We boarded our Lizzie girl and she loved staying with her new buddies at Top Dog. We were visiting…read morefrom out of town and we made all the arrangements over email. I would highly recommend Top Dog because of their loving care for pets and pet parents! It's clean and dogs can play inside and outside!

Top Dog Daycare is 5 star all the way. The owner Liz is amazing and she will take the very best of…read morecare of your dogs! She is so kind, professional and loving and our family appreciates her and her incredible business! Thank you Liz!

I wasn't impressed. When you walk in the building it just reeks of dog odor. Apparently this is…read morebecause there is no outside place for the dogs to do their business, instead they are allowed to pee and poop inside, and an employee cleans it up. While this could work in theory, I do not want to train my dog to think its normal to go inside, and I have serious concerns about the sanitation based on the crazy smell you experience walking in the door. I am not planning on coming back after the first trial.

Zoë loves to come to park Your Paws!!! She is very little but loves to play with the big dogs. When…read morewe pull up she gets so excited and tries to jump out of her little doggie car seat. I'm so glad I found this place for my dog to come and play.

I used Tooth and Claw to train my 5 month old Cavapoo. I selected the 10 day boarding option. Dana…read morecame to do an assessment at my home to meet my puppy and then gave me tips and information about his services. We signed up and I was sent a video of lessons everyday to see what he was learning and for me to refer back to when he returned home. It was seamless and Dana is very professional! Training went well! I also use them for boarding when I need because I know my dog is well cared for. I highly recommend this service and company.

Dana is by far the best trainer we have used to date. I chose the board and train program for my…read morerescue dog that had no prior training and was amazed at how quickly I saw results. He sends you detailed daily recap videos which is an incredibly useful for when practicing at home. Dana used both controlled corrections and positive reinforcement. He let us know that at any point after the program we can text or call him with any questions (including questions pertaining to our other dog). He shows that he really cares for your dog and what your family needs in order to make your day to day life easier. We will definitely be sending our dog to more of his classes and are looking to sign up our other dog. I highly recommend his services, you will not regret it!

I work downtown two days a week and my Goldendoodle has to be crated during that time. I feel bad…read morefor her, so I found a doggie daycare near my work where she can play the day away while I'm in the office! Best of all, they have a web cam so I can keep an eye on my girl all day from work. It's the best! Dogtopia staff are friendly and caring - and boy, do they love dogs! This is such a great alternative to her being crated all day at home. Lamborghini loves Dogtopia - and your pup will, too!

My Rottie does well here. He's a good dog, but requires folks who are TRULY dog people and in to…read morebig dogs. He feels the love at Dogtopia, and I am impressed by their professionalism.

Love Katina and the AOKO crew. My dogs who were extremely anxious at other places in town can't…read morewait to go to this daycare, and the team clearly loves them as much as they love the team!

Previously wrote a positive review but heard my dog was mistreated there. When I heard that we…read morepulled out right away and never looked back. Would not recommend though it's been 5 years so maybe if there's new management it's okay.

My girlfriend and I had a spazzy, neurotic, and stressed out dachshund/yorkie mix with a pretty…read moresevere case of separation anxiety, he would bite and tug when we left and whine all day until we came home. He was an absolute mess of anxiety and that is where Buckeye Dog Training came in and succeeded wildly. For our trainer we had Molly, who was beyond professional, showed up to all of our appointments on time and with her lessons prepared. She gave us clear, direct tips and taught exactly what we had to do to help our dog. Not only that but she was a sweetheart that legitimately cared about our dog's well-being and mental state. For five lessons stretched over 4 months, we crate trained, leash trained, learned 6-8 new commands that help our dog understand what we expect of him. We completely broke him of his separation anxiety and now WILLINGLY goes into his crate before we leave for work. I recommend dog training to everyone. I believe it is an integral part of sharing your home with a dog, someone that depends on you to take care of it and to teach it what is right and wrong within your home. Buckeye Dog Training and Molly specifically were great, worth the price 100%, and we feel secure that if anything where to ever happen with Rory's training, Molly would be there and help out in anyway she can. If you've got a grumpy dog, get it trained and get it trained by these guys. They're great.

My dog, Benny just graduated from puppy class with Buckeye Dog Training and we also hired a…read morepersonal dog trainer through them. I couldn't be happier with my experiences with the professional and educated staff at BDT. Benny is six months old and he is beyond where I thought he would be at this age. I would recommend BDT to anyone looking for a trainer or for puppy classes.

