Peludos al agua

As is delighted whenever he goes, and I am super relaxed because I know he is in good hands. Thank you

Seeing the arrogance and rudeness with which they reply to visitors takes away any desire to go.

Passion for dogs... except for potentially dangerous dogs (PPP). So many years of experience and they still don't know it's just a label, because they can be classified as PPP and still be well-trained and socialized. So if you have a PPP, don't even bother with this dog boarding facility that makes exceptions.

Beautiful

They always take great care of our dog; he comes back happy and can't wait to go in when he sees the door and the staff working there. He got sick once and they kept in touch with us and took him to the vet immediately. They monitor meals and have very good prices.

Always very friendly and my puppy comes back happy

It's been more than a year since we found you, my 2 💕💕🐶🐶 have already stayed several times and honestly everything is excellent, super well cared for, you can see the love you have for them, and every time they return they are so happy to see Luis. For us, it's peace of mind knowing that they are in a beautiful place and safe! Heartfelt thanks!

Absolute dedication and professionalism at all times, they are extremely knowledgeable about all types of breeds and temperaments, and above all, they love them infinitely! Thank you!

I'm giving 1 star only because I can't give less! Let me explain my experience. For months, my puppy has been attending their monthly daycare service. As the months went by, the pick-up and drop-off service became abysmal. We went from having the dog picked up between 8:30-9:00 AM to… whenever they feel like it… 10:00… 10:30… We understand traffic can cause issues, but delays of an hour and a half? Every single day? Plus, my dog is located only 1.7 km from the daycare with no traffic… When you ask for explanations, they answer in an arrogant and threatening tone (the usual attitude from the owner whenever he doesn't like something), telling you that he has a problem with a vehicle and that you can either take it or leave it, that he has plenty of dogs and couldn't care less if you leave. Not only that, but they have an obsessive interest in neutering your dog; since he was 9 months old, they've been insisting on neutering him because they say he has too much energy. Puppies have energy, folks, and they go there, among other things, to run around and burn it off. He insists that the dog must be neutered because, having so much energy, he bothers other dogs who end up baring their teeth at him, and according to this man, my dog reacts. A dog that has NEVER bared his teeth or barked at home or around other dogs. A dog that gets nipped at by neighborhood Chihuahuas and doesn't even try to retaliate, even though at 12 months he weighs 30 kg. In short, these people just want dogs that act like house plants—lying down and quiet—or else they want them neutered, period. But rude, barking, and aggressive dogs are totally welcome as long as they mind their own business. Great philosophy. Let someone else put up with you.

They deserve it for staying with the dogs during the fire and not abandoning them, even though a helicopter came to rescue them. They kept them safe while putting their own life at risk; that is true love for animals.