I have nothing but good things to say about the dog trainer (Chris). We sent our 11 month old…read moregolden doodle (Rory) and got him back on his 1st birthday. Took about 16 days. He came back a completely well mannered trained dog but was the same old loving puppy. He will bring him to your house and train you as the handler too. Most reasonably priced as well!!!

Chris is simply the best. Our 3 year old Australian Shepherd went through the 14 day board and…read moretrain program. Our dog now knows more commands than we ever anticipated and is so much more well behaved than we ever thought possible. Very reasonably priced when compared to others in the Columbus area. Worth the money for sure!

Best spot for boarding and training. My dog loves the handlers and he is always excited when we…read moredrop him off for boarding. Can't thank them enough for their AMAZING service!! I highly recommend them!

I was very disappointed with the results we received from our puppy. She did great with their…read morehandler while she was there but the minute we got home she reverted back to her habits immediately. When I picked her up I was under the impression they would spend time with her and I together to teach me what she learned. She had never heard the commands from me, only her handler there. All the did was a Q&A and said here's your dog. What a waste of money.

Jen is knowledgeable and compassionate. Her prices are very reasonable, and her ethics are high…read more We have a 9 month old standard poodle that she bred. We are in the midst of training him now to be a mobility assistant for my adult son. I have no concern that this dog will be able to do anything we need him to do for my son. I highly recommend her program at Central Ohio Service dogs.

Toured today, clean facility. Very friendly staff, professional and knowledgeable. Answered all my…read morequestions and was interested in me and my needs. Watching the lady's in front greet the dogs with such excitement and love warmed my heart.

Even though I paid for full day doggy day care in addition to boarding in luxury suite, my dog was…read morecooped up for 15 hours straight! Plus his blanket disappeared day 2 so assumed it was soiled. Instead of washing it in the 2 additional days he was there they just bagged it up and sent it home. He's been there before but this is the worst experience. Suggest you find an alternative, I know I will need one. Ridiculous extra fees for peak stays on Wednesday and Thursday with no explanation.

This is a wonderful place to bring your dogs. Family run. They love the dogs and take great care…read moreof them. So glad I'm lucky enough to have them so close!!

My name is Brooklyn Dorsey, I'm a 1 year old Beagle. My grandmother introduced me to Catch-N-Fetch…read morefor daycare and help me burn up some of my energy. My dad drops me off at daycare when he drops my human brothers off to school everyday. This is the best place in the world for your Furry Family Members. I've met new friends just like me and play all day. When i get home, I'm so exhausted and need a brief nap. My grandmother use to bring Doctor J (Doc) here and Doc started coming to Catch-N-Fetch when he was 12 weeks old everyday until he passed away Nov 1. 2020 and Ashton also was going to Catch-N-Fetch for 10yrs. So, if you have a Furry Family Member and you need a Fantastic, Fun-Filled, Well Supervised placed for them to burn all that energy and stay out of trouble while you're working, this is the place to come. My parents are so happy, because I'm not destroying anything anymore.

My husband and I adopted our boxer dog "Rocco" last year. I wanted to express just how great of an…read moreexperience we had with Rebekah's training sessions; she was so caring and patient with Rocco. Before she started our training, Rocco wasn't a good listener and sometimes too out of control (in a playful way) for us to handle him. I wasn't sure what to do.. After 8 lessons, I couldn't believe my eyes! Rocco was listening to us so much better and its literally night and day on us handling him. Rocco is such a good boy, and this training was the icing on the cake! Thank you so much Rebekah! We appreciate you and your expertise ;) (Rocco loves you) ;)

I cannot say enough about Play All Day. My dogs love it here! I will say that my dog has been…read moregoing here for a long time, and we have never had any concerns. We had a typical dog incident; during that process, the owners and staff were incredible (as always)! They show respect, authenticity, action, and follow-through. This daycare is great because there aren't shared toys and extra items that often help spread normal canine viruses, etc. The concern about Kennel cough can happen with any dog anywhere because the vaccines are not 100% effective on all strings of viruses, but I will say that this daycare takes extra measures by not having shared toys that can increase this risk.

