I've been bringing my German shepherd puppy here since we got her, and this place is great. The staff are all dog lovers who are experienced and knowledgeable about dog development and training. She loves going there (and you know what they say about GSDs and separation anxiety, so that should tell you something). It's great for her socialization. Don't just listen to that ONE negative review, if you're looking for dog daycare. Go in and see the place, meet the other owners who have been bringing their dogs there for awhile, and see how the dogs interact there. That's what I did and I'm very glad I chose APFP. read more

My friend and I took his dog to get his nails clipped they made him bleed badly ,he had to take him back to get some medicine to stop the bleeding the staff was so rude.I will not recommend this place to anyone and I will make sure to let my friends and what happened. read more

We absolutely love coming here with our pup, Cherry. She has been coming here for the last year whether it's for playtimes on Thurs/Sat or Focus Class on Tuesday. We absolutely recommend the positive reinforcement training and playtimes as well as the healthy chews they offer. There is no better place than A Place For Paws for your dog!!! read more

Our boy, Bacchus has been going to A Place for Paws in Columbiana, OH since we first brought him home from his mother. At four and a half, he is now an adult dog and weighing 75 pounds makes his obedience so important to a happy family life and his own personal safety. The training programs at A Place for Paws are very worthwhile and effective...after completing his Canine Good Citizenship, Bacchus successfully completed certification as a therapy dog with the International Therapy Dog Association at one year of age. Today, as we turn onto Nulf Drive he sits attentively...when we pull into the parking lot he whimpers with joy! To the door and in the gate anticipating fun and play with puppies and dogs of all sizes and breeds he bounces. At the end of the day we pick up one tired but happy doodle, especially when the pool is open in summer. In the winter play takes place inside and outside in a large fenced grass area. He loves, loves, loves it there. Whatever is on my schedule for the day, I know that Dani and her staff are taking excellent care of our dog. In addition to play, socialization, and attention, Bacchus and his buddies receive behavioral training from loving care takers. They teach him to follow their procedures which support the training he receives from me at home. We feel that A Place for Paws contributed greatly to the wonderful dog Bacchus has grown to be for nursing home and hospital patients, veterans, and childrens' reading programs. Whether yours is a puppy or an adult dog, you can't go wrong with A Place for Paws for doggie daycare, obedience training, doggie socialization, or any other provided service. read more

How can a place that is supposed to be watching your dog while you are away LOSE your dog??? What a horrible terifying disgrace of a facility! You should feel so ashamed of the total neglect on your part! Never take your dog here! They lost my friends dog and she got hit by a car !!! Your lucky that wasn't my dog or you may have just got hit by a car your damned self!!!! read more

It is sad and tragic to hear about Rose. My very heartfelt sympathy to all who knew and loved her. I cannot imagine how I would feel under these circumstances. We have been taking our Jack Russell to A Place for Paws for 11 years. The staff is kind and caring; I believe them to be genuinely interested in insuring the dogs have a safe and happy experience. "Tibby" loves coming here. Those mornings I ask her: "Want to go see the guys?" and she displays excitement from then until we arrive at their front door. When we pick her up she is tired but content, not an easy thing to say about a JRT. While sad about Rose I appreciate the care that the staff at A Place for Paws provides for Tibby. Thanks for all who continue to show love and kindness to her. read more

We recently took our dog to this place and they lost her! There is no way she could have jumped a 6-7 foot high fence and there was no sign of digging. There was a shift change at noon so they say. You would think they would do a head count. My wife went to pick her up at 530pm and no one had seen her since noon! They tried giving my wife someone else dog! After hours of searching she was hit by a car later that night. This is complete negligence on there part. I'm paying you to watch my dog and she gets loose and hit by a car? read more