We have been having Jason and his staff walk and dogsit for our golden retriever since he was 10…read moreweeks old. Safety is our top concern when researching for a dog walker...and Jason has put our minds at ease when our pup is in their hands. They are very responsive to messages and requests. Our now 1 year old golden has grown very comfortable with his usual walkers and comes back happy and tired from his daily walks. Highly recommend for anyone with a new puppy and just your furry baby, in general! Butterz special shoutout to Brendan, Chelsea, Iggy!

My 3 year old beagle, Jude, absolutely loves being walked by Jason and his crew of incredible dog…read morewalkers. I love how easy it is to schedule walks on their app and that they send messages and photos to me from every walk! We've also had Claudia stay at our house to watch Jude while we were away for the weekend, which was an amazing option. Jason's rates are affordable and the service is so reliable. I highly recommend this dog walking service if you live in Brooklyn!!

Corey has been helping me with my shepherd Odin since he was 6mos. I always get compliments on his…read moretraining and whether we are working on tricks or behavior Corey always has some little gem of knowledge or thinks fast on his feet and Odin and I are off to the races once again. You will get results!

Corey is a terrible dog trainer and from my interactions with him over the couple of months that we…read moreworked together, I get the sense that he's a terrible person as well. Let me take you on a journey. You're young and naive, you adopted a dog during the pandemic. The rescue told you that she is a very chill dog. She is, in fact, not chill. She is under-socialized and fearful of everything. You look for a dog trainer. Without doing any research, you accept your neighbors recommendation of Corey Harden K9. It is the worst decision of your life. We set up our consultation meeting at our apartment because one of our issues was resource guarding of the space. Our just rescued 8-month old dog Sona is a Shepherd mix, very guardy so she barks at the door and at any sound in the hallway. Corey came in and literally kicked Sona. She was so afraid that she peed in the apartment. After a few minutes, Sona did get used to his presence and began to display more soft, curious behaviors like sniffing and going up to lick Corey. So as obviously insane as the situation was, we went ahead and booked Corey as our trainer. We were stupid and overwhelmed - this guy's a professional dog trainer and says all this is normal, who we were to disagree. (All this to say, don't judge me for staying with Corey as long as I did. I need to emphasize again that I was a real life moron and knew nothing about dogs at the time.) We mostly wanted to work with Corey on leash manners. Sona pulled relentlessly on her martingale to the point that she was choking herself, and she will pull through that anyway. It made walks deeply unpleasant. She was also leash reactive. At our next session, we met at Prospect Park for a walk. Corey immediately put her on a prong and popped her VERY hard on the collar. Sona yelped loudly. Thinking back, Corey is lucky that Sona is a sweet dog and did not redirect at him for that. To be clear, there's nothing wrong with communicating with your dog that there are things you want/don't want, but he consistently applied unnecessarily harsh corrections. He wanted us to start our training with Sona at the Nethermead at Prospect Park during off-leash hours. Anyone that's been there knows its quite chaotic, dogs everywhere! At this point, only a couple weeks after rescuing Sona, we have not had time to form a relationship with her. Yet he ONLY wanted us to work her off-leash at the Nethermead, where Sona would just ignore us and ignore food/toys to dart off with other dogs. Then he would harp on us for not working hard enough? Again, thinking back, this is a horrible and dangerous approach. We should have been on a long line, probably on one of those patches of grass off to the side of the main field so the other dogs were in sight but she still had enough distance to focus on us. A few sessions like this was enough to convince us that Sona was untrainable and that we were horrible dog parents. The entire process left us feeling so defeated, and of course, Sona's obedience and fear aggressive behaviors got worse throughout the entire time. During one of our training sessions at the Nethermead, a man was walking towards us to get through the field. Sona immediately rushed to him and started barking at home, ignoring our recall and we were unable to redirect her with play and food. Corey was literally there, he witnessed this behavior and with a straight face said "don't worry about that man, dogs have a sixth sense so they can tell when someone has a bad vibe." Um, does this sound logical to you? Does this sound like something a professional dog trainer would say? Anyway, we clearly never worked on desensitization or counter-conditioning for her fear of strangers because Corey was delusional and convinced us that Sona is a medium that can sense vibez. Of the few things we did right with Sona, crate training is the one I'm most grateful for. Absolutely no credit goes to Corey for this because we crate trained her before we started working with him. However, I can credit him for undoing all of our crate training effort because he encouraged us to crate her and BANG ON HER CRATE REALLY LOUDLY whenever she barked at the door. What was once a nice, cozy, safe place to relax became a really confrontational space. Once, he took Sona for a pack walk. He brought her back an hour later with four bloody paws, she needed booties and couldn't really walk for more than 10 minutes outside for several weeks until they healed. After using six or seven of our ten session package, we decided that we're done. We never communicated with him again, ignored all his messages, and didn't even ask for the remainder of our money back. In the time that he worked with Sona, she went from friendly but anxious to straight up aggressive. I wish I could go back in time to before I worked with Corey, I believe Sona wouldn't have developed severe behavior issues it it wasn't for him. Sona is doing great now, we got a real trainer and she's thriving.

