Amy was great! She even sent me pictures so I could see that Coco was doing just fine!! I will…read moredefinitely use her again!!

I can't say enough about Amy's B&B! Her love of animals is clearly apparent and my mini doodle…read moreSimba comes home clean and happy and exhausted from all the fun and exercise he gets while at Amy's. I get texts with pics and even videos showing me what my pup is up to.....usually playing with other dogs or going for a walk or getting some cuddle love. I think Simba likes Amy's more than home.....he is scrambling to get out of the car as soon as we turn onto her street! Oh....did I mention that you get a "report card" of how your pet did while at Amy's. My Simba got an A+ on his last stay....that's my boy!

amazing service and my dog looked absolutely awesome. the place is very nice and inviting. the…read morestaff is very professional and the groomer was very gentle with my (older) dog. very good prices too! the Barking Lot is my got to groomer! and the offer day care too. Go take a look and you will not hesitate to chose them Diane

From the owner: Choose The Barking Lot for an experience that goes beyond dog care services; we create a community…read morewhere your dog can feel at home. Our facility boasts generous areas designated for play, social interaction, and relaxation; all while being overseen by trained professionals in completely secure settings. The Off-leash Dog Park is right on our premises and offers a spacious outdoor space where dogs can play freely under the watchful eye of our staff. With a focus on hygiene and expert care, the daycare strives to foster a secure and pleasant environment for all dogs, whether they are visiting briefly, staying for an extended boarding period, or taking advantage of our various grooming services.

From Yogi I wasn't…read morealways this proud 150-pound brindle Akita you see today. I was a scared, reactive dog when my human found me. I'd been abused, and later, after finally finding a safe home, someone broke in... and I was beaten again. I don't trust easily. I bark when I feel unsafe. I protect my space fiercely. I need distance from other dogs--not because I don't care, but because I care too deeply and don't know how to show it safely. But my human understood. They walk me on a 6' lead, often shortened to 2'. They sit on the ground beside me when I'm overwhelmed. They give me time, space, and safety to choose connection. That's how I learned how to say: "If I turn sideways and offer my shoulders or my butt... you can touch me." It's not much, but it's my way of saying "I trust you." And Justine listened. On October 4, 2023, Justine became my personal walker once a week. My human told her the truth--every challenge, every warning. She had every reason to walk away. But she didn't. She stayed. She followed my signals. She gave me 15 minutes. Now we do 30-minute walks once a week. She must really love me. Then, on January 2, 2024, I met Laura--and fate stepped in again. I didn't know she worked with Justine. Now I have two amazing humans who take me out twice a week. They get me. They give me time. And I give them my trust. To the anxious pups, the misunderstood cats, the shy reptiles, the quiet rodents hiding under blankets: You are NOT broken You are NOT too much You just need the right people who will wait for you to feel safe I'm Yogi. I'm a 150-pound Protection Fluff with a gentle heart and a rough past. I don't take love lightly--but once I give it, it's forever. Sloppy kisses and steady eyes, --Yogi From Yogi's Human: Yogi came into my life with scars--some I could see, many I couldn't. And while I helped him find safety... he helped me survive too. Watching him grow from panic to patience, from tension to trust, has been the most powerful journey of my life. We have good days, tough ones, and breakthroughs. But we keep going. To Justine and Laura--thank you for stepping into our lives. You didn't just help my dog. You made it possible for me to breathe a little easier too. To everyone walking a reactive pet journey: Progress isn't linear. Love is a process. You're not alone. #ReactiveDog #AkitaStrong #DogHealingJourney #AdoptDontShop #RescueToRecovery #BrindleAkita #DogLove #AnimalRescue #YogiTheAkita #ProtectionFluff #TraumaRecovery #ServiceDogInTraining #GentleGuardians #YouAreNotBroken #justintimedogwalking

I highly recommend boarding your dog with Justine. She has taken care of my Oliver on so many…read moreoccasions and she treats him like family. I've been able to enjoy my vacation y so much more knowing that he is safe and well taken care of. She also send me updates so I can see how well he is doing.

