Camp Bow Wow Montgomery

Camp Bow Wow has been very good to me and to my baby Bella! They are very serious about vaccinations and the care and wellness of your pup! The staff are great and they make me feel good about keeping Bella and about spending my money😁. As soon as we arrive, Bella is super excited and is eager to join her play pals in the back. That is also another great sign. I highly recommend Camp Bow Wow.

Our puppy Freddy spent his first weekend away from home at Camp Bow Wow. He had a great time interacting with other dogs and the staff. I love that I can check on him with the cameras in the play yards. I also love that daycare is included with boarding. Freddy loved socializing with the other dogs. Drop off and pick up were so easy. Freddy was given a progress report for the weekend with how well he ate and played with others. He will definitely be camping here again.

I started taking my new puppy (“Roxy”) to Camp Bow Wow, back when she was about 3 months old. That was about a year ago. I would take her there, when I had Dr. appointments, or anything else to do. Since she was still potty training, I didn’t want to leave her alone in the house. Putting her in her crate for longer than 3 hours, made me uncomfortable. Roxy absolutely LOVES going to Camp Bow Wow, and that makes me feel that she is completely safe, and happy, when I leave her there. The people who work there are very helpful, cheerful, and very loving to all of the dogs. They have extra activities available during daycare, for any dog, whose owners want them to have a little extra activity, and fun. Unlike other facilities, no dog at camp bow wow, is just stuck in a crate, or just put outsid

Love Camp Bow Wow! They always know how to take great care and give love to our dog, Bella. She always comes home happy and tired after boarding.

It’s hard to know where to start with how blessed we are in Montgomery, Alabama to have Camp Bow Wow. We had two large dogs. Our first was a Siberian husky who lived to be almost 10 years old. Our second was a chocolate lab who is still with us. When our daughter brought home her chocolate lab the Siberian husky was almost 2 years old. Last year much to our sadness and heartbreak we lost our Siberian husky who was the sister to our chocolate lab for all of his life. Banks was seven years old and suddenly found himself alone with no sister or playmate. We decided as a family to let Banks experience doggy daycare for the first time at a local business. The doggy daycare we first tried called us after an hour and said that Banks was not a candidate for doggie daycare and that he did not know