Don't waste your time, energy, or money here. They only play games with people…read more They will waste your time and not be honest with you. Do you really want to listen to someone who doesn't have you or your dogs best interest?

We're early in our Manners 1 training, but I see a lot of potential here. Both trainers I've met so…read morefar...Asheley for the initial evaluation and Laura for the training...are friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, and able to answer questions. The facility is large and very open, and they have a strict mask policy, which makes me feel much more comfortable being there. Lots of course options for training. The workbook provided is helpful, as are the links to online training to refresh everything I forgot by the time I got home. Really looking forward to the rest of the Manners 1 sessions and already planning to sign my dog up for Manners 2.

Can't beat it for affordability, especially with a rescue dog. Good experience. Can come in and do…read more4 weeks then continue. Trainers were great.

Boooo! The foster org recommended this training. 1 star for "initial" cheap but negative everything…read moreelse. SUPER disorganized, I filled out all the paperwork ahead of time and show up 10 mins early for the initial session. They can't find my paperwork (it's electronic). They require me to manually fill out paperwork onsite so I miss the initial 10mins of training. They upsold me on a long leash. Fast forward to week 3 of 6 I attended the next level (later learned that means pay more)" trainer quickly saw my dog needed a prong training collar. Honestly downhill from there. I thought it (sold to me) was supposed to be graduated from week to week. Nope. Same basic, standard training every week that my dog already knew or didn't really need to learn (roundabouts, treat-eye trick, etc). I learned the trainer I thought my dog would graduate (was ready for) to was actually an additional yearly amount. Bait and switch. I actually left midsession the 6th out of 8 sessions because it was a waist of time for me and my dog. I will also add the main trainer I had after week one was very into positive, treat motivation only training. My dog is my best friend and he almost reprimanded me when I raised my voice at her when she didn't initially listen. I could go on but needless to say they never contacted me when I didn't come back. If you have a puppy or new dog it might be good for you but not for those with special needs or extended training, look elsewhere. I just started with a trainer that can focus on my dog's particular needs. I will add that update soon.

We booked and paid for the 1 hour intro session on his website, when he showed up he said he…read morecouldn't work with us unless we paid him to came back for a 2 hour intro session. While I was the one who spoke with him on the phone and would be training the dog, he insisted said he needed to meet with my boyfriend to do the session. Within the first 10 minutes he kicked my 15 pound shihtzu, who was only sniffing his boot, which was not the dog that needed training. Our concern is that our Frenchie cries when I'm upstairs, his recommendation was to crate her and let her cry, walk her on a choke collar to show her authority and not let her use a doggy door or access toys. Found his vibe to be abusive. He also only works 12-3pm and insisted we take off work to accommodate his schedule. Needless to say we had him leave after 40 minutes.

I recently moved to the downtown area with my 13.5 year old toy poodle, Simba. I was very nervous…read moreabout finding a place to board my pup for an upcoming vacation. Any dog owner knows how stressful it is on the dog (and the owner) to be boarded somewhere new - especially an old dog. I found Joseph on Yelp, and I'm extremely happy I did! I really felt comfortable with Joseph after an initial phone call and brief meeting. He was very knowledgeable about dogs and gave off lots of good energy. My pup really seemed to take to him. Even though it was pretty last minute, Joseph made a way! I dropped my dog off and later on that first day, he sent me texts and videos containing updates on how well Simba was acclimating to his new environment with his temporary master. This was the BEST part. I trusted Joseph with a little piece of my heart, and he really gave me the peace of mind I needed to enjoy my vacay! I will definitely call him again when I need doggie daycare or short term boarding.

My French Bulldog has attended daycare regularly (3-4x per week) for about 8 months now, and I…read morecouldn't be more grateful for this place! The staff is incredibly friendly and attentive to my puppy, who thoroughly enjoys her time with the staff and the other dogs! They even celebrate birthdays! I really appreciate that they have the dogs on a regimented schedule instead of confined to one playroom room all day. The dogs have personal time, indoor play, and outdoor play time (each with similar sized dogs). For personal time, each dog has a roomy open-air suite with food/water bowls, a bed, and toys (if you opt to pack them in their daycare bag). For flat-faced breeds like mine, they provide slanted bowls. Although there aren't livestream cameras, the team posts photo dumps to the Facebook group every afternoon (see examples)! Also worth noting, the team is quick to flag any upcoming vaccination needs or behavior changes. They keep a very close eye on the dogs. Lastly, the hours they offer are unmatched. Drop-off opens at 7:30am and pick-up closes at 7:45pm. In summary - The attention to detail that the staff has is exemplary, and their patience and love for dogs fosters a tail-wag inducing environment!

I've been taking my dog here ever since I broke my ankle in Aug. 2025. I've continued taking him…read moreeven once I was walking because he has such a good time. The staff are so kind and caring. You can tell they all really love dogs. I know they take good care of him and he has a great time.

