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Club Whisker Bones

4.2 (10 reviews)
Closed 6:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Private dog training

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Staff was very knowledgable about dog behaviors and explained the process and need of the sniff session.

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Kranky K9 Dog Training

Kranky K9 Dog Training

(16 reviews)

I have a 5 year old German shepherd. She is about 95 pounds, very loving towards my wife and I,…read morebut is very, very uncontrolled. We took her to another trainer in town. After six weeks of training there, Daisy, the GSD still didn't obey us. Daisy is extremely aggressive towards other dogs, barks at anyone that comes near me, and just makes walking her a nightmare. Daisy learned to break through her invisible fence and thus, left our yard a few times and caused a couple of complaints from our neighbors. She also attacked and killed a baby deer in our neighbors yard. We had to find a way to control this dog. After an adoption fell through, we were stuck with this GSD. Out of desperation, I called Kranky K9. I was very skeptical. After our first go around with training was complete failure, I didn't think anybody could turn this dog around. I was afraid that since she can break her invisible fence, she may attack a neighbors dog and I would have to put her down. Fast forward a few months. I can't believe it! Bo Harrison has changed our dog. Daisy is so well behaved. Also, our fears that Kranky K9 would "break her spirit" were completely unfounded. Daisy loves her new life. I walk her everyday off leash. We have come across rabbits, dear, other dogs, and always, without hesitation, Daisy will recall right to my side. People always compliment us on how well behaved our GSD is. Last week, I came across another couple walking an out-of-control dog. The man had to drag the dog away and hold him down. Daisy....nothing. She didn't care. She was more interested in us than the other dog. When I say is more happy, well, that means she can run a little in front of me during walks and sniff things and basically be a dog. That is so much more fun for her than being on a short leash prior to this training. If I need her to come to me, I simply call her and she returns. If I need to step things up a bit, I just "buzz" her. Daisy wears a collar that vibrates when I "buzz" her. No pain, but she responds! As a final test, I had Daisy not chase a garbage truck. She left the FEDEX guy alone. She even watched the mail truck stop in front of our house w/o losing her mind. Thanks you, thank you, thank you Kranky K9. Now, walking Daisy is fun and relaxing, no more stress.

I can't say enough good things about this facility and the program! You do not just get a cookie…read morecutter trained dog at the end of your session. You get to build such a deep foundation and relationship with your dog using an owner/dog centric approach. My dog and I look forward to training and the attention and work that she craves to give me every day is entirely due to Bo and the Kranky K9 philosophy and approach to training. If you trust the process and put the work in there is no way you could be disappointed!

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Hawthorne

(98 reviews)

I've read a lot of these reviews and some were poor. I do not understand that because I had the…read morebest 1st experience. The front desk staff, the techs, and Dr. Trickel were all amazing and compassionate and treated my bunnies with the utmost care. One of my quad needed a molar trim. If I absolutely had to say one negative thing is that the wait time was a little long But that said it is a hospital and they take emergency patients so I can say if I have an emergency I would want them to take my baby right away. If you don't want to take a chance that you may have a wait time due to an emergency that may come in then you may want to seek more of a clinic type vets office. Thank you Hawthorne and Dr. Trickel

I am deeply saddened and frustrated by the lack of care, competence, and basic empathy shown by…read morethis clinic during one of the most difficult times a pet owner can face. ​My dog is terminally ill with cancer, and managing his comfort and pain is a time-sensitive, daily priority. Despite the urgency of the situation, this clinic repeatedly delayed filling critical, life-sustaining prescriptions, leaving us waiting for days just to get a response to our refill requests. When you are watching a sick animal suffer, every hour counts, yet our pleas for updates went ignored. ​ When I requested immediate answers and attempted to hold them accountable for these dangerous administrative failures, the staff chose to deflect blame rather than fix their mistake. They accused me of being "verbally abusive" simply because I was being firm, urgent, and demanding transparency regarding my dying dog's medication. ​Advocating fiercely for a terminally ill pet who cannot speak for themselves is not abuse--it is a response to severe negligence. Medical delays and massive counting errors (when they finally filled one of the medications, they shorted us an entire 25 days' worth of pills) are entirely unacceptable when dealing with end-of-life care. I cannot trust a clinic that handles critical prescriptions so carelessly and treats grieving, desperate pet owners with such defensiveness.

Club Whisker Bones - petboarding - Updated July 2026

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