My Dog’s Bakery

Absolutely LOVE this place! I started out taking my boxer there for a few Day Care visits in 2013 and started back again this year with our newest boxer rescue and I love taking her there. They have changed their policy so that you need to commit to at least a weekly Day Care schedule, but it totally makes sense and is for the benefit of your pooch and the staff. The staff are always very pleasant and seem genuinely interested in our girl — even though they probably see a 100+ furkids a week! They have a HUGE selection of products and the store and Day Care are both always kept clean and smelling fresh. Now if they would offer boarding services…

I always go to My Dogs Bakery to get food for her. There are lots of interesting things there, so it seems like a pet shop specifically for dogs. This is a very good store.

This may be a cute place, however, the young brunette with curly hair was nothing short of rude and offensive. Similar to Petsmart/​Petco/​Petstuff, etc. they allow you to bring your pet into the store, as long as it is a well behaved animal (no marking/​aggression). The store clerk insisted that my dog marked on a hideous, low-​hanging jacket, and then insisted that my mother pay for it. The girl then began to argue with my mother that she was going to go back and watch the tape to prove that he had in fact peed on it. If she had proof, and was being the least bit accommodating, the jacket would have been purchased with many apologies. However, the way in which she went about it made my mother feel as though she were being charged with a felony, just by bringing my dog into the establishment. The girl then countered that he had been the only dog that had entered the establishment at that point (except for all the dogs back in the daycare… hmm). This jacket was conveniently the right size for my large breed dog, who is very food driven. Meaning, that he was far too preoccupied with all the doggy goodies to have even been tempted to lift his leg. After all, my dog has never marked anything… ever. He has been neutered since he was 2 months old, lives with another male dog, and goes with me into stores all the time. I have never had a problem with him marking his territory, EVER. The tape was never shown as «evidence» and nothing was purchased from the establishment. Completely abhorrent behavior by the girl, and this business will never succeed if it continues to be managed this way. Customer service can make or break an establishment, and attempting to strong-​arm your customers into purchasing goods damaged by other dogs is no way to go about getting return business. We could have been a great customers, however, not one cent will ever go towards the curly-​haired girl’s paycheck.

I trust the owner here. She’s given me good advice on dog food and other stuff. I would not use their doggy day care. I know they have good radio commercials running all the time, but when i was in their store, their very young, inexperienced counter staff walked over and shouted, «SHUT UP» at the small dogs in the small dog area more than once. I can’t pay big bucks to have my little dogs shut into a small room with linoleum floors for 8 hours knowing that an 18-​year old moron is going to come in and shout at them. I’m sticking with my dogsitter. It’s a shame because they have some good products there.

This place is now a bakery, pet supply store, groomer, and day care. They have a new location across the parking lot from their old location in the Metro Center. The store is clean and nice and expensive. I took my dog there for his birthday and bought him some homemade treats and a big s’more and I tried it and it tasted good.

First of all, this place smells amazing when you come in. I am not really sure why, but it is clean and smells like doggie treats are being baked in the back (maybe they are)
We came in for some high quality specialty food for the pooch. We might as well start her off on the good stuff. She is a shelter dog and had a rough first year, so why not give her extra love now? We were looking for California Natural which was supposed to be sold there, but wasn’t. That was confusing. But the woman working there helped us pick out the right food for our dog and offered some advice. The prices seemed okay, I mean they were a lot higher than your usual Alpo but that is okay for making sure your dog is getting the food they deserve.
As a side note, we got the Enova small bites. Okay, we were expecting kibble bits like her previous Science Diet, but these bites are SMALL. I was cracking up when I opened the bag. Supposedly the dawg loves them and this has no affect on this establishment but I just thought this was hilarious.
The place is really cute and seems to have a good selection of toys, clothing and treats. Their food selection was pretty good, and the staff was knowledgeable.