Two very big issues with this place:\n\n1: The window actually says \""Puppy Sales\"" on the window. Puppy sales.\n\n2: The business is located right near a kwik-e-mart and a Bar/music venue. They have animals stacked in crates right by the windows (not sure if these are owned dogs that are boarded or if that is the \""puppy sales department\""). I'm not sure how big the place is inside, but they could easily figure out a floor plan where the dogs could be kenneled where they can actually sleep. Being kenneled in a strange environment is hard enough, but Puppy Land has them kenneled where they are subject to patrons of the plaza hitting the windows and barking at them. Even the passers-by that weren't being obnoxious didn't see the problem with tapping on the window, talking to them, or using body language the dogs might see as \""challenging.\"" There is also light from the plaza that comes in that window, even at night. Other areas of the facility were much darker from what I could tell.\n\nBottom line: If you are going to open a business that caters to pet care, make sure you are taking care of the pets. They are not products. They are not dollar signs. They are living things that need all of the advocates they can find. And the dogs in this establishment deserve some alone time at night- living in a kennel is stressful enough. They don't need us humans having easy access to bother them.