We LOVE the Go Dog team!! We have used Jason and his amazing crew of animal lovers for the past 5…read moreyears for both our cat and dog and we are so thrilled. You will not find a team who cares about the wellbeing of your family member. Jason and his entire team deeply care about your fuzzy creatures and we will continue to recommend them! If our boys could talk they'd give GoDog 5 full paws!!

Godog has been walking my dog Yumi for over a year and I highly highly recommend them if you're…read morelooking for a walker! Steph, William, and Jason all seem to really care about Yumi, and her well being, I know she feels similarly because she's incredibly excited when her walker for the day arrives. The walks are always in small groups, consistently with the same one or maximum two other dogs, all of whom are friendly and well socialized. After each walk I receive a very charming update along with very cute pictures. Overall I highly recommend Godog, I've used several dog walking services over the years and Godog is by far my favorite!

Two years ago when I adopted a 10 yr. old pup, I was worried about finding a dog walker in my…read moreneighborhood. Luckily I met Dave! He came over to meet me and Rizzo and he was great with her since she is a shy, stand offish shihtzu who was found roaming the streets alone. He has been walking her 4x a week now and always leaves notes so I know how she did and what she did on the walks! He is extremely flexible and will add or drop walks when needed. He also has some great co-workers who are also so professional and trustworthy. Phyllis came and took care of Rizzo and my cats when Dave was away and she was great. Dave is willing to go beyond the dog walk too - he also feeds my cats dinner two times a week so they aren't starved by the time I arrive home! He is an all around professional, kind man who is dedicated to his company.

We have started to use Dave's Dog Duty when we got our first dog Ferdinand 8 months ago. Ferdinand…read moreis a rescue dog, who was shy and scared of loud noises when we got him. He's now a playful little dog, ready to walk (most of the time) and to have fun with other dogs. As much as I'd like to take credit for his progress, I think Dave and our dog walker Phyllis have much more to do with it. Phyllis is a great dog walker. Her love for animals is obvious. She helped us get Ferdinand ready to walk with other dogs, always leaves detailed feedback if Ferdinand is more anxious than usual. She was a great support as we also welcomed our third son back home, advising us on how to behave with Ferdinand, and sharing some very helpful kid friendly videos for my two older kids so they learn to play safely with Ferdinand. Ferdinand is now very well adjusted to our family, and us to him. We feel very fortunate to have found Dave's Dog Duty to help us transition from a family with two children and no pets, to a family of three children and a dog.

This place gets my highest recommendation! If you've been searching for a trustworthy grooming…read moreservice, look no further--you've found it. It's beyond professional, immaculately clean, and super friendly! My pup is incredibly hyperactive (and not exactly a fan of other dogs), so grooming has always been a challenge--for him, me, and any groomer brave enough to try. But with the wonderful groomer Iryna, something truly magical happened at this place. It felt like an instant connection (seriously, like it was made in heaven! Haha). The level of care, patience, and skill here is simply unmatched. PROFESSIONALISM Pet City Grooming's professionalism is unspeakably outstanding! I have never noticed a single scratch or any minor injury on my pup after a grooming session, which is a testament to their incredible professionalism and attention to detail. What stands out even more is how my pup reacts--he doesn't show fear or anxiety like he did at other places. Sure, he gets a bit upset for about 10 seconds, but then he happily runs into Iryna's lap! I've been to other grooming salons where I had serious issues: they'd drop him, treat him poorly, or stick him in a crate. But there's never been any sign of that kind of treatment at Pet City Grooming. It's clear they genuinely care about the well-being of the animals in their care, and that level of professionalism is why I trust them completely. THE SALON The salon is absolutely stunning! The space is not only beautiful but incredibly functional as well. It's spacious and thoughtfully designed, with different rooms for various purposes. There's a shower (washing) room, a drying room, a separate grooming area for cats, and a dedicated grooming room for dogs with four stations. Everything feels brand new, freshly renovated, and you can really sense the passion and heart that went into creating this space. Another critical point is the spotless cleanliness, which is vital for a grooming salon. They take pride in maintaining a professional, hygienic environment. Every detail has been carefully considered, and it indeed shows. SUMMING UP I believe this is an outstanding place, and it's clear that the salon exists not for money but out of a deep love for animals and a genuine desire to make them look their best--like little models! The financial side feels secondary to the care and attention they give each pet. No matter which groomer you get, you can rest assured your pet will be pampered and treated with the utmost care. They truly go above and beyond, and there's no doubt your pet will be happy and well-groomed every time! And a bonus to it: you might get the cutest before/after photo

This establishment was hands down amazing with my fur babies. Finding a good cat groomer isn't…read moreeasy, My boys were treated well. They came out looking and smelling so good. If you're looking for a cat groomer I highly recommend!

