We recently had K-Pups install underground fencing for our Goldendoodle pup Daisy. The process from…read morestart to finish was super easy and expertly handled from quote to installation and training. Jay did a great job making us comfortable with the training process which allows for a pretty easy experience for both owner and dog. He is very knowledgeable about dog behavior and made it a very positive experience. He also brought along his Golden Retriever, Winnie who did a great assist. It was so cool to see her first zoom safely through her backyard, fur flying, tongue out, and a great big smile. We would be happy to give a super reference to anyone contemplating invisible fencing.

I would highly recommend this business. Jay went above and beyond to get our system working again…read more It was under warranty but he was not the original installer. He still replaced what had failed and even paid us a visit when we could not get it to work. Excellent firm to work with without a doubt.

Great folks there and their training services are unsurpassed. Their teachers are the best easy to…read moreunderstand and easy to follow their directions. They all love dogs.

I have taken several classes at Forest City Dog Training Club and have had a good experience with…read moreeach class. The instructors are friendly and knowledgeable. They have helped me solve problems with my puppies that I was having problems solving by myself. Their expertise has helped me raise puppies with less stress. I definitely recomment them.

Very caring professional knowledgeable veterinarians. Excellent horse care. Thank you!read more

I've taken Lovie (cat) to the Brodhead location several times over the last few years (and once or…read moretwice to their Monroe location where we first saw them), and had a couple of issues along the way. One example is their record keeping on rabies shots. They gave him a 3 year vaccine the first time we went there. Then, said he needed another the following year. When I questioned this, they said the previous vaccine had been the "one year" version. I thought maybe I was remembering wrong, so i said OK. The next year, I got another notice that he was due for a rabies shot. I knew for sure he'd gotten the three year version for the second shot, emailed back and forth with their office and thought it was resolved as the didn't mention it in following visits over the last couple of years. Now, we get to Monday of last week. I made an appointment for euthanasia after Lovie had a massive seizure the day before. He was getting around, but not himself and I didn't want him to suffer. Of course, I was worried if I was making the best decision, so I agreed when they said let's do blood/urine tests thinking maybe I had been jumping the gun. The price was $150 to get results back on Thursday... or I could pay $450 to get results back the same day. $450 was out of my budget since there would be more costs to follow, so I said said the $150 option. Then the veterinarian said we would need a CT scan to check for a tumor if the blood/urine tests didn't find anything. That would be $4000+. I stopped her there and explained I definitely would not do that as Lovie was 22-ish years old and I wouldn't have brain surgery for him at that age anyway. Then, they said he needed another rabies shot! I explained the above... again. The doctor argued, then she had someone from the front desk come in to argue - with both emphasizing the legal side of it - that if Lovie bit someone, animal control would take him away from me to be euthanized all alone without me. When I got home, I emailed them proof that he was covered. As we waited for the Thursday results, Lovie continued to decline to the point that he didn't eat food on Wednesday. So, I took him to Janesville Animal Clinic (Mineral Point Ave) where they checked him out and agreed with what I was seeing. They were incredibly kind and empathetic, and Lovie had a quick and painless passing. Brodhead did NOT call with test results on Thursday... or Friday. It was around their closing time on Saturday that I got a voicemail saying the results were in (but not what the results were), and that she would call back on Monday or the following Thursday. Seriously!!! I emailed them that Lovie was already deceased as of the day they were supposed to have called with test results. Their response, "During our discussion, we presented different care options and we did our best to explain the potential outcomes and implications of each. You agreed to starting with bloodwork." Yes, because I thought they would be doing what was best for Lovie - not dragging out his obvious decline. I say obvious because he had lost almost two pounds over the past year or so and his body temperature was low that day. They didn't even apologize for not getting the test results back in a timely manner even though they were in on that Thursday (I checked on their website that Thursday afternoon and the results had come back, but they didn't try to reach me until Saturday.) At the end of the day, I guess I should have been more assertive, but I trusted the "professionals" and hoped I was wrong about it being the end of Lovie's days. I am, however, glad I went to the second place to give by little buddy a humane end of life experience rather than continuing to let Brodhead VMC drag it out. I would like to add that several friends have said they bad similar bad experiences with this veterinarian.

Great Groomer! I had…read morea pleasant experience with Jen the groomer. Making an appointment was very easy, and she followed up with me up to the hour, before our first time appointment. First impressions are always key in business. Her shop was very clean and the fact that she only takes in one pet at a time, so there's no need to have other pets having to wait around frantically made it a very personalized experience. I felt our Maltipoo who is prone to anxiety did much better in this spa like environment. She did a great job and treated our pet with Love and Kindness. Thank you Jen...

