She Is Awesome. She knew more about my dog in five minutes than I knew in five months…read more Highly recommended.

Manuela is a gem! Her passion and knowledge for dog training and healing are wonderfully authentic…read more She helped me and my dogs to break old habits and behaviors with her transformational tools and guidance. Manuela radiates positive energy and compassion in everything she teaches and does. She is an authentic Dog Trainer and Healer. Thank you Manuela for teaching from your heart. Claudia Bumuller, Feel the Bliss of Reiki, Yoga & Holistic Wellness, Redondo Beach, CA

I originally posted a review on July 25th about this company please read for reference. This is an…read moreupdate to their response. Redford was rescued by a woman from a backyard breeder. He was in horrific shape and his intake records were terrible to read. The woman worked at a vet clinic and they did a magnificent job of taking care of him. He had severe ear infections , skin infections, he had fluid in his lungs, had worms,was severely underweight, etc. During the time the woman had him he was on multiple antibiotics, ear meds, daily bathes, you name it. After all her care and her wonderful vet, his ears were a thing of beauty, his skin looked awesome, he was just finishing up his antibiotics for his lung infection, he'd been dewormed multiple times. Because she lived in a condo, and Redford started barking all day, she had to give him up. I am so grateful she doesn't know what happened to him, she would be devastated. He came in rescue and thats when I got him.(Ive fostered with this rescue about 13 years.)He was already medically in a much better place. I finished antibiotics, gave ear meds.He was slowly and steadily gaining weight, no more worms, skin better, and at his latest visit, my vet said his lungs and chest were perfectly clear. He was not nuetered or housebroken so I started looking at options, but in my area, to nueter is close to 1000, which is a large cost to a rescue. Because I have multiple dogs of my own, it was difficult for Redford to housebreak as he was marking his territory. I made one of the very worst decisions of my life. I decided to move him to a different foster where he could be nuetered at a reasonable cost .I was hoping to get him back at the end of the summer and adopt him. I was already in love with him. Alphas response to my 1st review had not a single truth. This is backed up by multiple texts of different stories to different people. I was sent a copy of their first review, threatening me to remove my review. My lawyer was sad they didnt publish, it was a masterclass of dishonesty and slander,but proof of yet a different version of their story. The coordinator I was working with was not the board member in their response. If the board member had been dealing with me, she would have had his current medical records and would have seen his current progress and how well he was doing...I would have hoped if I was dealing with this member, she would have also been more concerned about transport as a dogue had just recently died in Alphas care and as she "was very much involved with his move" she would checked with me personally on Redfords health. I dont know why she would lie for them, but I do know she and the coordinator I was working with left the rescue immediately after Redfords death. Odd, Redfords death is supposedly my fault and I am still with the rescue, yet all parties trying to sweep it under the rug are gone. What it comes down to is Redfords health was great. My vet saw him last and said he would testify in court. There was nothing wrong with his breathing the day he was picked up, another lie. I specifically asked Chris to stop and check on him if his breathing became off, it can be a sign of distress, as obviously he should have known since another dogue had died so recently in his care, that he specifically said started breathing funny. Not sure what all the worming nonsense is. Redford had been dewormed multiple times and was fine, but my vet recommended giving him another run just to be sure. Just another show of ignorance by this company. Redford loved to run up and down the stairs, did it 20 times a day, you took that away from him. Redford loved marrow bones, hed spend hours with them, you took that away from him. Redford loved to roll in the grass, after all he had been through, watching him run out and roll was a joy, and you took that away from him. He loved life and you took it that away from him. You are dangerous, ignorant, and arrogant. Having a truck and crate doesn't make you competent transport and listening to you try to lie your way out of it just makes me more determined to let people know. You've lost your inside protection at the rescue. Did you know that had the president known more about the death of the 1st Dogue, she definitely would have requested a necropsy on Redford? The rescue has also requested a report several times about Redfords death which you refuse to send? There's pressure there, which version to put down that could be seen in court. My vet said hed write a testimonial about Redfords health and in his opinion, he overheated and suffocated from being in a kennel with little to no air flow, hes seen it dozens of times with incompetent transporters. I could post it here if its helpful. Redford suffocated alone in an airless crate and he would have been desperate for air and very noisy. There's no excuse and Ill fight for him, he was loved. I'd never wish this horror on another family or the inevitable lies that would follow.

Alpha Team is a fabulous service with the very nicest and caring people. I used them 4 times over a…read morefew months, some nearby and one out of state move. I can't recommend them more. Every experience was top notch. I highly recommend them!

