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Safe K9 Boarding & Training Dubai – My Experience

⚠️ Warning to Dog Owners – Please Read Before
Choosing a Boarding Facility

If you’ve had an experience with this facility and would like to share a genuine review, you’re welcome to post it here. There’s a chance your Google review may be reported and removed by them just like all the others “bad” reviews, so this can be a place to ensure your experience is heard.

I’m sharing my experience because my Google review was reported and removed, and I want other pet owners to have access to the information before making a decision.

This is probably the 100th time I’ve had to write this. My genuine Google review keeps getting removed, along with reviews from other people. Instead of addressing the concerns being raised, all they seem to be doing is reporting negative reviews. Whenever a bad review disappears, there often seems to be a sudden surge of positive reviews within the hour.

Several people have also come forward to me saying they left Google reviews stating that they believed the punishment style used during training was harsh and involved excessive leash tugging, and they told me those reviews were removed as well.

I left my dog at Safe K9 Boarding & Training Dubai for approximately one month. Prior to boarding, she had never been around other dogs and had very limited exposure outside the home. She appeared completely healthy when I dropped her off.

Within a day of picking her up, she developed respiratory symptoms and was hospitalized. A respiratory PCR panel later came back positive for two contagious respiratory infections: Bordetella bronchiseptica and Mycoplasma.
I understand that boarding facilities can never guarantee a dog will not become sick, especially in environments where many dogs are together. My concern was not the illness itself, but how my concerns were handled afterward. I asked whether further investigation would be carried out for the wellbeing of other dogs and whether additional preventative measures could be considered in the future. I did not feel my concerns were taken seriously and their responses were very defensive.
I am not telling anyone what conclusion to reach. I am simply sharing my documented experience, which includes veterinary records, PCR test results, invoices, and communications.

I would also encourage people to read not only the positive reviews, but the business’s responses to negative reviews. In my opinion, the way a business responds to criticism can tell you just as much as the reviews themselves. Also keep in mind that genuine negative reviews may not remain visible. My own review has repeatedly been removed, and I’ve also seen other reviews discussing infections and other negative experiences disappear over time.

As a pet owner, watching your dog struggle with an illness is heartbreaking. I encourage anyone considering a boarding facility to do thorough research, ask detailed questions about health protocols, and make the decision they feel is best for their pet.

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Looking for U.A.E. Investor for high growth potential.

Hello All,

I am from the U.K. and currently looking for an investor to jump on board to build an online brand from scratch. I have a lot of experience doing so myself, unfortunately it's always been in the capacity of an employee, I am at a stage where I would like some ownership in what I build. I can't share the brand name for liability purposes, however this was a U.K. based brand that I took from 0 with no previous online presence to over £400,000 in revenue within its first 12 months. For transparency this isn't net profit but you can imagine whats possible with the right product and experienced operator in place.

The reason I am posting this is that I am consistently seeing people on reddit, posting while looking to start/invest in businesses from the U.A.E, however from someone who's lived there, it's very difficult to buy and scale something original without a huge upfront investment. For example, how many cafeterias, convenience stores, car rental, chauffeur companies, beauty salons, barber shops, dry cleaning store, cleaning companies can you buy? These are saturated markets and the returns aren't great to be honest. The U.A.E does however have a very strong tax advantage which should be utilised.

An e-com brand can be scaled internationally (you would have to sell internationally predominantly U.K./US/EU if you want to hit the millions as the GCC market isn't large enough, and currently doesn't have the best supply chain/infrastructure for scaling a brand)

What I am proposing is transparency with a goal to hit the ground running and churn profit, no drop-shipping. I would be the minority shareholder as you are the investor. All I need is a respectable salary on a 12 month contract and some type of share from someone serious. Please respect I am being transparent so do not waste either of our time if you can't commit to what I have mentioned or just want to extract information. I will do everything else, from product ideation & market research, to designing packaging and acquiring legal certifications for the target market, to manufacturing and negotiating MOQ, to building the Shopify store, to marketing campaigns/strategies, to fulfilment, to post customer care (there are always refunds, exchanges and enquiries). As mentioned I have done this all before and have a few key, high potential ideas that can scale in a healthy profitable manner for at least 2-3 years. Most e-com brands have the final goal of being acquired by a larger company for a variable multiple.

Thank you and feel free to DM if the above suits you.

u/Strict-Chipmunk2616 — 7 days ago

18F | Visa expiring soon (July) | Looking for entry-level role in Dubai – urgent

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Hi everyone!

My visa expires in the first week of July, so I’m actively and urgently looking for an entry-level role in Dubai. I’m 18, recently completed my Bachelor’s in Business Management, with Teaching Assistant experience in Sri Lanka and 3 months UAE real estate experience (sales, now looking to transition into admin/support roles).

I’m interested in roles like:

• Teaching Assistant

• Administrative Assistant

• HR Assistant

• Executive Assistant

• Accounting/Finance Assistant

I’m a quick learner, fluent in English, highly organised, proactive, adaptable, and willing to take initiative. I’m comfortable in fast-paced environments and genuinely focused on learning, improving, and contributing from day one. Due diligence is absolutely welcome.

I’m looking for a salaried role with a good work culture.

Would really appreciate any leads, advice, or referrals. Happy to share my CV and connect on LinkedIn.

Thank you so much!

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u/EmbarrassedRow6010 — 7 days ago
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What’s wrong with my resume? Help!

Guys I’ve been looking for a job for sometime now and I’m rarely getting any calls for interviews, what’s wrong with my resume

Please let me know guys what I should change and if I’m missing something as it will be helpful

Thanks in advance!

u/Imran6996 — 8 days ago