I was extremely nervous about selecting a dog walker. I have a sometimes grumpy 8 year old…read moreyorkie-poo. Greg came prepared, qualified, and all his past clients sang his praises. Quickly, my mind was put to ease. Soon, my dog was waiting at the door for him to come wagging his tail! He races down the hall to greet him. He never pushed my dog on days when it was too hot and always my pup's safety was priority. We're now moving out of state and sad to be losing his help. If you're looking for a great dog walker, look no further!

From the owner: Local dog walker in Marine Park and surrounding areas. We are fully insured as well as being CPR &…read moreFirst Aid certified. We also do behavioral training and board dogs overnight or during the day. We treat your dogs like they are our family!

LaRay was great with our beagle! she has been so mellow since she got back from a seven day…read moreboarding it's like camp for dogs. also the place doesn't smell like so many others. highly recommend. and they send pictures!

LaRay and his team are incredible. This establishment is reliable, prompt, caring, and very…read moreprofessional. My dog Chaco loves it here and always comes home tired. If i could give more stars i would. Thank you!

Prospect Bark has been a gift! I recently started bringing my puppy, Tucci, for daycare, and the…read morelevel of care he receives is truly exceptional. The team is incredibly warm, thorough, and genuinely invested in the well-being of every dog who walks through their door. What I love most is that their philosophy of dog care mirrors high-quality child care -- attentive, structured, and deeply compassionate. It aligns perfectly with the kind of love and care that I give Tucci at home, which makes it easy to trust them and feel safe sending him there. One of my favorite parts of the day is receiving the photos and videos they send. It's clear from every update that Tucci is happy, engaged, and in great hands. He loves it there! I am so grateful to have Prospect Bark in the neighborhood. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking for a safe, joyful, and nurturing place for their pup.

Hello! I wanted to kindly remind this business that it is illegal to perform "working interviews"…read morewithout compensation. Working interviews are legally considered trial employment, which requires at least minimum wage. When asked by a prospective employee if this will be a paid trial, the owner responded to them saying that if that matters to them, the job probably won't work out. Aside from legally, that's pretty morally gross. Especially in the current job market. Nobody should be expected to work for free, even if that job involves hanging out with dogs! Dogs are great. We love our dog. We love him so much, we even feed him! Which is hard to do when being denied pay for labor. Just something for this business to consider changing moving forward, and maybe something prospective employees and clientele should be aware of.

Handled with love and care. I have a very anxious 5 year old Jack Russell mix. He is afraid of…read moreeverything so I knew going to the groomers was going to be a challenge. That being said, the attentiveness and care they showed my dog was wonderful. I've now found my groomer for my dog going forward. Very happy with the experience

I was running late bringing my cats for a nail trim. I called to let them know and they were very…read moreunderstanding and were able to accommodate us. The nail trim itself also went well. Thank you so much!

Maybe you're more organized than we are but we were caught in an emergency soon after a move to a…read morenew neighborhood, without cat care when we needed to rush out of town. We spent a stressful afternoon searching and eventually took a chance on BKLYN Petsitter. If you're in the same boat, stop looking. Richard is great. Richard (the sole sitter, despite the corporate-sounding name) is easygoing but also professional. It's a comforting combination and one that we appreciated after a couple of earlier attempts with more well-meaning but gypsy-like sitters. We're cautious, maybe even a little paranoid, about who we give apartment keys to but within five minutes of meeting him, felt reassured. We've had no hesitations about leaving him alone in our home since our return that first week to an apartment that was exactly as we'd left it. In our opinion, he is incredibly trustworthy. It's been two years and Richard's sat for our cats almost a dozen times - often at the last minute because we're so bad at planning ahead. Sometimes it's been for one night, others a week or more. We have no complaints, so finally got off our asses to leave a review. Despite being skittish and a nervous wreck when we returned from trips using other sitters, our one persistently neurotic cat has thrived under his care. She's usually lounging on the ottoman when we return, instead of hiding behind the desk and needing to be coaxed out. The other cat was on a medical regimen for months with as many as 3 different meds taken various ways and at different times. No problem for Richard. On return, our cats have always been healthy, clean, sociable, and remarkably relaxed. Richard's laid-back persona reassured us when we first met him and carries over to his behavior with our beasts, who treat him like one of the family now. He's kind to them, competitively priced, always there when we need him, cleans the litterbox, and can be trusted with our keys. Seriously, stop looking.

Richard is great. I was very nervous about finding a cat sitter because my cat is very attached to…read moreme and needs lots of attention. I have never used a cat sitter and I have had my cat Felix for five years. I finally had to hire a cat sitter and I couldn't be happier with Richard. Before I went away, Richard came to my apartment to meet Felix and me and I was immediately put at ease by his gentle and caring nature. As for the visits (I do 2 a day), Richard does exactly what I ask, and the best part is that he texts at every visit to let me know how Felix is doing. I have used Richard twice so far and I will definitely be using him in the future. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!