Happy Trails Pet Center - Acworth, Georgia

Happy Trails Pet Center

Ubicación

Dirección: 4451 Acworth Industrial Dr NW, Acworth, GA 30101.

Contacto

Teléfono: 6784025025.

Página web

Página web: happytrailspetcenter.com.

Especialidades

Especialidades: Guardería canina, Adiestrador canino, Servicio de embarque de mascotas.

Acceso y comodidades

Otros datos de interés: Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas, Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas.

Opiniones

Esta empresa tiene 256 valoraciones según Google My Business. La media de opinión es de 4.8/5.

Comentarios seleccionados

La alta calidad y atención brindada por Happy Trails Pet Center ha sido elogiada por sus clientes:

- "Este lugar es perfecto para la guardería canina, el adiestramiento canino y las estancias prolongadas. Ray es absolutamente increíble. Con su ayuda, pudimos entrenar a nuestro perro para ser la mejor versión de sí mismo. Ella nos ayudó a entender cómo trabajar con nuestro perro y cómo ayudarlo a entendernos. No hubimos sido capaces de hacerlo sin ella El personal de Happy Trails es profesional y muy experimentado. Mi perro ama ir al día care aquí y me siento cómodo mientras está bajo su cuidado. Muchas gracias, Ray y el resto del personal de Happy Trails"

- Otros clientes han destacado la experiencia y conocimientos del personal, así como la comodidad y seguridad que brinda el centro para mascotas.

Recomendación final

Basado en las opiniones y la alta calificación de Happy Trails Pet Center, se recomienda encarecidamente a aquellos que busquen guardería canina, adiestramiento canino o servicios de embarque de mascotas. Para obtener más información o contactar con la empresa, visite su página web happytrailspetcenter.com o llame al teléfono 678-402-5025.

👍 Opiniones de Happy Trails Pet Center

Ashley C.

5/5

I highly recommend this place for dog training, doggy daycare, and over oven stays. Ray is absolutely amazing. With her help we were able to train our dog to be the best version of himself. She helped us understand how to work with our dog and how to help him understand us. We would have been lost without her! The entire Happy Trails staff is professional and so knowledgeable. My boy absolutely loves going to doggy daycare here and I feel comfortable while he is under their care. Thank you Ray and the rest of the staff at Happy Trails! I could not recommend this place enough!

Marilys R.

1/5

On the day of November 23, I picked Hannah up from daycare around 4:10 PM. She seemed fine, but the guy at the front desk told me she did not get a bathe! I was slightly confused and irritated because I was expecting her to be clean. I asked him why he didn’t call me and he sarcastically said, “why would we call you for that?” And then he told the lady I was upset when all I was doing was asking questions as to why she was not clean! I guess that was him trying to make me seem like the angry black woman in that moment! The gag is, if I was angry… I would’ve said that and it would have been known by my actions! Either way, they claimed she didn’t want to take a bath, but that has never happened before! She has had at least five baths and has done fine every time. That’s not what I’m tripping about. She has had three bouts of diarrhea since she got home! The diarrhea that squirts out like water! At 10:30 PM, 11:30 PM last night and 6:30 AM which is why I’m making this at 6:54 AM! I’m not sure what happened or what they fed her, but I will get to the bottom of it! I don’t appreciate it one bit And I don’t appreciate his sarcasm either! This is not cool and she will not be coming back! They didn’t even seem concerned and I’m sure they talked about me when I left yesterday! I don’t care anything about that though, my concern is my fur baby! And then she tried to use what I told her in confidence against me by saying that I’ve been going through things and her not wanting to take a bath may have to do with that! I GAVE UP my apartment October 21 and we have been just fine ever since in a hotel living life as normal, so why would you try to throw that back in my face? That’s something that a narcissist would do! Either way, I don’t appreciate it and like I said she will not be going back!

Dawn H.

5/5

My pup and I love Happy Trails! We use them for boarding several times per year, grooming every few months and have always had a good experience. They know my dog’s name and seem to really care about all of the animals that they care for. I have never had any doubt in the care that they provide. We are so blessed to have a place to care for my boy that enables me to not have to worry about him when I’m gone.

Lindsey F.

5/5

Could not recommend this place enough! My family is no stranger to happy trails, in 2018 my mother started bringing our family dog, Chloe, here and she enjoyed and loved daycare until she reached her last senior years and ultimately passed away. Shortly after I started bring my own dog to day care and boarding services, Murphie, and she loves happy trails so much she gets excited as soon as we turn onto the road! Today I dropped off my new puppy, tater tot, to his first day of day care and I can already tell by watching the cameras (the cameras are amazing to watch them play btw!) he is loving it! The employees here are so compassionate about animals and as a ER vet tech I am extra careful with whom I leave my babies with. I have no worries leaving my fur-babies here!!

Kelly N.

5/5

Happy trails was a life save! Rachel was very knowledgeable & very transparent about how they run things. My pup passed all the tests and now has play dates that he looks forward too. He runs to door with his leash if I even say play date now 😆. Thank goodness for this place!😊

Pat P.

2/5

Took my dog there for an evaluation and playday. During the introduction/tour owner showed a long flexible pole with loose strips on end of it and said they will carry it and use by swinging it in front of them to keep the dogs from rushing the gates and to keep them in line if necessary; may touch dog on hind with it to get them to move or listen. Also said they may use a spray bottle with vinegar and something else in it or hose to squirt dogs to stop an interaction. Watched the cameras ALL the time and saw some disturbing things. One dog was literally kicked/pushed with a worker's foot on the hind end to get it up and moving out of the kennel. Another dog was struck what appeared to be hard on the hind end with that pole end; appearing as if he went the wrong way. The pole was swung very quickly in front of a worker to move dogs back like she said it would be; some of them cowered at it…have seen that reaction prior in dogs that have been struck. Too many dogs in play areas at same time for my liking. AND all they seemed to do was meander about and follow the worker around the yard; once in a great while the worker would pet a dog and then push others away that also wanted petting/attention. Pretty sad. Owner talks a good line about dog psychology and treatment when you inquire. These are observations by an owner, and if it had been my dog that had the interactions above with staff, I would have been there immediately. And by the way, you have no idea what my background/knowledge/training is…
You are right, you don’t send dogs home injured or needing vet care due to problems or interactions with other dogs. You keep the dogs safe. Your tactics are just not agreeable with me.

Charlotte C.

5/5

Absolutely love this place! the owners, Rachel and Ray are incredibly knowledgeable and really put a lot of effort into making sure my pups have the best time possible here! I highly recommend bringing your dogs here, you can trust that they will be well taken care of and have a great time.

D. F.

5/5

The best place for my doggo! The team there has always been friendly, professional, answers all my questions (even some weird ones), and does a phenomenal job of taking good care of my elderly dog. - Paws down, the best!