Can't compliment enough! Staff is so friendly and caring towards my animals and are very thorough…read morein explaining to me my options and what's going on with them. Every time I have called to schedule an appointment, I'm often able to be seen day of or the next day. They have even offered "squeeze in" appts where you can drop your furry friend off and pick up once they have time to see them if someone has a last minute cancellation or is running late. They often do a follow up call a week later to see how your pet is doing if they came in for injury or illness and I appreciate them checking in. It's not a low cost vet, but the quality of care and customer service makes it the number one choice for me.

Cornerstone at Preston/Forest in Dallas~ was highly recommended for diagnostics. Saved for the…read more$99.50 office visit~ just to examine, as money is tight. Penny was weighed and her teeth were examined; that was all. We left only with a sizeable estimate for future care. Within days she was in decline. City Vet on Gaston in Dallas was wonderful.. the affordable physical eg, physical exam, indicated her kidneys were small, confirmed with a $114 lab specific to kidneys. This is not to suggest Penny could have been saved. But someone else may go to Cornerstone on Preston Road.. they deserve good care and good advice. ~~~ Letting Penny go at City Vet - Gaston was beautifully done, and they are wonderful.

Dan is the dog whisperer!!! My stubborn sweet little corgi is listening and responding so much…read morebetter!! Thankful for him!!!!

We brought our mini Aussie to them for help with her reactive behavior on a leash. After two…read moresessions she is so improved it's nothing short of miraculous. Not that she is cured, but we now have the tools and training to get the desired results and she is making leaps and bounds in her behavior on the leash and in the house! Our puppy failed to get better with two other trainers after four very expensive private sessions, but Dan was able to get her to stop barking within minutes. He was so great with our sweet little girl and we can finally take her on walks without the embarrassment and fear that she will start barking uncontrollably. If you have a reactive dog hire Dogs Mind now, you will be glad you did.

I am a CPA and I put my name to Breyers Lane and his company Breyers' Canine Academy. I will never…read moreuse anyone else, and in my opinion, no one else should either unless you enjoy wasting time, money, and your dog's intellect. As a former public school educator, his philosophy was the only one that made common sense to me in how a dog and frankly, how humans learn. If he is your first call, you don't need to make any other calls. If he is your last call, you'll be kicking yourself for not finding him first. He comes to the house, for 15 minute training sessions first with your dog, then with you. Guess what your homework is, 7 minute practice with your dog twice a day tops. Then, you are going into bookstores, etc. with your dog. I had a 50 lb 6 month Pitbull/Rottweiler/Am Bulldog mix. I could NOT physically walk him anymore. A leaf blows by, a squirrel, a child squeals and wants to pet the puppy...I was yanked off my feet (I am a single, 5 foot female weighing around 110-115) Our world was getting smaller and smaller. Breyers changed our lives in a matter of weeks. So now I get to experience all of life with my dog by my side. And I'll close with this story. I got a call on a Monday at 5pm from my Dad coming back from a UT football game. "In Hillsboro at the split, I fell asleep at the wheel, woke up rolling and the car is totaled and I need you to come get me." Two girlfriends came over, one is a super small Asian woman that's never owned a dog and the other is older and has only owned purse-sized dogs. Within 30 seconds, I taught them how to walk Presley, and I got in my car and booked it down I-35. They could not believe how gentlemanly and well behaved Presley was, he waits until they walk through doorways, they stop, he stops, one even took him on the elevator, and prior to training, he wouldn't let me do that! And they didn't have to know or give any commands, just his name. So if you want a dog that understands how to behave when you have guests visit, when you are out walking, when you wanna pop into a bookstore, and who ignores squirrels, has respect and boundaries, and who can think and problem solve for themselves, hire Breyers. Again, I am a CPA and I put my name to Breyers Lane and his company Breyers' Canine Academy, and he is the only dog trainer I will ever endorse.

Bryers is a fantastic trainer. He helped us learn a completely new approach to training our dogs,…read moreand the results have been excellent. We now have a powerful puppy we can bring anywhere, thanks to his methods. I wholeheartedly recommend Bryers and trust him completely with my beloved Rottweilers.

This is the second time Echo has gone to boarding since Shadow passed by herself. When we got there…read moreEcho (who is an ESA and trained to since panic attacks and anxiety spikes bc my heart rate can jump to unsafe levels) would not leave my side and tried to hide under me. I say all of this bc the staff was so kind and patient. They saw both of us stressing and let me walk her to the back door before bringing her the rest of the back. As soon as I got to my destination they let me know she was doing great and being her silly self. They sent me pictures every day on IG to help with my anxiety and even went through old pictures to send me past photos of both her and Shadow together at daycare (the last time they went together). The care and compassion is not lost on me. They are more expensive than other daycare and boarding facilities but there is a reason I've gone here for 10 years. To some I may sound crazy, but every time I've left my life and heart behind they have cared and loved my fur kids beyond what I could ever hope. Thank you Kathy for so many years of love and to the Urban Paws team, thank you. Thank you for always loving my girls. Echo is still figuring herself out as a solo baby and every picture and video you all sent me demonstrated how she trusted the staff and was supported.

Our Frenchie really enjoys going to daycare and getting groomed here. He now goes just about every…read moreFriday and comes home eat use restroom and go straight to sleep.