Pickup & Drop-off in Raleigh, NC

Most dogs leave noticeably better behaved, with owners crediting trainers like Mike, Sandy, Sherman, Jess, and Karissa for calm, patient instruction that improves leash manners and builds owner confidence. Regular photo and video updates during board-and-train stays ease concerns. Two dissatisfied clients reported reactivity dogs returned unchanged or worse, claiming broken promises on specific behaviors, minimal communication, and refunds handled inflexibly at first. One detailed their frustration with high cost, lost first week, skipped muzzle training, and being steered toward additional expensive equipment rather than the promised behavioral fix. The business shines when trainers have the time and skill match for each dog, and stumbles when reactive cases land with under-equipped or overwhelmed staff. Ownership policies (refund terms, fecal timing, trainer transitions) can catch buyers off guard. Nearly all satisfied clients note follow-up support and owner education as key wins.

Dogs arrive excited and leave exhausted from play. Regular guests report consistent care, daily photo updates, and staff who know their dogs by name, though a recent management transition has prompted some concern about staffing quality and pricing transparency. The facility maintains robust play groups for high-energy breeds and offers training referrals through their trainer, Yaz, with video follow-ups included. Long-term daycare is the strongest draw: dogs visibly settle in and build friendships. Boarding rates are mid-range for the area, and staff will adjust checkout timing for arrivals. One concern: a few reviewers mention overcrowding during busy visits, and kennel cough has surfaced in at least one dog. Ask about facility capacity on your scheduled day.

Dog Holiday Resort earns consistent five-star reviews from families who've used the daycare and boarding for years. Owner Brian treats each dog with personal attention, keeps the facility clean, and works around schedule changes; dogs leave tired and eager to return.

Most families report their dogs arrive excited and leave happily tired, with staff greeting them by name and responding quickly to concerns. Grooming prices draw praise, and the clean, friendly atmosphere keeps regulars returning, though a few note limited hours and one older complaint about injury and parasites.

Most visitors praise the staff warmth and their dogs' enthusiasm for daycare, backed by posted photos and easy camera access. But recent serious complaints reveal poor medical communication during boarding stays, surprise charges for basics like photos and pills, and gaps in care without direct monitoring. The best experience depends heavily on which staff member handles your dog and whether you actively chase information.

Most visitors report dogs arriving excited and leaving happy, with staff praised as friendly and responsive. A small but serious set of reviews from three years ago describe confinement practices, tiny enclosures, and financial surprises, though more recent reviews do not repeat these concerns.

Reviewers consistently praise the attentive core staff, socialization programs, and live camera access. Many dogs return eagerly, particularly under specific caregivers who adjust to shy or older pups. However, facility odor and inconsistent care standards divide customers sharply. Some praise flexible hours and spa convenience; others report unexplained crating, rough handling, and unverified health claims that have forced surprise pickups mid-trip. The boarding service appears unreliable for owners who cannot return on short notice. Best experiences come from daycare regulars who watch the cameras and stay in touch with staff. Boarding customers voice serious concerns about policies, professionalism, and transparency, especially when staff claim health issues that vets later refute. The facility feels tailored for frequent daycare rather than dependable boarding.

Dog Diggity offers convenient daycare with staff who earn genuine affection from returning dogs and owners who have stayed three years. Overnight boarding raises serious concerns: reviewers report 11-hour unattended periods, dogs returning with injuries, diarrhea, and vomiting, and management responses that feel inadequate. Daytime daycare appears solid, but boarding carries documented risks.