We boarded our dog at Camp K9 for the day on 8/22, while we visited Nashville. They have locked front door into kennel for security, which is GREAT. However, when we went to pick up our dog, a note said to call a number to alert worker that you are there. I called the number twice, both times only getting their answering service who said they would contact them. I waited outside (getting bit by mosquitos) for almost twenty minutes before a young man came out of a nearby house (looked like he just woke up) and gave me the wait one minute gesture while he went in back door. He finally let me in and asked how he could help. I pointed to my dog (who was loose in their front office with a LIT candle burning on the desk) and said I was picking her up. He never asked for ID and simply handed me our dog. A young women came in at that time and took my credit card for payment. I told her about having to wait but she acted like she could care less. I would NEVER board here again.....and you should BEWARE if you do.
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We boarded our dog at Camp K9 for the day on 8/22, while we visited Nashville. They have locked front door into kennel for security, which is GREAT. However, when we went to pick up our dog, a note said to call a number to alert worker that you are there. I called the number twice, both times only getting their answering service who said they would contact them. I waited outside (getting bit by mosquitos) for almost twenty minutes before a young man came out of a nearby house (looked like he just woke up) and gave me the wait one minute gesture while he went in back door. He finally let me in and asked how he could help. I pointed to my dog (who was loose in their front office with a LIT candle burning on the desk) and said I was picking her up. He never asked for ID and simply handed me our dog. A young women came in at that time and took my credit card for payment. I told her about having to wait but she acted like she could care less. I would NEVER board here again.....and you should BEWARE if you do.