Dog day care center in Duke Park: ranked picks
Duke Park owners tend to want the same thing: someone reliable who treats an anxious or high-energy dog like their own. The picks below come from a scoring methodology that weighs review volume, rating consistency, and what people actually say about the staff and service, not just star counts.
Most options here are in-home pet sitting and dog walking rather than a fixed day care facility, which suits the mix of older bungalows and rental homes around Duke Park where owners often prefer a sitter to come to them.
6 businesses, scored on rating, review volume, recency, sentiment and listing completeness. How we score › · View on map ›
At a glance
| # | Business | Score | Rating | From | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bull City Pet Care | 83 | 4.7 (75) | — | Anxious dogs, flexible stays |
| 2 | Good Dog | 59 | 5 (12) | — | Behavior training |
| 3 | Lucy's Pet Care | 58 | 4.9 (30) | — | Daily walks, photo updates |
| 4 | HoneyPot Kennel | 55 | 5 (4) | — | Small, personal in-home care |
| 5 | . | 22 | — | — | Not yet reviewed |
| 6 | Biscuits Dog Camp | 19 | — | — | Not yet reviewed |
Ranked picks
Bull City Pet Care
score 83/100Named sitters like Melissa and Ashley get repeat requests for handling nervous dogs and sending photo updates on every visit.
Good Dog
score 59/100Jeff's sessions get five-star praise for producing visible behavior changes fast while teaching owners to manage their own dog.
Lucy's Pet Care
score 58/100Most visits draw praise for attentive, patient sitters, though one past incident involved missed visits on a trip.
HoneyPot Kennel
score 55/100Deanna's small run of reviews all point to reliable, patient handling and regular photo check-ins.
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score 22/100No review history yet, so there is not enough data to say how it performs.
Biscuits Dog Camp
score 19/100No review history yet, so there is not enough data to say how it performs.