Save Me From The Dog House

When arriving there I was greeted by the dogs that I assume were there for day care barking from their kennels in the front of the office. This barking made it hard to converse with the staff. Staff had me remove my dog's harness and put a slip leash on her. Due to the barking dogs my dog was very skittish and had to be dragged into the back for her bath, would have preferred her harness to have been on at that point so all the force wasn't focused on her neck. The place I normally go to leaves the dogs' leashed as they are when they come in until they reach the grooming station. My dogs coat smells and feels good, her breath smells good and teeth look fine, but when I got back to work (who very nicely lets me bring my dog with me daily) I noticed that only a little over half her nails were actually clipped, all on the back and only one or two on the front. Due to the slip leash and anxiety, I am not interested in contacting back or returning for the other nails and will just need to do those myself this evening when I get home. I had only come here due to proximity to work compared to where I normally go in Roswell.