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Wags & Wiggles Dog Day Care
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The facility and daycare itself is outstanding. The doggies are allowed to run, frolick, and socialize with other dogs of their same size. They have pools, playgrounds, and lots of toys! But, compared to the other daycares, they charge quite a bit more, and I myself, can't afford that. While other facilities charge $25 for the entire day, Wags and Wiggles charges $34. Wow. After awhile, it really adds up. There is usually a huge number of dogs in daycare, and while this may be good for dogs that love other dogs...it is alittle too much for other dogs that enjoy the company of dogs, but prefer human attention.\r
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A couple months ago, I saved up money and had a private lesson with the facility's owner and head trainer. I am a knowledgeable dog owner and handler, and like to take private classes with different trainers to hear and learn about their different techniques and styles to enhance my own, training ability. The majority of her philosophy was excellent, but her approach and demean
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