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BarksTown Country

5.0 (3 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Pawsitive Pup

Pawsitive Pup

3.8
(10 reviews)

Paul Morgan is the owner. He is an awesome guy who really knows dogs, cares about them and their…read morewell being and knows how to work with them. His Dog Ziti is there with him everytime I go in anyway He has day care, pet supplies, grooming & training. He also does therapy for older/weakened dogs with Hydro-Therapy and cold laser treatments. Paul also brought in Janet Mannear who is the one who does all the training. She is great! Between the two of them they saved my dog's life. (story below) I was the third person to adopt this dog (he was 10 days from his first birthday when I adopted him) He is currently 86lbs black and brown brindle, Great Dane, Lab, Pit bull. My dog is hyper head strong and just plain strong. When I got him he listened to nothing, no commands were ever taught to him. My hands were constantly bleeding because he pulled that bad when I walked him. My arms were complete bruises, not just a few you could not see skin color from my wrists to above my elbows, because that's what he was taught before me that is just how he played. Jump and grab arm with teeth, and try to wrestle. I also ended up with my wrist sprained, twice. I literally could not put up with it much longer and I had been told by the kennel I adopted him if this didn't work and he came back he would be put down. Most of my friends and family could not understand my devotion to keeping this dog and keeping him alive. I had offers from them to take him back to the shelter if I couldn't handle the hand over. I kept telling them no and I am very glad that that was my decision. I work in the Plains area and when I saw the sign go up for Pawsitive Pup I got very excited. I went in, talked to Paul and explained the above situation. Paul told me that there would be a training class starting the following week and I signed up right then. He also gave me a few things to try with my dog in the mean time to help me out (at no charge, I'm not kidding when I tell you he cares about you and your pets). I have had my dog (Ranger) in here weekly since the doors of Pawsitive Pup opened. Ranger graduated his 6 week Pawsitive Pup Basic Obedience Training last night and I am amazed at his improvement! He sits, comes when called, lays down, stays all on command! (well mostly we are still working on this he listens about 85% of the time now, where before it was 0% of the time) Ranger is so much calmer now and I am extremely happy to say my arms look like arms again! He is a different dog that the one I brought home exactly 2 months ago today. I will be signing him up for the Pawsitive Pup Advanced Training as soon as it starts. I am very excited to continue his training and socialization with Paul Janet and everyone at Pawsitive Pup! Pawsitive Pup Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pawsitive-Pup/316828128483947 Janet Mannear, Certified Canine Obidience Trainer Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/A-Well-Trained-Dog-is-a-Happy-Dog/327872080671813 Go check them out! I bet you won't be dissapointed!

I never leave reviews but I wish someone had warned me of this before my dog was subject to a week…read morehere so I hope this helps someone else. I boarded my dog here in June and was absolutely disgusted. When I picked him up he had a deep scratch down his nose. I assumed it was from a run-in with another dog and no big deal so I ignore and take him out to the car. When I go to lift him in he smelled so strongly like cleaning product and was covered with poop on his rear (this has never happened at home, he is a large dog). I go inside to ask for a paper towel or something to clean him up and no one comes out so after standing there for a few minutes I just leave and go put him in my car. He had mass amounts of hair coming off him so I give him a bath as soon as we get home and notice he has an ear infection (hasn't had one since he left the pound) and his paw paws are peeling off and cracking I can't even imagine what would cause this. He used to go into his crate no problem and it took 3 days for him to willingly go into his crate again. When I initially left for vacation and contacted them for an update it took 48+ hours to respond. This isn't just unacceptable it's boarder line animal abuse. I would never, under any circumstances take my dog there again.

High Wycombe Kennels

High Wycombe Kennels

3.0
(2 reviews)

The owner of this facility is the most unprofessional and rudest person I have ever dealt with and…read morethis is why: First off I live in NJ and my mother recommended this kennel to me who had heard about it from a coworker. I figured since I was going to be out of state for vacation and would be going back to PA on the way home, it made sense to bring my 4 lb Maltese mix here. My Mom spoke to the owner and told her that my dog is a "barker" which is absolutely true but as an animal caretaker, I expected the woman to be experienced with handling a variety of issues especially when they are away from their home! The day I brought my dog I came prepared with her medical records, food for the week, her leash and harness and a toy for her to play with. The woman seemed pleasant enough but uneasy with the fact that I was coming from NJ to board my dog. Her kennel was almost at full capacity with about 10 dog kennels so I was comfortable leaving mine there. She made copies of all her medical records and took the things I brought for my dog saying she didn't need her leash. We left and the next day we went on vacation. At 9 am the next day I woke up and noticed that I received a missed call and voice mail from the kennel. It was the owner yelling in a very impatient and rude tone "She cannot stay here, she has to go!". Apparently my dog was not happy there and she had trouble bringing her back inside the dog kennel when she was in the run. The owner also called all of my emergency contacts (one of which is my mother-in-law) immediately after me and caused a massive panic. When I called her back I asked what happened and I got the same rude yelling and I could barely get a word in because she kept circling back to why my dog couldn't be there. At one point she even said "You're not listening to me"--I have never felt so patronized in my entire life by a so-called professional dog boarder. The woman even started yelling at my mother-in-law because she asked if there was any way that my dog could stay--it had only been one night and the owner didn't give my dog a chance to settle in. Once my mother-in-law went to get my dog the woman acted as if nothing happened and then told her "You're a mean woman," which was completely baffling to her. If you are truly capable of running a dog kennel, how about learning how to properly handle and care for a 4 lb. dog???

I have been boarding my 2 dogs at High Wycombe since they were puppies. They are now 10 and 11 and…read moreI would not think of taking them anywhere else. The owners of this kennel have taken the best care of my dogs. They are wonderful, helpful people and my dogs love them.

BarksTown Country - pet_sitting - Updated July 2026

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