In short: Capital Canine Dog Training gets our highest recommendation. Worth every penny in results…read morefor our (formerly) defiant, anxious min-pin. Longer story: we took in a 2+ year-old rescue miniature-pinscher who was not even housebroken, let alone trained. He would bark at the drop of a hat, snarl at strangers, eat irregularly, sprint out of open doors/attempt escape from fencing, mark inside the house, anxiously guard resources (space and/or closeness to preferred humans), obstinately ignore commands; the run of the gamut for small dog issues. Enter Kevin and Capital Canine Dog Training's "21-Day Board and Train" program. From our initial emails and through the in-home consultation, we could tell we had a good fit with Kevin/Capital Canine. This was someone that understood our concerns and also spoke patiently and realistically about the results we could expect over the three weeks that our dog Milo would spend with Capital Canine. Just as important as the training that Milo would receive from Kevin would be the training that we would need to do to ourselves with help and advice of Capital Canine. Over the 21 days that Milo was in the "Board & Train" program, we got regular updates on his progress via texts, pictures, and videos, showing our boy was in good spirits and making strides. What we thought was impossible, Kevin and his team demonstrated was eminently, if incrementally, achievable with Milo in their hands and across varied exposure environments (in-house, outdoors, and in public places). Following Milo's return home, we (re)introduced our neighbors to this once-fiesty character, and they were shocked. "This can't be the same dog! Who is this sweet boy?" In that moment we couldn't have been more proud of the change in our dog or more relieved in our choice of Capital Canine. But the benefits of the "Board & Train" program didn't end with The Big Reveal. Kevin had three in-home follow-ups with us which were crucial to cementing our understanding of how to be the best stewards of Milo's progress and to monitor his progress and/or difficulties in the time following his return home. Just as we had hoped, Capital Canine planted the seeds of obedience in our dog. Kevin also guided us expertly in our journey toward becoming the kind of dog owner that establishes firm boundaries, consistency, and rewards/corrects properly and proportionately. Our utmost thanks to Kevin and staff at Capital Canine!​

Harrison and I are SO glad that we made the decision to train our dog, Hudson, with Capital Canine…read more Kevin is the absolute best, and we fully trusted him with our pup for the 3 week board and train program. Before training, Hudson struggled with separation anxiety, couldn't go in a crate or car, was very impulsive and would run away at the park with unreliable recall and boundaries. He is a very sweet natured and fun dog who is great with people, he just needed help learning how to control his energy. Harrison and I did not know where to begin with training, and we felt overwhelmed. Kevin made it extremely easy for us by doing all the hard work in establishing a behavioral foundation during the 3 week board and train. He even kept Hudson for an extra couple of days as he was committed to getting Hudson comfortable in a crate before bringing him home to us. The transformation has been incredible. After Hudson came home to us, there were immediate improvements. He could hold a place, sit, and down through distraction, and rest in his crate when asked. He understood how the E-collar worked, had better recall, and could heel and walk on a leash without pulling. These basic commands have truly changed our day to day and have helped us create more structure in Hudson's day. On top of the 3 week program, Capital Canine continued to be supportive and helpful. Kevin worked with us in 4 additional sessions after the board and train to teach Harrison and myself how to continue the training throughout different environments and scenarios. He would respond to texts in-between sessions when Harrison and I had questions or were unsure of how we were training. He was a great teacher and helped us understand how dogs think and how we can better communicate with them. We really looked forward to these sessions and enjoyed our time with Kevin! Hudson always had a blast too. A month has now passed since the board and train. We have kept up with Hudson's training and are confident taking Hudson in public, to parks, family and friend's houses, and he is a more confident dog in those spaces. The training has been life changing. I am so happy that we did this, not only because it makes our lives easier, but I also know it makes Hudson's life better too now that he knows boundaries and limits and doesn't have to feel as anxious as before. Highly recommend training with Capital Canine. It is worth the time and investment!

I don't think most people know that the water that the dogs are given is from a well with no…read morefiltration at all. It's so bad that it's not meant for human consumption. In my opinion, if I can't or shouldn't drink then neither should pets. It has a really strong smell, so much so that would not even attempt to drink. Admittedly, I don't know much about canine digestion but I don't believe the water is healthy and possibly harmful. Don't take my word for it. The next time you're there simply inquire about it or just ask to use the sink that right behind the front desk. Another little tid bit that customers should look into is the owner and her criminal history, including litigation that is going on currently. This is not a civil case and it is a very recent indictment. The facts there are also a concern when it comes to the health and safety of your beloved pet.

I highly recommend Doran's Canine College to those looking into obedience training. You board the…read moredog for two weeks. The first week they work with the dog themselves and the next week you go in for three sessions to learn how to control your dog and use the commands. It's definitely hard at first to drop your new dog off but they let you give them toys and a blanket (no balls though!). After training, if you're still having issues, you can call and schedule a free appointment with one of the trainers to help your dog and you get back on track! Thank you Dorans! - Nora's Mom