2/5 Mandee O. 5 months ago on Google • 54 reviews
Let
me
start
off
by
saying
I
know
my
dog
is
reactive,
and
big,
and
could
look
scary
and
I
fully
understand
the
responsibility
I
have.
I
expect
and
understand
the
reaction
people
may
have
to
him.
But…I
took
my
dog
in
for
a
simple
office
visit
check
up
prior
to
boarding
(their
policy
I’m
told).
My
dog
was
uncomfortable
in
the
situation
but
didn’t
bark,
growl,
lunge,
or
otherwise
react.
The
Dr.
Enters
the
room,
plasters
her
back
to
the
wall
as
far
from
us
as
physically
possible
and
proceeds
to
tell
me
the
dog
“isn’t
a
boarding
candidate
at
their
facility”.
She
is
very
visibly
uncomfortable
and
dreadfully
frightened
to
be
in
the
room.
She
made
me
feel
horrible,
like
I
had
the
worst
dog
and
was
the
worst
owner,
and
that
we
hadn’t
met
the
criteria
to
be
good
enough.
Absolutely
none
of
which
are
true!
I
get
that
some
people,
including
vets,
don’t
like
some
dogs.
But
at
a
clinic
that
size
there’s
another
vet
that
can
see
the
dogs
you
don’t
want
to.
I
canceled
my
boarding
reservation
and
left.
Yesterday
I
got
a
text
to
confirm
my
reservation,
I
followed
the
prompts
and
responded
to
cancel
the
reservation.
A
text
comes
back
confirming
that
the
reservation
has
been
cancelled.
But
today
I
get
a
text
with
a
link
to
complete
paperwork
for
Remi’s
stay.
Man,
for
not
being
a
boarding
candidate,
it’s
sure
hard
to
cancel
a
reservation.
Not
the
place
I’m
looking
for.
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