Based on the information from their website (http://www.caninecollegeclub.com/) you would think Canine College Club would be a doggy paradise. I don't know how old the information and photos are on the site but reality can not prepare you for what a disgusting mess this faculty is. Their website shows updates from 2002. Maybe this place was up to snuff 10 years ago but it certainly is not as advertised. If I was allowed to leave a zero star rating I would!

When I went to visit it to see if it was a place I wished to leave my dog I was first overwhelmed by the smell when I entered the door. There was only one person in the facility (the owner)and over 20 dogs.

For a place that claims to be kennel free there were certainly a lot of dogs in crates - not even the typical dog run you'd find at a kennel, crates!

I observed evidence of mice poo and all surfaces were sticky typically indicative of mouse urine.

The owner also smokes inside around all the boarding dogs. I don't know how this place is still in operation.

The one big selling point about the place is the amount of room the dogs have to play in out back. However their fences were shoddy and there were multiple places dogs could escape over the fence as well as under the fence.

They do run a dog rescue out of this location known as "Good Dog" Rescue. I was told some of the dogs were fosters, but it also came up in conversation that they bring in dogs that are surrendered or strays. This means they are bringing dogs into their boarding facility that are unvaccinated, potentially infested with worms or fleas, or other dog illnesses.

Please please do not let your dog stay here. If you do, do not be surprised when you end up paying large vet fees after your dog has contracted an illness or escaped and been hit by a car.