DON'T SEND YOUR FUR BABIES HERE. GO ON ROVER AND FIND A RELIABLE, TRUSTWORTHY SITTER WHO ACTUALLY…read moreCARES ABOUT YOUR DOGS...BECAUSE THIS PLACE DOESN'T. If I could give this place less than 1 star, I would. I'm not one to write reviews about companies, because as a small business owner myself, I try to give all businesses the benefit of the doubt, and work with the owners to come to solutions that are in everyone's best interest. But being as this is a place where you bring your fur babies, and the amount of issues I have had with this business, with little to no remorse from the owners, I wanted to save someone else the trouble. Just a few incidents that I experienced: my dog vomiting gravel for over 2 days because he ingested rocks from their yard (it was enough that he was obviously out there long enough unsupervised), coming home covered in dog poop matted to his back legs costing an additional $75 to get groomed and shaved, always smelling like pee and covered in dirt every time I pick him up, his collar being shredded by another dog with no one noticing, not being fed enough coming home starving. This business only cares about making money, not about the actual health and safety of your babies. I've started using Rover and honestly, 10/10 for all the sitters I've found on Rover. They're the same price (or cheaper) as this place and will actually take care of your dogs. Save yourself the trouble and don't bother going here.

I've been taking my dog to Fetch Me Later for almost two years and it's her home away from home…read more When I ask her if she wants to go to pup-care to see her friends, she gets SO excited! Deanna and her staff take amazing care of each and every dog. They are all experienced with different breeds, temperament levels and situations. I love that I can drop my pup off (without any kind of appointment!) and completely relax, knowing that she will be treated and loved like family.

Thank you for the wonderful job you have done for our Dog...he was happy to go in and out. Your…read moresetting is perfect for him where he is so attached to us but felt comfortable gojng right on in. We definately will be returning . Thank you again Stephanie and Michael

From the owner: Dog Daycare Dog Boarding…read more Dog Obedience Training and Behavior Dog Grooming

They took care of my dog this past weekend. She did great. I would recommend this place in a sec…read more Staff great and clean.

The owner was extremely rude she wanted to evaluate my husky to see if she was capable to be…read moreboarded there during my trip and she told me that my husky was going to be a problem and acted like my dog had rabies or something

Dawn and her team are simply wonderful. Professional and caring, thorough and responsive.We have a…read morespecial needs dog, otis. He was born deaf and blind. He is a sweet boy, an aussie shepherd. That said, he is different from other dogs and while he is quite friendly and gentle, does not see or hear cues from other dogs. That simply means he needs some additional attention. They give it in spades, and with love. They have indoor and outdoor facilities, and simply are the best!

Maya loves her time a Furry Friends. She has lots of play time and activity during the day. When…read moreI drop her off in the morning (usually around 6am), she becomes very excited as soon as I turn onto Century Drive. I hand her over to Dawn and Maya does not even look back to see where I am. She knows and trusts everyone at Furry Friends. This is impressive because Maya is a very timid dog and generally afraid of people, noises, wind, rain, thunder, garbage bags, the list is endless. The level of trust she has for Dawn and the staff is wonderful. I call Dawn Maya's bonus momma. Brian W

We boarded our older dog overnight at Meadowview Pet Resort while we were vacationing in Niagara…read moreFalls, Ontario. We also did one day of just day boarding. We had an excellent experience. When we called the facility a week before our trip, I found the owner/manager to be wonderful. She answered my questions and was really reassuring about the services that they provide. She was accommodating in terms of our timing and reservations. The boarding facility is a very easy 15 minute drive from Niagara Falls, and it's a pretty straight shot from the resort where we stayed. We arrived to find a beautifully maintained boarding kennel that was sparkling clean inside and out. Our dog is highly anxious whenever we board her, but the friendly and knowledgeable staff members were patient with her. The rates are very reasonable, and customer service is excellent. I would highly recommend Meadowview Pet Resort to others.

I just had the most confusing and terrible experience going to visit this place. I wanted to take…read moremy 14 month old shepherd here. My girlfriend and I (booked an appointment and) went to visit with our dog today but we're quickly shown the door after a few minutes of talking with Marylynn. She told us to find someone to stay at our house to watch our dog instead. For some context our shepherd has completed Dave McMahon's novice dog training top 3 in his class! He's been doing the intermediate/advanced dog training for 7 months and he's just over half way through his reality recall training. He's a very friendly dog and has never shown aggression to ANY other animal. He grew up with two cats in the house. He loves other dogs and especially people. Marylynn said our dog would be off leash. We said we don't let him off leash yet (we use a long line) because he's not done his recall training. She said if he has to be on a long line then she doesn't want him. But he can be off leash in a fenced area no problem. She told us if our dog won't come when called while playing with other dogs she doesn't want him. The whole time we were there talking to her we felt very unwelcome. We were really looking forward to this place. I guess we'll have to go somewhere else.