my dogs as if they were their own. I can tell they truly watch them and pay attention because they accurately describe their personalities when we pick them up. This is one of the few places my dogs are not scared to enter at all and they always come back happy and ready to nap! My fiancé and I genuinely appreciate everyone here for going above and beyond for our babies. We travel so much and its always hard to leave them but knowing they get to be at Abbie’s makes it so much easier."

"Absolutely no. This facility is not equipped to handle large dogs and is actually afraid of them. We recently moved here and tried Abbies (we move every year or so for my husbands job so my dogs are very familiar with boarding/daycare and have been to probably 10 different facilities.) My two dogs had their trial and we received great feedback, when we boarded them for the weekend we watched them through photos and videos on FB all weekend long seemingly having a wonderful time playing with their friends, so imagine my surprise when I picked them up and was told they had major issues this weekend and the manager would be in touch. The manager called my husband and told him that our great dane mix 'injured several dogs' and was no longer allowed back. He was shocked, we have never experienced that sort of behavior or had any report of that before. When asked what happened, we were told that when they were released into the facility the first morning, our dog was frightened by the large number of dogs running over to him and he 'attacked'. He attacked?? They clarified there was no blood drawn and he quickly adapted and was able to play with the other dogs for the remainder of his 4-day stay but he is not allowed back. They said he is too big for them. If you have ever been around a great dane, you know how submissive they are. Management threw a submissive, scared, giant baby of a dog into a large pack and irresponsibly used the words 'attack' and 'injured several dogs' when he simply made it clear that he felt threatened in that situation and wanted a little space for a moment. We were informed that no dog was injured or blood was drawn but he was simply too big for them to manage. If you simply cannot manage large dogs, stick to small dogs only. And if you were TRULY concerned about the safety of your other guests, why would you continue allowing the 'aggressive' dog to play for the remainder of his 4 day stay? Here are 2 out of 17 photos/videos of my 'aggressive' dog that Abbies posted on Facebook all weekend long. He's the brindle, 'aggressively' hanging out and playing with the pug."

"My pup Kira and I absolutely adore Abbie's daycare. The staff at Abbie's is extremely friendly and I always feel at ease when I leave Kira with them. I started taking Kira to Abbie's because she was a little too anxious to stay on her own at home, and socializing with other dogs has allowed her to build a lot of confidence and control her energy levels. Another great perk is that Abbie's is cheaper than any other daycare options I've seen in the area. They also post a lot of photos throughout the day so I can always check their social media to see how she's is doing. The staff clearly love their dog clients. Definitely recommend!!!"