Camp Bow Wow Swansea

All of the camp counselors there are very personable and caring about our West Highland White Terrier, Winston. When we had to put him down this week after a short bout with cancer, your office called to check on us and offered their condolences. We truly enjoyed boarding Winston at Swansea and will do so in the future, if we decide to get another dog.

We have had nothing but great luck at Camp Bow Wow. The staff is great and personable. They seem to know my dog and her behaviors regardless of who you are talking to. We love that there are web cams and we can check up on our dog anytime they are out playing.
Our dog comes home a tired dog everytime she visits Camp Bow Wow. We also like that you can drop off your dog first thing in the morning and pick it up last thing the next day and only pay for one over nite stay. We feel our money goes very far when dealing with this business.

I don’t normally review chains, but Camp Bow Wow is a locally-​owned franchise of a chain, and from what I can tell, the quality of these places varies greatly depending upon the owners.
And, I’m happy to say, Camp Bow Wow in Swansea is a WONDERFUL place to take your dogs for daycare or overnight boarding, and a much better choice than a kennel or a vet.
Here’s what I like about Camp Bow Wow: the dogs spend their day playing with other dogs. There’s always a handler in the pen with the dogs, ensuring that there’s no aggressive behavior and that the rules are followed. There’s an indoor and outdoor areas for the dogs to run around in, and there are several sets of pens so that different-​sized dogs can be sorted out.
The dogs are always treated well, and given plenty of personal attention. The staff even creates report cards explaining how the dogs did day-​to-​day. If the dogs don’t get along, they’re disciplined appropriately and then sent back out to play.
How do I know all of this? Because there are webcams all over the facility that allow owners to watch almost every square inch of the place. The only time you can’t see your dogs is when they’re asleep. Otherwise, you can check in on your pups through a web browser.
The only downside of Camp Bow Wow is that it is pretty pricey. I’ve got three dogs (two residents and a foster), and it costs me $ 80 a night to board them there. On the other hand, I know the dogs are being well-​cared for, that they love to go to Camp Bow Wow, and that they’re going to be worn out when I come home. I also like the convenience of being able to pick them up or drop them off any time between 7 AM and 7 PM.
I do have a pet sitter as well that I use sometimes, but she costs almost as much as Camp Bow Wow when it’s all said and done, and having her come by means my pups are crated all day. I much prefer knowing my boys are playing and having a good time instead of sitting in their crates, looking forward to that brief hour of the day when they get to be dogs.
One more thing I like about Camp Bow Wow — they have a resident foster dog they care for. Being an animal activist myself, that makes me very happy!