Paws-A-Moment

We have used Paws a Moment for several years. Constance is very nice and the location is great. Our two dogs, one 4 and the other an elderly 11 for his large breed are treated great and have a good time. They come home happy and tired and in good shape. She gives our old dog his meds at no extra charge. We can even see pictures of them on her Facebook page while we are away. We have used other places in the past and Paws a Moment is the best. In places where they are confined to a run they may be safe but I don’t believe that is for the best. Here they have a large yard to run around in. Of course the dogs bark when someone comes to pick up; that is a natural behavior.

Constanhce from Paws-​A-​Moment is sweet when you meet her, the location was perfectly located in the middle of a residential area and seemed to be a great place to take our dog. We have a 2 year old lab who is friendly and loves to play. She had a wonderful time at first then we started to notice scratches from rough play. We mentioned it and it was sorta written off as some just play rougher than others. We started sending our dog in a t-​shirt to protect her. On one pick up recently we heard our dog Unilocal and she was bitten on the rump by another dog and no one saw it happen.
Then last week when we came to pick her up she was bitten by another dog. She was bleeding and needed 8+ stiches to repair the damage and 2 weeks of not doing anything to heal. When the pictures of the injury were shown to Constance she said that she didn’t see it happen. Yet she did mention that one of the dogs get riled up and she shoudl probably figure out something to do with that dog when others are being picked up.
They do not screen dogs for behaviors and what you hear most when picking up your dog is barking and them being told to be quiet. It doesn’t seem like the dogs are watched enough and as everyone knows dogs can be unperdictable. So, please think before taking your dog to daycare here. They may have fun but they also may come back injured and there is nothing worse then a dog in pain.