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Michael Lake Kennel

Michael Lake Kennel

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13480 Michael Rd, Ladysmith, British Columbia, V9G 1G7, Canada
(250) 245-3323 www.michaellakekennel.com
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May 17, 2019
We have been using Michael lake for 10 years now, several times a year, and staff and service has always been excellent! Given the choice I suspect my current dog would rather live year round at Michael Lake than at home.

Feb 2, 2019
I brought my dogs here June 2017, they both were happy. 😊 lots of room to play!

Sep 7, 2018
Interesting reviews. We are new on the Island and with the move from Vancouver, we added a new member to our family, that became the #1 member and he is loved to death... Our 11-month old Bailey has had the opportunity to stay with our neighbors and their dog when we are away, but I felt, it's a good idea to find a backup. We have been looking and asking others, but never had a pleasant feedback, until today, when I heard about Michael Lake Kennel. I can see, that the owners of the Kennel have been paying attention to the reviews and acknowledging them, which is so rare and I loved that. Now, I have couple questions before filling the application, if we can bring Bailey for a little while before checking in to get familiar with the place and if he will have to be in the kennel/cage at night. Thank you for bringing this important place to be for our four-legged sweethearts and we'll hope to see you sometimes in the near future.

May 24, 2018
They have looked after our GSD quite a few times and we'll never look elsewhere. Great friendly, and helpful staff. Very professional, flexible hours greatly appreciated (unlike many other places) and very reasonable fees. Our dog has a few issues although very loving and they always accommodate us. Thank you everyone at Michael Lake Kennels! J. & I Lee, Ladysmith

Aug 2, 2018
Best place that's not home for my girls.

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