Lilly and staff are amazing! Great daycare with plenty of outdoor space for your pups to play!read more

I moved to Omaha in June from Virginia and was in a tight spot. Our house wouldn't be ready for two…read moremonths, and a hotel room just isn't the best spot for two GSDs. I contacted Fidelity K9 for their six week train & board. Our youngest just turned a year old, and we were struggling with getting her to the same level of obedience as our older shepherd. Our older shepherd was having a lot of leash reactivity and high anxiety. Steve reached out to me directly to go over what we wanted out of the program and the problems we were having with them at home. He really went above and beyond for us. As stressful as a cross-country move is, it was so kind of Steve to give us recommendations for places to stay that would take our dogs after they finished training and was incredibly flexible when we needed to postpone drop off because of a hiccup in our move. I could immediately tell that he genuinely cares about his clients. We dropped our dogs off and enjoyed catching their progress videos every week. They were improving and learning so much! I was shocked how well they handled our older dog's leash reactivity. Our youngest is practically a new dog. Our 2 week follow-up got pushed back because of my work schedule. In that time, our dogs were in a single hotel room and were feeling the cramped environment and having some trouble adjusting. We talked to the trainer at our follow-up, and she gave us the best pep talk ever. Since our follow-up, we haven't had any further issues. She made it clear we had lifetime support and to call if we were getting overwhelmed or having trouble with them. Again, everyone here always gave me the impression that they didn't just care about our dogs, but they cared about their people clients, too. We're all moved into our house with 2 well-behaved, great dogs, and I'm so thankful to the trainers at Fidelity K9.

**I admitted something was wrong with the dog after we first saw him and he growled at my wife at…read morehis 'graduation'. I never said that the dog had issues genetically. I don't have access to genetic testing and neither do you. I brought my 2 year old German Shepherd in for a private session after the dog growled at my wife when trying to get him inside. Steve said the dog would benefit from a 6 week board and train for $3500. Thinking this was my last option I dropped him off a week later. The busi doesn't give you any updates other than 720p footage of the dog walking with a trainer, or their attempts to play with your dog. After 5 weeks and 3 videos Steve the owner called me saying "were just scratching our heads and don't know what to do with your dog". He said he was moody, and probably just had anxiety. He recommended trying a medication so I called the vet and brought in pills the next day. After 6 weeks I went in and none of the trainers there looked confident in their work, and were still scratching their heads other than saying the dog "had bad genes". They had me sit in the training room and were holding the dog by two leashes, and figured the best way for our dog to see us was to hold the leash and have him approach us with tension on the leash as we sat. The dog growled at us and it was clear he was worse than before. The dog could not come home with us and now I'm out $3500, and a dog. I have no i what I paid for other than making the dog worse and confirming everyone's at the homes fears about the dog. I believe Steve has no idea what's happening at his business and they're not standing by their work. That dog would of done better had be never gone to that the 'board and forget' training program.

My 2 year old Australian Shepherd had a two week board and train. Roberta was great and sent daily…read morereports and pictures of my girl. She is doing so well now that she is home and seems much more relaxed now that she knows what to expect with commands in the house and during walks. Love that I know there is follow up help if needed as well! Highly recommend.

I went in for the 8 lesson Reactive Dog lessons. He mastered basic commands (still don't trust him…read moreoff leash). But he is struggling with the Reactivity. They do give you tools to overcome this. But I do feel 3 out of the 8 lessons focusing specifically on Reactivity isn't enough.(especially during winter when you can't get out as much) I did learn tips and tricks that will help with other dogs in my life also. It's about teaching the owner as well as teaching the dog. Does it work? Yes. But If you wanna nip the Reactivity in the butt. Board and train might be the better option. All staff was knowledgeable and each that I saw had subtly different techniques while sticking to the basic information. They are all super friendly and understanding as well as willing to help.

Great instructors and guidance with our newer shelter dog. Hoping to return and work on agility…read moretraining someday soon!

Great training program and SUPER staff. I love the added social media connection to other…read moreclassmates for achieving socialization goals! I highly recommend these courses!

Great company! Friendly and easy to work with! We fenced in a large area on our property and…read moreinstallation was done within a few hours, and it did not tear up the yard at all. Training was simple and our three dogs caught on right away. Jack was knowledgeable about the fence/system and great with any questions. I highly recommend DogWatch of Omaha to anyone looking for a hidden fence!

Very pleased with our DogWatch fence and installation. Very easy to work with, prompt service, and…read moreattentive to their customer. Two of our dogs adjusted to the fence on the second day after training with Jack during the install. Our other dog adjusted within the next few days. The dogs learn quickly! I feel comfortable now letting them explore their yard without having to install and fence in our yard.

First, this place is apparently under new management. Your dog no longer gets a suite. They are put…read moreinto metal crates. My dog was there for 3 days and came home with a rash on her body, a sore in her eye, was throwing up throughout her first 2 days home. When I made the appointment for her to stay there I was not advised that the rooms had changed. Additionally, the staff seemed bothered when I would call. I will never take my dog here again. Do not trust there website when it comes to the treatment, where your pet will sleep or how they will be treated.

These guys are great. They've taken great care of our three dogs, it's near our home and they…read morealways seem to be able to accommodate last minute needs. I also very much appreciate the "spend all day" attitude to their grooming. Most places are an "in-and-out" affair that expects you to drop everything and rush to pick up your pet after they call to say they're done. Not at Park Your Paws...once they call, it's "take your time" since the dogs can hang out and play with other dogs. I can't give them a perfect score yet, cuz there have been a couple times where I wasn't totally happy with the groom a couple of my dogs received (Cavalier Spaniels can look like puff balls if it isn't done right.) But on other times, they've nailed it. SO, I say give them a try, be specific with what you want, and enjoy your day.

Couldn't ask for a kinder, more caring pet lover than Sherry. She treats all of her guests as if…read morethey were hers.

The Catios is an amazing cats only hotel. The facility itself is gorgeous. The natural light, cat…read moresafe plants/grass, and enrichment (cat towers, toys, perches) is next to none. Sarah has truly made this space so inviting for the "guests" as she refers to the cats. She was very accommodating every step of the way. Each evening we got a report card via email with details, photos, and a video of our cat's day. We loved that our cat got to free roam with the other cats while supervised. Sarah and her staff loved and played with our cat while on vacation. He made himself right at home using all the amenities the hotel has to offer. We will definitely be using The Catios again!