Doggies were sooo cute but I really wish for better management of the place. I might not wish to visit anymore because it feels bad to support such a business because of the following reasons:

1. there were no rules for visitors. I saw some kids really just force carrying the small dogs even when they are growling and trying to escape. One of the kid even flexed to me that he carried a small Pom to the big dogs section and the small Pom almost got eaten by the big ones. Honestly, the parents who are watching their kids as they do these kind of nonsense are really terrible… but surely the cafe has a part to play, set some rules in place and step in when these kids who don’t know better won’t do such things to the precious babies.

2. doggos were aggressive to one another and biting each other to the point of injuries. I saw several dogs that were already injured and while I was there I also saw them getting injured. I checked with staff and staff said they do apply meds which is good but in the first place they should be better taken care of to avoid such behaviour

3. I went there at 1pm when they were first opened, for about 2h. Half of the big dogs were perpetually sleeping. It’s not a good practice to make the dogs work for such long hours, no segregation between work and rest, and because they have to be there for such long hours, those which are tired have got no proper environment to rest. As a business it makes sense to maximise profits, but when you are running a dog cafe you gotta make sure it’s ethical and not a torture to your doggos. It might also be a better experience for visitors if visiting hours are reduced; they might come more often if they see the doggos being well rested and energetic.

4. there were so many dogs and very few staff watching, were not able to step in to stop some of the fights happening