We just love Play All Day for both daycare and boarding. I'm retired and home all the time, but…read morestill send my two Yorkies to daycare a couple of times/month or so for socialization and play. They always come home happily exhausted from the fun they've had. I also use them for boarding and have been very happy. I love that PAD is cage-free, and that Sophie and Oliver can stay together in a nice, spacious room with their own beds, blankets, and toys. The boarding cost is all-in and includes daycare so by the end of the day, the pups are worn out and ready for sleep making the "boarding" less stressful for them. I can't imagine going back to boarding where they are cooped up 24x7 except for a couple of walks each day. The team responds quickly to messages requesting updates during boarding, which is very much appreciated, and they go out of their way to post pics on Instagram so I can see Soph & Oliver while I'm away (see pics below). I do pay a few bucks extra for exit baths when they board, but it's well worth it after a week of playing ALL day. They come home fluffy, clean, and very happy after their "vacation." If you're looking for daycare or boarding, owned and staffed by dog lovers, definitely check out Play All Day. I have a daycare/boarding facility less than five minutes from my home, but I feel strongly enough about PAD that I'm happy to drive the extra 20 minutes to get there.

**First, I need to mention that Civil Obedience Dog Training teaches at two locations, one is in…read moreClintonville at the Beechwold Veterinary Hospital, the other is in Dublin. Depending on which class and time of year it is, they will teach at either location.** It wasn't too long ago that I decided to finally take the plunge and buy a puppy like I've been dying to do for a while now. It took one weekend to realize that I needed to do some basic training ASAP or I was going to have a mental breakdown. When he reached the appropriate age, I took him to puppy kindergarten at a local training club and learned some very basic training techniques. The problem though, was I felt the instructors didn't really seem as knowledgeable about training a dog as I had hoped. Also, their solutions to some of his annoying behaviors such as mouthing seemed detrimental and rough. When the pup graduated, I wanted to continue his training, but this time I wanted to try a more professional trainer and see how he reacted. This is where Civil Obedience training came into play. It was recommended to me by my vet and they teach using only a positive reinforcement approach to training, first utilizing "clickers" to help the dogs recognize they did something correctly. I could tell after our first class with Amy (the trainer) that she worked very well with my dog and he responded beautifully. She also gives off a very approachable but professional vibe and gladly answers email questions in between classes. As with most dog training classes, most of the time is dedicated to showing you, as an owner, how to conduct training at home, and this class is no different from those. The big differentiating factor, is that they keep the classes small (6-7 dogs), which allows Amy to spend time with each owner and their furry child. She normally demonstrates how to do something correctly, incorrectly, and then has everyone try it, while she walks around the room making sure everyone performs correctly and has time to ask questions. I liked the basic obedience class so much that I recently started the advanced obedience training to further my skills. There are a couple things I find disappointing with the basic obedience class, but not enough to knock my rating down to a 4: 1) Some of my dog's problem behaviors were not covered in the basic obedience class. Looking back, there really aren't that many skills covered, but I think it is because Amy spends a lot of time building a base to work from. The first couple weeks focus on sitting calmly, giving you their attention, and using healthy food/treats. I will say though, when training dogs, slow and steady tends to be much more effective. 2) There are a few occasions, especially when dealing with problem behaviors, that I feel like the "all positive" approach is too lenient. Just like when a human child gets out of line, an occasional spanking gets the message clear to them that they did something wrong. I'm certainly not advocating hitting your dog, but I feel a certain amount of firmness needs to be applied when appropriate. Overall though, most of the suggestions given to me have worked. Ok, I know this review is getting long, but one last thing. $$Price$$ If you browse their website, you'll see that it is one of the more expensive classes in Columbus, but I've learned that you get what you pay for when it comes to dog training classes.