I would not recommend this company for a service or protection champion. They also have a facility…read morein Florida and might be good for domestic training of a household pet.

Do your homework, most good reviews are from owner training & written yrs ago. I contacted…read moremtncanine to get my 4 mo old GSD for training, they sent an inexperienced non qualified/ certified trainer (Annie) who couldn't train the basics, failed to complete the 8 weeks contracted for. Reached out to owner Paul by phone & email to get resolution or refund, no response. Please don't be fooled make sure any dog trainer has the qualifications/certification to train your pet correctly.

We have used Dog Walking Pals for years. Every dog walker has been competent and kind to our dogs…read more We have one dog who is a challenge- with a combination of retirement and COVID insecurities. The owner Cindy worked with us and our dog to get our dog ready for us to be gone on vacation. She made sure she was the dog walker for the eight days we were gone, so our dog had one less challenge to deal with. I cannot say enough good things about this business! This is also a woman and veteran owned business. We highly recommend Dog Walking Pals!!

Dog Walking Pals continues to be top-notch. They take great care of my dog and do those important…read morelittle things like put a jacket on him in cold weather and give him a special treat. I love that my dog has a roster of fun people he gets to walk with when I have to go to the office. I swear if he could talk, he'd tell me how much he looks forward to their visits!

Barb looked after our 3 cats while we were gone for 10 days. Two of them are seniors and require…read moredaily medication and extra gentle care. She was amazing in caring for all three and our home. Barb was very communicative and thorough before and during our entire trip. And, she picked up on each of their personalities very quickly. We had full trust in Barb that she would provide the level of care that our cats were used to which allowed us to not worry at all while we were gone. If we weren't moving out of state soon we would absolutely request Barb for future needs. 10/10 would highly recommend!!!

Barb took care of our three cats for 10 days, and we felt so comfortable with them in her care…read more She's exceptional. We will use her services again. Two of our cats are senior cars with different medications, and all three have different diets so caring for our cats is no easy feat. She did great, sent us updates, and the little scaredy cat even warmed up to her right away. She very thorough, and gained all of our trust right away. I'd recommend her to anyone looking no for pet care.

Moshe is the best ever! Stella "graduated" today. We've had five previous Irish Setters. They…read morewere all the happy-go-lucky, love everybody dogs. Stella had some issues with aggression towards strangers, other dogs, and even little kids. I must admit I was a little dubious about using an e-collar, but Moshe uses it very judiciously. We had tried a behaviorial vet, but I really didn't like having to have her on drugs. We had tried other trainers who did the positive, cookie training, but that never solved the underlying aggression issues. She will now do all of the basic commands off leash and without having the e-collar on. If you needs some help with specific problems or just basic training, I heartily recommend Moshe!

Dr Josy is absolutely marvelous. We interviewed a number of Vets prior to bringing him home, and…read morewe picked Dr Josy. We interviewed her at our home. She sat and talked with us for at least an hour. We were extremely pleased with questions and answers. She is always willing to answer any questions that we have regarding the health and well being of out 6 month old pup. She has been with us since we brought him home at 8 weeks. Extremely gentle and caring toward him. The fact that she does house calls it a huge plus. Both my husband and I are in our late 70s and it is not always convenient or easy to get the pup around. She and Audrey (her daughter/vet tech) are just the most wonderful people in the field. Recommend her very highly.

Dr Josy and her team are great! I took my 9 year old pug to them for dental work, and they went…read moreabove and beyond with their care. I received updates from them throughout her care, before and after care check ins and lots of support. They are affordable, and they do an amazing job caring for my dogs. I cannot recommend them enough!

I did the pet cpr and first aid training here. It was very informational with hands on training on…read morestuffed animals and professional simulation materials. Fran was a great instructor

We purchased three dogs from RMGS. Our first dog lived to 14 years. She was a working line,…read moredominate female, loads of drive with very high energy. Had we allowed this dog to run the house she would have (she tried). If you have never had a working line GSD do your research. Check youtube "German shepherd man working lines" and watch the first several videos AND read "The Total German Shepherd Dog in Word and Picture" by Max von Stephanitz (for more concise details than the videos). If you can't run your working line GSD a few times a day consider a Cairn Terrier or perhaps a non-working line GSD. Our next two GSD's are also from RMGS. A two year old 100lb eastern European working line GSD and a western working line puppy. Jayne helped us over email with a resource protection issue with our big dude and we were able to eliminate it. When in high play mode he can be assertive but is no longer aggressive. If you can't be firm (dominate your GSD) this isn't the breed for you. We take our big dude everywhere and he's great with other dogs, people and crowds. We have been socializing our 10 week old puppy and so far no issues.

