Canine Classics Spa & Resort

My aunt and cousins are true aninal lovers. They wpuld NEVER harm an animal. They are AMAZING at what they do and fhey have worked so hard. It is not their fault your dog died. And they would NEVER abuse an animal. Accidents happen. I am sure my aunt and cousins grieved over your dog as much as you did.

I feel it my civic duty to share that our little dog Jack was killed by another dog while boarded at Canine Classics on 11/29/2013. I feel this was most likely an accident that could have happened at any kennel but this is where our nightmare came true. As of 3 days after Jack's death the owner of the dog responsible had not been notified nor Animal Control notified of the occurrence. The owner of the kennel has been sensitive to our loss and our other dog that was with Jack is fine, but we are heart broken. We will not be boarding our dogs ever again, we will hire someone to come stay with them.

I do not write this out of anger or spite. I feel that honest, unbiased reviews are invaluable for us to make informed decisions and I would never want anyone else to have to go through the heart ache my family has this Thanksgiving, if at all preventable.

I had taken our corgi (Conner) to have service many times but today was very out of the norm and just led me to think that perhaps they are over booking by far to much. I dropped Conner off for a full cut/shave at 11am and went to pick him up as they said that he be ready at 230pm. My husband and I sat for another 40 minutes waiting for him. When asked to use the rest room saw that they were just started working on him. His stomach area is done so patchy, they didn't give him the time that they needed.



Assuming that they placed him in a kennel from the time he arrived till about 230. We brought him home and he was beyond thirsty.



We wont be going back anymore ,,



Wendy