Dear Howlin' Good Times:

We were almost ready to give up on Boomer and find him a new home.  As a Heller Cross Border Collie, he is very energetic and needs exercise.  Every day worked, even coming home at lunch  to let him out, something else in the house had been chewed and destroyed.  The vet suggested kennel training him and locking him up while we were gone*, but confinement of any kind seemed to make him more aggressive.  I found the number for Howlin' Good Times and have been bringing Boomer twice a week for the last month.  He comes home happy and tired and more ready to listen.  When I leave him alone after a day at doggy daycare, he is less likely to destroy my living room pillows.  Overall he is becoming a calmer dog, especially when he is around other dogs.  He even has some favorite buddies at daycare!  As my work schedule has increased, I am no longer worried about the dog and my home, knowing Shalah's doggy daycare and boarding is available.

Sincerely,
Faith Halldorson owner of Boomer

* The vet also referred Boomer's Owners directly to Howlin' Good Times!