All Dogs In The City — Attraction in New York

I can't believe I have never written a review for All Dogs. I've been going to them since March 2022 when I had my sweet 11 year old beagle, Pepper. At her old age, we stopped going to parks b/c the energy was too much for her and her socialization dropped. She loved other dogs and loved to play but we couldn't find the right balance. At one point, the lack of socialization made her extra snappy with other dogs.

I heard about All Dogs from another friend (Pepper's best friend's owners) and decided to give them a try. After meeting Francisco, Vanessa, and the team, I knew we found the right place. Their approach to socializing dogs was exactly what we were looking for. I was very nervous to leave Pepper there knowing how finicky she was but in those first few visits, she really came out of her shell. She was always so happy to go to All Dogs and her personality changed for the better. Sadly, Pepper passed away in Feb 2023 from a traumatic event and Francisco was very kind and supportive during that difficult time.

I didn't think my husband and I would get another dog so soon but our foster to adopt, Lucy, was one of a kind. Lucy, a 2 year old, seems to lack social skills and may not have been socialized with other dogs. Given our amazing experience at All Dogs, we knew it was the right place to give Lucy a chance to flourish and be the best dog she could be. In the last month, we've also seen Lucy's personality change with other dogs. She's more curious in saying hello to new fur friends in the neighborhood and hopefully she's getting better at understanding various dog energies.

A big thanks to Francisco and everyone at All Dogs for giving our fur babies an excellent environment. The staff is always attentive, friendly, and you can tell they really LOVE animals. Plus their Instagram page is always active, so you can watch your dog have a great time. They also have a pool, which is special because who doesn't love footage of doggies...

I've been taking my beagle puppy here for over three months now and she loves this daycare! My dog was shy when she first started going, but now enjoys being a part of the pack here. My dog even play fights with the other dogs here which she never felt comfortable doing before. I initially felt nervous dropping her off because they have a lot of big dogs and she feels more comfortable being around dogs under 30 lbs. But this daycare has a good amount of smaller dogs and a ton of indoor / outdoor space which allows the bigger dogs to play away from the smaller dogs. An added benefit of coming here for so long is that my dog now feels comfortable hanging around the bigger dogs too.

Additionally, the employees here are always kind to the dogs and friendly with the owners. The pool is also a really fun experience for the dogs. The employees do a great job making sure all of the smaller dogs swim a couple of laps around the pool. Overall, I have no complaints about the experience my dog has when she comes here. She's always exhausted when she comes home and goes into a deep slumber. She then gets super excited whenever she visits again, so I always feel confident...

The folks at All Dogs in the City are second family to us. My sweet boy is now 3 and has spent his time, since he was a few months old, getting to know new friends and becoming comfortable with water which is a treat for any city dog. They celebrate birthdays and holidays with parties, souvenir photo sessions with parents, and many other interactive activities. All Dogs treat us like family and care for all the dogs as if their own. They’ve always been responsive to any inquiries and always have safety at the forefront. I have boarded my boy with them for as long as two weeks and wouldn’t trust anyone else with him. My boy loves going to All Dogs, he genuinely adores all the staff and doesn’t look back once when he leaves us which really is reassuring. I’ve always said we are lucky to have All Dogs in our community. I wouldn’t send him anywhere else, period! I only trust All Dogs in the City with my boy. They’re the...