Dog Boarding Facilities in Montana

Chris Lane says:
2013-04-05 12:20:10

great service-above and beyond with our dog- she loves going and they love her.

Kim says:
2012-03-09 18:00:46

ALWAYS READ THE FINE PRINT!!!!

Mike says:
2011-05-11 16:20:24

My experience with Dog Logic was pretty bad. This is going to be a long review but I'll try to keep it short. I'm really unhappy with this place and do not recommend anyone take their dog there. When we first pulled up to board our dogs we were put off by the appearance of the building. Its basically a warehouse with no grass outside for dogs to play on and on the edge of an industrial area ri... view full comment

My experience with Dog Logic was pretty bad. This is going to be a long review but I'll try to keep it short. I'm really unhappy with this place and do not recommend anyone take their dog there. When we first pulled up to board our dogs we were put off by the appearance of the building. Its basically a warehouse with no grass outside for dogs to play on and on the edge of an industrial area right next to the railroad tracks. When we went inside, before we even brought our dogs in, we asked for a tour but were denied "for insurance purposes" (more on that in a minute). We are from out of town and aren't familiar with other boarding places (let alone this one) so we went ahead and boarded our dogs here. Our puppy is very timid and is extremely scared and submissive around other dogs, we can't even take her to dog parks without her freaking out, so we told the employee this and she said she would keep her in the "small dogs area" because it was empty. So we left them there and came back the next day and met the owner of the business who informed us that my puppy had "sprained her knee" and couldn't put any weight on her back right leg. I was pretty upset because we left an emergency contact cell phone number that they neglected to use the day before when the injury happened. Then I saw both of my dogs in the main play area, bunched up in a corner with about 50 dogs surrounding them. They knew my dog was injured yet left her in with all the other dogs. I asked how the injury happened and the owner told me she was playing with another puppy in the small dogs area when she fell off a plywood ramp. I really think I was lied to, my puppy is terrified of other dogs and I think she was in the main play area and was being chased by other larger dogs when she fell off the ramp and got hurt. Then they brought our dogs out to us and I was heart broken to see my puppy hobbling on only three legs. She did nothing to deserve being injured and left in such a frightening situation. Normally when she greets me she is the happiest, wiggliest puppy you've ever seen but this time she just laid at my feet and whimpered. "She'll be alright in a day or two" is what the owner told me. I asked what the process will be if this is a serious injury like a broken leg or something, how do I get in touch with their insurance? Her exact response was "Well, we don't really have insurance for this sort of thing." My jaw dropped, I was in complete disbelief. I told her I really can't afford vet bills if this is serious, nor do I feel like I should be responsible for them and she mumbled something and walked out of the room. If I hadn't paid the day before I honestly would have just left without paying. Later I had them fax me a copy of the contract I signed and they have a catch all that says they are not responsible for your dog if it is injured or becomes ill under their care. A moment after the owner turned her back on us the employee who checked us in the day before came in the front door, so I asked her the same question about insurance and she wanted to ask her boss, but I stopped her and said I already asked her but she didn't give us an answer and just walked away. So we got our dogs home and I gave my puppy low dose aspirin and put ice on her hurt leg, and we now have an appointment with the vet to make sure her injuries are not severe. I highly recommend everyone stay as far away from Dog Logic as possible. If you love your dog at all you will not leave it under their "care and supervision". view short comment