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The WoofHouse

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About
The WoofHouse provides services for discriminating people who want their dogs to be cared for in a private home by an experienced dog sitter and trainer. Each dog receives individualized care that includes exercise, play, training, and rest suitable to that dog's needs and the guardian's wishes. We love puppies, senior dogs, and everyone in between! Dog Sitting gives me the opportunity to interact with different kinds of dogs and people, making my life interesting and fun. Caring for different types of dogs gives me invaluable experiences that fulfill my passion for learning something new every day. Getting to know so many other dog lovers adds zest to my life. Helping dogs and people through each other while earning a living is my retirement mission.
Overview

Hired 10 times

1 employee

22 years in business

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Services offered
Dog size

Extra Small (1 - 15 lbs)

Small (16 - 25 lbs)

Medium (26 - 40 lbs)

Large (41 - 70 lbs)

Frequency

One time

Once per week

Multiple per week

Additional services

Feeding

Baths

Grooming

Medication

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Reviews
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7 reviews

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Victoria O.

Dec 19, 2012

Hired on Thumbtack

Connie quickly replied and was able to take Scor in on short notice. Even while I was at work missing my puppy, she replied to an email with a picture of Scor in a sling she made for him so that he could be near her heart. Her love for what she does is evident. I feel at peace and at ease knowing that Scor is in able hands. Thank you Connie!
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Andi W.

Sep 17, 2013

Connie is fantastic! Her love for dogs shines through everything she does, and I'd trust her again with my dogs in a heartbeat. Her business is set up for proper and loving care of dogs of all sizes. She cares about each dog's health and well being, and we enjoyed the bonus, unofficial socialization 'training' that our dogs received with both people and other dogs. It was also easy to plan for a trip as all we needed to pack for the dogs was their food; Connie takes care of the rest. And knowing my cuddle dogs would still get their cuddle time in addition to lots of yard space to run and play helped me feel at ease in leaving them. If you need a place to board your dog for overnight stays or just for the day, WoofWoof is the place to go! Additionally, there is a dog grooming facility on site. Dawn is sweet, thorough, and made our dogs look like they were ready for a show. Best grooming and nail trimming service we've ever had, and at a great, reasonable price. My dogs might actually enjoy the experience now!
The WoofHouse's reply
Thanks for your thoughtful review, Andi. WOOF! (dog for All Things Good!) Connie & Dawn
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Kathy K.

Jun 26, 2011

I have never considered boarding my dog in the past because I couldn't imagine my dog being in a cage and let out once a day in a concrete play yard with many other dogs. So grateful to have found Connie! As a pup, my dog benefited a great deal from her stay at Connie's. She was socialized with other dogs ALL DAY LONG and Connie also helped with her training and gave her lots of love. If my dog could talk, I would imagine that she would tell me that she had a wonderful vacation! Thanks Connie, for providing an environment that is stress free and fun for the dogs and worry free for us. Kathy K
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Jane A.

Oct 22, 2013

We took our two year old boxer to stay with Connie twice this summer for a week at a time. I liked the fact that he was not locked up by himself. Rugby was able to run in and outside and be with other dogs 24/7. Since he is very social, that was important to us. I highly recommend Woof Woof. We will use her services again.
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Donna G.

Jun 29, 2012

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