All Dogs Unleashed

READ UNTIL THE END Second time / THEY DELETED THE FIRST COMMENT I MADE. If only I could explain how much I regret taking my dog Noah to All Dogs Unleashed. I honestly let my guard down because of the good reviews. I’m not the type of person to leave bad reviews. I usually don’t take the time for that, but this situation is different. I dropped off my dog Noah on July 3 at All Dogs Unleashed, which, by the way, is not an actual boarding facility. It’s a house located around the Gosling area. When I dropped him off, he had absolutely no health issues. His eyes, including his blue eye, were perfectly fine. He stayed there for two weeks, and we were charged around $2,200, plus $100 for the e-collar, if I’m not mistaken. During that time, we received updates about 5 to 7 times. Around July 14, I noticed in one of the pictures they sent that his eye looked irritated. We picked him up on July 16, and his eye was extremely red and clearly irritated. I tried to bring it up at pickup, but I was trying to give the trainers the benefit of the doubt and a chance to go over everything he had “learned.” About a week later, I reached out because his e-collar had stopped working. A trainer came to our house about three days later to replace it and go over his commands. While talking to her, I mentioned there was something wrong with his eye ever since I picked him up. She admitted she had noticed it looked red and irritated on the day of pickup, but she chose not to say anything. Note: The trainer herself was really sweet and seemed to genuinely care for dogs. My frustration is with the fact that they chose not to tell me something was clearly wrong with my dog’s eye. Now, as of July 28, after several visits to the vet and the animal hospital, we’ve been told that Noah’s retina has detached and he is now completely blind in his right eye. Something happened to my dog while he was there it might’ve been an accident or not and I will never know exactly what. The doctor said it could’ve been caused by trauma or high blood pressure, both of which can happen in stressful training environments like boarding schools. Unfortunately, there are no doctors in Texas who will perform surgery for a detached retina, and the chances of Noah regaining vision are very slim. I wasn’t given access to cameras, nor was I offered a tour of the facility to understand where and how he would be kept. I don’t know if he suffered an impact while playing, was overworked, or overheated. I just don’t know. Only after all the problems, they decided to send me some pictures of where he slept, and some sort of report they did And they just did that really just to cover themselves not really because they care about Noah at all and as of Today They have not even ask how is he and if he is doing any better. Even on days where I will ask for updates, sometimes it would take 2 days to get a reply from them All I know is that my dog has now lost his vision, and everything seemed to start two days before I picked him up. I will carry this regret with me forever.

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