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We used this facility for daycare and boarding extensively before discovering that it had been eclipsed. Yes, these are nice people and they will keep your dog for you. But the ratio of staff to dogs is quite low and the dogs are packed together in a very crowded area. You don't generally see the area where the dogs are kept, so you don't realize that they are often there with no staff in the area with them... the staff are at the desk, or grooming a dog, or doing other tasks besides actually supervising the dogs. Another problem is that the place is extremely noisy from the barking, which isn't the case everywhere, and which is a sign of crowding and stress. There are better options in Atlanta.

Piedmont bark was a very nice place to take your pets but when I went to visit they were a little high in prices and did not offer what some of the other doggie day cares offered. I liked their attitudes but I chose a location closer to my home. But over all I would recommend them.

After two years of taking my miniature schnauzer to another doggie camp, I switched to Piedmont Bark. I switched because, among many other strange clues, my dog - who NEVER does this - peed on the floor out of fear when I left him at the other place. At Piedmont Bark, his behavior changed dramatically for the better! Even though he is still anxious about being left by me, after his 6 hour trial run, when we came back for boarding he actually recognized the girl that came to take him away and jumped up on her excitedly. The staff and the entire air about the place is highly professional - which leads me to believe that as is often the case in business, that professionalism will translate into how my dog is treated when I'm not around to supervise. My dog was happy to see me after 5 days at Piedmont Bark, however, he was not the anxious, Get Me the Heck Out of Here dog that he was when I retrieved him from the old doggie camp. I am very happy with my new choice for boarding my dog.

We have two dogs and frequently have a need for doggie daycare and boarding. Our dogs are always excited to visit Piemont Bark, and when we pick them up it seems like they don't want to go home. They have made several great "doggie" friends during their stays, and the staff is always very attentive and friendly. We've tried other places, but are convinced that Piedmont Bark is hands down the most convenient and professional facility in town.