I purchased a $3,200 German Shepherd puppy from Jayne, owner of Rocky Mountain German Shepherds,…read moreand the experience has been deeply disappointing, stressful, and costly. Jayne assured me the puppy had been examined by her veterinarian and that I would receive documentation confirming German-bred, titled parents. 11 weeks later, I have received nothing. Although I noticed significant negative reviews before purchasing, I chose to give the breeder the benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, purchasing from this breeder proved to be the worst decision I could have made for myself and my puppy's health. My experience confirmed many of those same concerns. When I brought the puppy home on 9/18/25, she already had persistent loose stools. That same evening, I emailed Jayne to report (four) very loose stools, request guidance, and share my veterinarian's instructions. My veterinarian of 30 years--at one of Golden's oldest and most reputable hospitals--examined her the next day and immediately found her underweight. An in-house fecal test confirmed Coccidia, and a second lab test identified Giardia. These infections required urgent, prolonged treatment; untreated, they could have been fatal. In over 30 years of owning German Shepherds from reputable breeders, I had never even heard of Coccidia, let alone experienced anything like this. Giardia required multiple rounds of medication, plus an antibiotic, to resolve. Despite my same-day email and immediate notification, Jayne did not respond, offer guidance, acknowledge the health issues, provide assistance or even the potential for reimbursement for the substantial medical and other expenses that followed. The failure to acknowledge serious pre-existing health issues, provide documentation, or respond responsibly was disgusting to experience as a buyer who trusted this kennel. Her only subsequent contact was two brief emails asking, "How is [Puppy's Name] doing - verbatim" Concerned for the puppy's health and deeply frustrated by the atrocious lack of support, I did not respond. Over nearly two months, I administered multiple rounds of medication, purchased 1,000 exam gloves, sanitized all surfaces daily to prevent reinfection, discarded contaminated supplies and infected toys. In my experience, no breeder I have dealt with in 30+ years has required anything like this level of effort to restore a puppy's health. The lack of transparency, unfulfilled promises of documentation, and failure to address serious pre-existing health issues raise serious concerns about this kennel's breeding and veterinary practices. Assurances regarding health checks, responsible care, and proper paperwork were not reliable. This experience has been emotionally exhausting, financially burdensome, and entirely avoidable. Puppies deserve responsible breeders who prioritize their health, and buyers deserve honesty, professionalism, and support--none of which I received here.

We have two Ayers GSDs and we are anxiously awaiting our 3rd. We love the Ayer's family and the way…read morethey care for their dogs. New born puppies are treated with care and attention. If you are familiar with GSDs, you know how critical the first few months are in forming the dogs social disposition. Additionally, no expense is spared with regard to nutrition and health for new puppies and the breeding pairs. Because of their concern for the dogs, they are extremely conscientious. They do not over-breeding. Over the years I've lost count of the number of GSDs Ayer's has retired to prevent overbreeding or to protect the dogs from developing health issues. We have friends that are breeders of Frenchies and Bullmastiffs, I wish they would adopt the mindset of Ayers. So, here are the steps to owning a great GSD. 1. Get on the list for a Ayers Legend GSD. 2. When Ayers' transfers the care to you, complete bonding exercises. 3. Start training your new companion. They thrive on pleasing you, so let them know when you are pleased. Positive inflection and voice tones are great indicators for the dog. Add a treat to the praise and your GSD will know the love is mutual. 4. Love the dog, treat the dog well and the return is a fiercely loyal friend.

We brought our puppy home on Saturday, 12/15/18.  She had diarrhea the first few days and so took…read moreher to the vet. Turned out she had giardia. We've been battling that since with dewormer and antibiotics. Down almost $500, but I don't care about the money. I'm worried about the long term health of our girl. This site shows the list of licensed OK breeders. http://app.ag.ok.gov/petlicensing/ Ayers Legends is not on the list. According to OK statutes, any breeder with more than 10 intact females must be licensed with the state.