Tails of the City - Doggy Daycare and Boarding
About the Business
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Tails of the City - Doggy Daycare and Boarding is a premier institution located at 1621 12th Avenue in Seattle, Washington, United States. With over 22 years of experience, we have been providing South Seattle with a spacious 4,000 square feet of indoor/outdoor play space. Now, in 2023, we are excited to announce our new 8,400 square foot facility in the heart of Capitol Hill.
At Tails of the City, your furry friend will be under the care of our highly trained and reliable handlers, ensuring they have a fun and safe environment to run, jump, play, and relax while you are away. Say goodbye to the stress of leaving your dog behind and trust Tails of the City to provide top-notch care for your beloved pet.
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Location & Phone number
1621 12th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122, United States
Hours open
Monday:
6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Tuesday:
6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Wednesday:
6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Thursday:
6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday:
6:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Saturday:
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday:
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Reviews
"Brought my dog here for a 30 min intro and both myself & my dog can be nervous in new spaces. They took their time and let my dog warm up to the new people/places/smells amazingly! Loved the knowledge of the staff to working with dogs of all needs. Excited to have a daycare spot in the city for my pup!"
"My boyfriend and I have been customers for a couple years now. Over the last few months we decided not to use the daycare and Boarding services anymore. The environment seems very tense, mismanaged, and literally smells bad. If reviews were based on grooming, it would be 5 stars, because we absolutely love Parker. We will continue to see Parker for grooming services but the atmosphere of the daycare seems to have gotten worse as of late. The employees seem overburdened, our dog is unhappy after daycare, and our most recent visit we overheard employees yelling at dogs. While we were waiting they brought out a wet dog and when the owner asked why the dog was wet, they were told that their dog was naughty and was squirt with a water bottle. The dog was DRENCHED! This speaks very poorly to the management and ownership of this business."
"Posting on behalf of a friend, "I took my rescue dog a few months after adoption. We quickly realized how severe his separation anxiety was and I wanted a way for him to be safe while I worked. We had a few, of what I thought were successful visits, and then it quickly turned. It's been almost a year since a severe incident that lead to my dog being blacklisted. When the incident occurred, I wasn't given much information. There are no cameras. I wasn't allowed to speak to the handler that was in the room. When I asked questions for clarity to learn how to prevent the incident from reoccurring, I was returned with what sounded like over the phone, an annoyed teenager that didn't know anything and was frustrated with me wanting to know more. I've taken my dog to two reactive training classes, medication, and two private trainers. I found a daycare willing to accept him, and turned out the handler that witnessed the incident was now working for a new daycare. They were able to tell me the full story. I now understand that a group play environment created a lot of stress for my dog. I also only now understand how severe the incident was. I was told my dog was playing rowdy with one dog that matched his energy, and a 3rd dog snapped, and my dog overreacted to the snapping. I now know that wasn't the case, and it was 100% my dog who overreacted to innocent dogs. To the owners of the other dogs, and especially the dogs themselves, I'm so sorry for the damage my dog did. I had no idea how severe it was. I wish I could have offered to help pay for expenses but I wasn't given the opportunity. I am so sorry your dogs have to experience that trauma on behalf of my dog. To Tails of the City, your handlers are underpaid, understaffed, and overwhelmed. Cameras would be an opportunity for training and clarity for what could have been recognized as severe environmental anxiety. The behaviors he has in an enclosed group play are vastly different from what I've experienced in an open-field group play. You are doing dogs and clients a disservice by not being transparent, communicating effectively, and managing the energy levels of the environment. This incident could have been prevented had someone recognized and communicated the level of anxiety my dog was exhibiting.""
"This place is great! I was skeptical at first of putting my pup at an all indoor boarding place but Tails of the City does a top notch job. I was really impressed with their behavioral evaluation ensuring your dog will be a good fit. Their booking system is very convenient and they always respond quickly and have gone above and beyond to accommodate my schedule. I love getting updated with the report card every night on my pup especially when he’s there for longer stays. So lucky to have them in the neighborhood!"
"We love Tails of the City! We just got our new beagle puppy and were looking for a place that could take her in for a few hours a day. So far it has been excellent! The staff have been really kind to my Gigi. They take photos and videos throughout the day which gives me the reassurance that she is in really good hands. The report cards are great. They help you get some insight on how her day went. Also, the place is very well kept. There are two open areas, one for puppies, and one for adults. They also combine both at times which is great for all the dogs to socialize. I really am super happy with Tails of the City and would recommend it for any dog owner."
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