"The crummier the outside, the sweeter the people are inside."…read moreThis proven scientific study is again proven true at Pawz. Mega funky exterior hides a group of exceptional "dog people ". My buddy had not had his nails clipped in years and he always freaked out when we tried. Nervously, I took him to Pawz ; 10 minutes later, the job was done with actually NO trauma, no reactions, and excellent attitude. Ok, it might not be a scientific study, but it sure is true here. They are reportedly moving closer to downtown and I'll be using them for boarding too!

Booked a pamper session, de shed, and blowout for my Husky and it was everything I hoped it would…read morebe his coat looks absolutely amazing and The women who took care of him was very friendly and sweet I can't wait to bring him back!!:) thank you so much!!!!

Dr Milam, Dr Randy, all other doctors and staff are the greatest. We have been going to them for…read moreyears and know that our pets are in the best hands they could possibly be in. Dr. Milam detected a heart abnormality in our collie several years ago...thanks to him we were able to have her treated and she is fine...probably would not have had a long life expectancy if he had not noticed it. Susan E

Went to Lange because they are one of the only exotic pet vets in the area. They were able to get…read moreus an appt. on short notice. Front desk staff and vet assistants were friendly and helpful. The tiny exam/waiting room we were put in didn't seem very clean and could've used some cosmetic work. We seemed to get mixed information between two vets, one exotic vet and one surgeon. Ended up being there several hours; had some long wait times between visits to give us updates. The surgeon pitched us options (expensive I'm sure) about hospital care, either at Lange or UT, and multiple home care options that would require multiple medications, but apparently wasn't going to give us the honest info about our pet's condition until we asked what the survival chances were. Sadly our baby was in bad shape and didn't make it. Don't know if I'd visit Lange again in the future if I found a better option, not that they provided bad service, just didn't feel as comfortable with them due to mixed messages and what felt like an effort to get more money or give false hope.

I have used many cat sitters over the years - kids from the neighborhood, private individuals, and…read moreother franchised pet care providers - but my experience with Waggy Tails the week of March 11th was by far the best. Camille is such a naturally compassionate person - I really enjoyed getting to know her and felt that she bonded with my two senior cats right away. They usually seem like they are starved for attention after I've been away, but this time when I walked in the cats looked up like, "oh, it's you." and then went back to what they were doing. Ultimate compliment!

I have been using Waggy Tails for 2.5 years. They have been extremely professional and easy to…read moreschedule. I have moved to different neighborhoods and so have experienced different dog walkers during my time with the company. The walkers are arranged by neighborhood rather than individual - so if you move you will most likely get a different walker. They have uniform shirts that they can wear during your dog walks. I have had only one issue with one of the walkers that I had assigned to me, which was resolved swiftly by management. All of the walkers are bonded & insured. They send text updates with updates during their visit. Cancellation policy is fair and you have the ability to tip your walker.

Very professional. Owner answered all our questions in care facility and care. We look forward to…read moretaking our little four legs there to have a play day to see how it goes.

I had my dog boarded at the dog stop maybe 4ish times. What I initially liked about it was the add…read moreons they had. My dog can't play with other dogs so I liked that he got to do something fun each day. One time I picked him up and he was covered in pee - which tells me they were not giving him enough chances to go to the bathroom. Not to mention, he was supposed to receive an exit bath which clearly didn't happen. I had to throw out everything and immediately come home and bathe him. They also forgot to send home his medication. I spoke with the owner, he apologized and offered a free exit bath next time. Since they still had his meds I decided to give it one more chance. I dropped him off for boarding and when I went to pick him up no one was at the front desk so I waited. I could hear someone screaming in the back and loud banging noises. Finally she came up to the front desk sweating and looking disgruntled (like she was just yelling at dogs). She saw my face of shock and she put on a smile and was overly nice and complimenting me. She went to go get my dog and when she was in the back she AGAIN started yelling and banging on something telling the dogs to "shut up!!!" I got my dog and left asap. She is not the type of person you want to leave your dog around - her anger towards them was scary. Dogs bark - that's just how it goes. There was nothing to make me believe the dogs were doing anything wrong other than barking because she was primarily yelling at them to shut up and be quiet (as if that would help). DO NOT BOARD YOUR DOGS HERE! You have no idea how they are being treated and if she would do that knowing someone was standing right on the other side of the door - what would she do when no one is watching?