Camp Bow Wow Bridgewater

The staff is always nice and genuinely seems to like our dog. Nellie can be nervous about new situations. She is always happy to get to day care and looks good when we get her back. We love Camp Bow Wow!

We took out Rotty here for the introduction and then did an overnight to see how she would do. She did great and loves going to Camp Bow Wow. She gets to play all day and we can watch her on the camera’s.
Everyone there are super friendly and seem to really love their jobs and being with the Dogs.
The dogs all seem to have fun together and it is just a great thing for them.
We looked at other places and they kept the dogs locked us all day and you had to pay for them to go out to the bathroom and to play. There is no way we would ever put our puppy in that situation.
We plan on bringing her for Days to have fun and then overnights when we travel.
I was honestly Happily surprised how great This place is.

Took our dog for grooming and they did a very good job. Pricier than the pet chains but friendly and personal with their service. They also offer pet sitting services but our experience was limited to getting our puppy groomed,

My dog loves it here and it isn’t easy finding a place that he does like. The staff are super friendly, personable and genuinely care about your pet. They have always been extremely helpful and accommodating. My pooch gets excited when we pull into the parking lot and goes full charge into play mode! I trust my pet’s instincts on this one. If he’s happy, I’m happy.

This owner is making it seem ok and no big deal, but she sent my dogs home in bad condition and with soiled bedding that they didn’t bother to notice or inform me of. I am letting people know my experience so they can decide for themselves.

Already turned off by this place since they won’t accept my almost 3 ½ month old boxer puppy (their minimum is 4 months). They won’t accept any puppy until they’ve had their rabies shot… well guess what, most vets wont give the rabies shot until they’re 6 months. Note: She is up-​to-​date on her puppy shots (distemper/​parva/​bortadella).
So I have a sweet little puppy at home with separation anxiety and here I am, willing to shell out some serious money, and they can’t make an exception? Even with a clean bill of health from a local vet? Give me a break. I’ll go somewhere else.

Our initial interview was cancelled because Camp Bow Wow of Bound Brook doesn’t allow Pitbulls at their facility.
To say that I am disappointed by Camp Bow Wow’s ignorance to the Pitbull breed would be a great understatement. Clearly you cannot pass judgement on one single dog based on the breed and I am shocked that an animal based organization such as Camp Bow Wow wouldn’t agree with that.
I am just completely shocked that they would have such a closed minded view of any breed. Perhaps they should also add Labradors to the banned list as one recently put both my Pitbull and one of my closest HUMAN friends in the hospital.
I will be taking my business to one of their competitors, Tar Heel Kennels, who monitors their dogs on a case by case basis, as that’s the only reasonable plan of action with ANY dog.

We absolutely love sending our puppy to camp bow wow. We love to be able to watch her on the cameras and have never seen her not have fun. The staff is so nice i feel great leaving my furbaby at camp knowing she is taken care of. Also, the groomer gave her the best haircut she has ever had!

I didn’t get anything done at work yesterday. Why? Because I was watching my dog, Daisy, have SOOOOOO much fun at Camp Bow Wow on their webcams.
What a fantastic experience. Daisy made so many friends, both dog and human, and really enjoyed her time here. She wouldn’t even get in the car when I picked her up! That’s the first time that’s happened. And today she is just exhausted and content.
Camp Bow Wow has a fantastic staff. This place is really top notch. And, to boot, it’s affordable. Coupons for packages that net out to $ 17 a day works out to less expensive than my dog walker… And this experience is definitely what Daisy prefers. I’m very much looking forward to our next visit here. And, I’m sure, so is Daisy.

How appropriate to be Unilocaling about dog daycare. Well, there’s lots of Unilocaling, howling, barking and tail wagging going on in here, its a real doghouse! Okay. Enough. Okay.
Our lab, who is not quite a year old, just loves the place, she can’t wait to get in there. Dogs & owners get interviewed before getting accepted — a formality really, but a good practice I think, it identifies special needs — and dogs over 6 months have to be neutered/​spayed, and bordella twice a year is required. We have not boarded our dog here as yet, but daycare is open 7 — 7, and the big plus is having a quiet and tired and happy pet for the rest of the evening. Another benefit — this especially for lab owners — our dog is pulls a lot less on her leash after spending a couple of days a week playing all day with other dogs.
The staff is really friendly, the place is run efficiently, and is clean and relatively spacious, w different dog play areas for different sized dogs — its a big old converted warehouse and its conveniently located. Dog grooming is on premises too. Every once in a while they’ll do silly things like a fancy dress ball and dress up your dog in a tux or gown & take pictures.
I actually like to start and end my work day at Camp BowWow — w the drop & pickup — its my dog affection fix.