Fuzzy Buddy's Dog Daycare and Dog Training

"My pooch loves her daycare days. The staff is so genuine, and you can tell they like the dogs."

"My favorite place for my dogs! The owner Dana is incredible as both a trainer and a business owner. She knows all the dogs well and runs a great team of dog enthusiasts. I love Fuzzy Buddy’s!"

"Fuzzy Buddy's is BY FAR the best daycare for dogs in the Seattle metro area, possibly even beyond that. They are so incredibly patient with dogs and have an advanced understanding of behavior, as well as how to work with all different kinds of dog personalities. The employees here have such a genuine love and passion for dogs, which I believe is what makes it such an amazing place for pups to spend their days. They will go to the ends of the earth and use every resource available to ensure that all dogs feel safe, welcomed, and have an absolute blast at daycare. Not to mention the generosity and understanding that they offer to all human beings. They are one of the rare daycares that cares solely about taking care of their community, rather than throwing honesty and quality care out the window in order to rack up money. I truly cannot put into words how much I adore this daycare and the beautiful people who run it."

"Fuzzy Buddy’s has looked after both of our corgis and they love their trips to daycare! When I drop off my pups they are impatient to get inside. On pickup they are happy and healthy. The staff are amazing with the pups, friendly, communicative, and responsive to needs and requests. We moved out of the neighborhood over a year ago but continue to bring our pups due to the service and quality provided. Thank you all for looking after Luna & Rye!"

"It’s been a month since we did a trial day at Fuzzy Buddy’s. Our baby is 6 months old and has spent the last month healing from an infected abscess the onset of this was 3 days after attending day care. The staff was extremely kind and welcoming, that being said I don’t think there is any good way for them to keep their eyes on 80-90 dogs at a time at all times while keeping the play area sanitized. When we picked our pup up one of the day care staff members noted that they did see some blood on our girl but that they believed it was just a puppy tooth loss. Our vet believes that this blood was from a puncture wound (likely a bite from another dog - potentially another puppy who didn’t know how much pressure was ok during play) and resulted in an infected abscess. It’s been a terrifying journey, over $3500 in vet bills and emotionally taxing but our baby is doing much better (before and after pictures attached). I don’t recommend bringing your pups to Fuzzy Buddy’s. This was just our experience and there are a ton of great reviews but we will be looking for someone who cares for less dogs each day."