Continued Violations
The city's temporary license imposes strict conditions on Nevada Canine. The conduct documented below appears to conflict with several of those conditions.
Dickmeyer running day-to-day operations
The license states Dickmeyer may own the company and set policy, but "he is not permitted to run its day-to-day operations." Advocates report that Dickmeyer has been observed inside the facility and is actively managing the new business's public presence, raising the question of whether the city is enforcing this condition.
Blocking public and customer oversight
The license requires accountable management. Yet the new business's Facebook page has reportedly blocked hundreds of animal advocates, Dickmeyer has declined media interviews beyond a written statement, and customers have not been offered camera or CCTV access to view their dogs — limiting independent verification of conditions inside.
These items are based on public statements, news reporting, and advocate documentation. If you have additional evidence of a license violation, contact us through the form below.
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