1 Dog-at-a-Time

Oakland, United States

5

2 reviews

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+1 510-922-9336
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56th and San Pablo, Oakland, CA, 94608
North Oakland
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miEmeryville
1.1 miMacArthur
1.2 mi59th Street
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2 reviews of 1 Dog-at-a-Time

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Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
Look no further!
Susan is a natural with anyone’s dog and doesn’t skimp on givin’ em what they want… loads of attention, fun walks, and great care.
I can’t even count how many times over the years she’s cared for our «special needs» pooch & he always loves to see her.
Try 1 Dog-​At-​A-​Time and you’ll see you’ve found the best there is.
Place rating: 5
Oakland, CA
This is the best, most trustworthy and totally fun boarding option for you and your dog! I’ve been boarding my dog Milo with Susan whenever I go on a trip, for the past 10 years (since I first got him).
Susan is a true dog lover and the dogs know it. Milo LOVES staying at Susan’s. Sometimes I think he doesn’t even want to come home…
:)
Susan knows how to care for all kinds of dogs, from old to young, even ones with health problems. Best of all, she really enjoys dogs and knows how to give them a good time when their people are away. I think that dogs actually believe Susan IS a dog, because she communicates so well with them.