I am actually very sad to be writing this review, especially because I used to be an employee at…read morethis clinic for years, but the complete lack of compassion for the animals that has come since the current owner has taken over absolutely needs to be addressed. It is disgusting. This past weekend I was out of state on a family vacation when my 16 year old dog (who has been a patient at this clinic since she was a puppy and was just last seen in Oct of 2024) took a turn very fast, and I had to make the decision to have her euthanized even though I couldn't be there, which is heartbreaking on its own. My parents were caring for her in my absence, and when the in-home euthanasia dr I was hoping could do the procedure (because my last interaction at Mulford was not something I was willing to continue to have. I won't even get into that!) wasn't available they called around in a panic to get my girl out of pain as soon as possible. Naturally they called MAH to get her in since my family has always gone there, my dog was always a patient there, and I worked there previously. While my dog was howling in pain, my dad was told that she was no longer an established patient and would need a visit to be re-established and she would need her rabies vaccine before she could be euthanized and the first available appointment wouldn't be for two weeks out. Because an actively dying dog in pain needs the vaccine, right? When I worked at this clinic under two previous owners I can't even count the number of times I stayed late because an emergency came in (even animals that weren't patients at the clinic). Whether they were dying, injured, or just in distress or pain they were taken care of because we wanted to help the animals. There was no strong arming the clients into having a certain test to receive a medication. There was no requirement to get a certain treatment to be taken care of. There was just a care for a living being who needed help. I completely understand that times have changed, and veterinary clinics are overrun with so many animals needing to be cared for so there have to be some boundaries in place to give proper care to the established patients. I do. But I will never understand how a dog who has been seen for 16 years and was just seen 10 months ago is in pain and dying they have it in their hearts to just refuse to do anything for her. I will never step foot in that clinic again, and neither will the other several family members of mine who have been clients for DECADES. I will tell anyone who asks to run the other direction. By the way, Whispering Willows was able to accommodate us within hours. Their dr came to my house and treated my girl with the dignity and compassion every pet deserves. They even let me facetime so I could be there the only way possible. They deserve 5 stars.

Wow so sad I have been going here for years and was pleased…read morethey weren't bought out and of corporate mentality. Boy how wrong- my dog is dying and all they want to know is when I'll pay the rest of the bill ( approx $40 out of $800 paid) not once has anyone who has called asked how is he doing NOT once. If they had bothered to check on him - like they used to do- if they still were a humanitarian group - how beautiful that would have been. No such luck - now it's all about over selling and giving prescriptions your dog really doesn't need or can't take and paying them

Scott has been grooming our Airedales and Lakeland terriers for 30 years and our dogs have always…read morereceived a great grooming and look like the Airedales and Lakelands that you see on dog shows. I have seen Giant Schnauzers that Scott has worked on and they have a professional looking cut.

Bring my dog here for nail trims. So glad I finally found Scott, he is a natural and takes his…read moretime. I have a happy dog now!!

This training and Pat Muller have totally changed and saved my life. It is a true commitment to…read morebettering yourself (and not blaming your dog), but the reward is a relationship with your dog like no other. Last night we had a class where every dog there could be stopped on a dime, and called in, completely off-leash (no shock collars, no food, just verbal control)...that is more than any other training group I know of can claim. You have to commit to changing YOURSELF for the method to work, but if you do, the result is positively life-changing. Thank you to Pat and the whole quansa family. I have saved many dogs from being Vite dogs and likely euthanized or sheltered with this method, careered a few into wonderful working dogs, and trained my own REAL service dog that actually behaves like they are supposed to, without food bribery. He goes everywhere with me, and usually goes unnoticed in his vest because he is so polite.

Highly recommended, I have a leash reactive dog that was getting worst every time a dog is coming…read moreright at him. Pat not only make him behave and teach him he was safe to the point he calm down while a lot other dogs were near him, but she also gave me the tools to help him trust me as a handler. I know it's going to take some time but at least now I have a different approach for him to relax and trust me in front of other dogs. Thank you Pat.

My wife and I are the proud owners of a labrador puppy that was bred for field trials (therefore…read moreshe never stops)....beautiful puppy but we want her as a house pet, to take on long walks, travel with us, etc... Trust us when we say our puppy never gets tired and has lots of ENERGY. We were not training our dog very well-even though we tried our best-and on our second visit to the vet to get her shots, the vet had a very hard time controlling our puppy and suggested that we take our puppy to training and referred us to BA Professional K9 Training. We followed the vet's advice and contacted Ben. My wife and I both are extremely satisfied with the results we have seen in two months of training. It is amazing to see such drastic improvement in such a short time. We would recommend BA Professional K9 Training to anyone who needs help training their dog, needs help correcting certain behaviors, or just wants to attain the best owner / dog experience, Ben, has helped us so much with our new labrador puppy and has a very planned and methodical approach to his training. When we drop off / pick up our puppy for day training we get individualized training based on the needs of our puppy. We can also plan on having a tuckered out well exercised dog that day. Our six month old puppy has learned to walk properly on her leash (no pulling ) which has taken a once stressful time to an enjoyable time with our dog. She has learned to greet people calmly and to refrain from jumping. Our puppy is getting plenty of opportunities to socialise with other dogs as well. We have learned to take control of our puppy rather than her taking control of us. Ben gives us the "tools" needed to continue training our dog at home and is available to answer questions even after day training hours. Ben's assistant, Brian, is also very knowledgeable and helpful. We are so glad that BA Professional K9 Training was recommended to us by our veterinarian. We were struggling with a very rambunctious puppy, but we are now enjoying time with her thanks to Ben's help. Pat and Denise

Didn't like Ben's theory of his training. Dominate dog training is not the way to train. It brings…read moreout aggression in some dogs.