Dogtopia of Carriage Crossing — Attraction in Collierville

As most of us fur baby parents know, canine influenza has been on the rise. Our baby, Jennie, attends Dogtopia Daycare and Boarding on a regular basis, and they have been so upfront with disclosing the possibilites and speed that this plague travels. Despite that, after interviewing other facilities , I opted to put my Jennie with the staff who love her and have cared for her for 2 years now! Yes, I had to give in and get the canine flu shot for Jennie, but my last 7 day trip proved that this clean, caring, conscientious, concierge staffed facility is first class! Jennie had no signs of illness...in fact - she was wonderfully energetic (she's 9) and happy when she came home! The staff knows you will be arriving curbside (through the wonderful app) and they greet their guests with a smile and assurance that they will be well cared for! There are doggie cams in every play room and they always get outdoor time too. This review is really a full "10" as I am sure Jennie would give them...

I absolutely love Dogtopia. I'm a new dog mom, and had been taking him to a different daycare. I brought him to Dogtopia, only because they were open late enough for my work schedule, and I AM SO GLAD! They took me on a tour, explained the why behind everything (the rubber floors, the temperature controlled turf), and truly made me confident that my dog would be in good hands.

His first day there, I was nervous because I could tell my dog was overwhelmed. My VERY energetic dog sat in the corner, head and tail down. I couldn't peel myself away from the cameras (yes, they also have cameras, so you can watch on the app).They assured me that he would be okay once he warmed up, and they are right!! Now, as soon as we get in the parking lot, he's up and wagging that tail. He can't wait to get in there!!

Kip and his team are...

My sweet girl stayed for her first boarding this week, and I was really impressed with her stay. She's a velcro girl with separation anxiety, and over the webcams, I watched her and her "cousin" warm up to the professionals and the other dogs over the course of her five day stay. What really sold me on the experience though, was that she didn't come home traumatized or sad. She was tired, but after a good night's sleep she bounced right back to her "home" self, bright eyed, drinking and eating normally and playful. I can tell she was well taken care of during her stay. Shoutout to the Dogtopia of Carriage Crossing professionals, you all rock and it's such a good feeling to know that when I can't bring her with me, she's...