Pet Nannies Plus has been doing cat sitting for me for several years now, and I am always happy to…read morehave someone from the service look in on my cat when my spouse and I are out of town. It's 100% reliable, the people genuinely care about and like animals, and it costs about the same as boarding. Since my cat hates traveling, having someone come to my place to look after her is very much worth it. I never have to worry about leaving when I have Pet Nannies Plus lined up, and I would recommend this service to anyone.

I usually try and groom my two small dogs myself, but a couple times a year I take them in to get…read moreprofessionally groomed. Maddy was our groomer and she exceeded my expectations! She met us outside while I was in my car to pick up the dogs. She asked several questions regarding the specific cut and she delivered. I am new to the Fargo area and will be sure to make this our new go-to for all our dogs' grooming needs. Thanks Maddy!

I would give 10 stars if I could! The staff went out of their way to help out our family! We…read moretraveled from the twin cities to visit our son (he is in the marching band at NDSU) who really missed his dogs. I couldn't check in to our hotel until 4 and the game started at 2:30. The staff stayed late for us, had an amazing attitude and the dogs smelled fantastic ( which, if you knew our dog, that is quite the feat in itself)! The dogs were happy and clean and nicely groomed. Thanks so much to the staff here! I am so very thankful!

This is a very good place to leave your pet. They take excellent care of your animal…read more However it is impossible to get a hold of them. They never answer their phone, the website doesn't work, the mailbox is always full. The only way I can get in there is to drive all the way there and talk to them. Even when I drive there and ask them to call me they don't.

Very good with my dog Jack. Welcoming to the dogs. Attentive. Hands on. Caring for them, and it's…read moreobvious. My favorite place! Highly recommended! ​

I have used Fargo Boarding multiple times to board my labradoodle. I get the VIP for him which…read moreincludes two walks a day. They keep the dogs separated from each other (which is something that I like). They always give an update about how the stay went when you pick them up. I really think they spend a good bit of time with the pups because they seem to pick up on my dog's personality each time he's there (laid back, sweet, and gentle). Bear is tired and a cuddle bug when he gets home but has never been sick or stressed as a result of being there. I feel very comfortable leaving my beloved pup in their care when I have to go out of town for a long length of time.

They are called fargo boarding and GROOMING but they never have a groomer. if you can't keep a…read moregroomer on staff then either change the name or pay your groomers better.

We have used Fetchers for several years and our pets typically come home with minor issues - eye…read moreinfection, ear infection, kennel cough (once), but our recent visit was SIGNIFICANTLY different. After a 5 day boarding stay, our large dog came home with a partially ripped out toenail, red and inflamed toes on another foot, an eye infection, an ear infection, and punctures and deep tissue bruising on his neck from an e-collar. After a very expensive visit to the vet, we learned that he also has a staph infection on his feet and neck. While I understand that minor injuries can and do happen when dogs play, these are outside of the realm of what I would consider acceptable. Shannon, the manager, was responsive and accountable, which is why I am giving a two star review as opposed to one star. Her communication was professional and she followed up daily to check on our dog. Jack, the owner, was accusatory and went so far as to suggest that we caused the injuries to our own dog. He spent 40 minutes telling me that they have excellent quality control and that their staff finds injuries and doesn't cause them. At one point I had to get my husband on the phone to attest to the fact that he removed our dog's e-collar the day of pickup, which is absolutely ridiculous. When Jack asked me how I knew that the injuries happened at his facility, I responded that our dog arrived without injuries and was picked up with injuries. I am not sure that it can get more clear than that. I am hugely disappointed in Jack's refusal to take responsibility or handle my concerns with even the smallest amount of compassion. He swiftly and effectively removed any consideration I had of continuing our boarding relationship with Fetchers. This whole ordeal has cost us nearly $1,500 and begrudgingly Fetchers has agreed to pay $554 of one of the vet bills, as well as a credit on account for a future visit. Jack was condescending, insensitive, and refused to take any sort of accountability for my dog's injuries. If you choose to use this facility, beware.

I would absolutely recommend fetchers to anyboday! I take my German shepherd there for training…read morewith Katie and for daycare. fetchers is amazing

This is a great service. Sally and the other employees are completely honest and they never fail to…read morearrive when expected. Our dogs and cats love her as much as they love us! That's saying a lot...

I worked with the company for about a year. They took great care of my dog. She loved seeing them…read moreand going for walks. They were very flexible with my crazy schedule. They always showed up and even came over to check on my dog twice after she had surgery complications. Reasonably priced. Always let me know how my dog was. Highly recommend!

My girl absolutely loves Prairie Dog! She has anxiety and stranger danger and the team does soooooo…read moregood with her and with me. I will never take her anywhere else!

My dog has been receiving services from Prairie Dog for a little over 2 years…read more First, she attended the puppy program with Sydney in June of 2023. If this rating was based on the training she received ALONE and Sydney, I would give it 5 stars. Sydney is knowledgeable and did a great job. However, training is the only service I would receive from Prairie Dog. My dog went to daycare at another facility that closed in December 2023, so I was in the market for another facility. My dog had gone to daycare since she was 9 weeks old and never had any issues. When I transferred to Prairie Dog, they required a 3 hour trial, a half day trial, and a full day trial before you could actually start daycare. My dog did a few of the 3 hour trials and the staff continued to say that she wasn't ready for daycare. I felt that this was a money grab to get me to keep coming in but not allow me full days of daycare, so I stopped daycare. I took my dog for a groom in April of 2025. I pulled in to the parking lot and she absolutely refused to go in the building. She was shaking like a leaf and wanted nothing to do with going inside. I was hoping it was just a one-off, and I rescheduled my appointment. The next time, same thing. Completely refused to go inside. My dog is not an anxious dog. Like I said, she's been in daycare since she was 9 weeks, has been to training, and I take her everywhere to include heavily populated places with people and dogs and this has NEVER been an issue. I can only presume that something bad happened at some point at Prairie Dog causing her to react like this. In August of 2025, I was in a bit of a pinch with no one to watch my dog while I was gone for a weekend. Despite my better judgement, I booked at Prairie Dog. They quoted me $50 a night, and a $20 late pickup fee if you pick up after 12pm on your pickup day. I drop her off, same thing. She absolutely hated going inside the building. She was shaking and cried when I left. It was heartbreaking. When I picked her up, there was a collar that wasn't hers in her belongings. I told staff this wasn't our collar, they said it's fine just keep it. When I got my invoice for daycare, I saw that I had been charged $10 for the collar. No one told me that I had brought the wrong collar to boarding or that they had to charge me $10 for one that was within their policy. I was fine paying the $10, but I just wish staff would've told me I brought the wrong collar and explain the up charge. I felt, again, as though this was a money grab. Labor Day weekend was the final straw for me. I was flying out of state for a vacation and needed my dog boarded again. I booked for Friday, August 29th until Wednesday, September 3rd, with a late pickup. I called and asked for a quote, and they quoted me $270. I said go ahead and book it. I check my bank account, and I realized I had been charged $50. I assumed it was a deposit of some sort, but again, staff never told me there would be a $50 deposit, and I didn't have to pay a $50 deposit the last time I boarded. So I called, they confirmed it was a deposit for the holiday weekend. I asked if the $50 would come out of the total price, and they said yes. (If you are keeping up with the math, that would mean I owe $220 upon pickup.) I pre-package all of my dogs food and pack the collar that they charged me $10 for and off she goes. She was a little anxious again, but not as bad as the last time so I was hopeful. When I picked her up on Wednesday, they said my total was $250. I explained that I had been quoted $270 and that I had already paid a $50 deposit. Staff said we charge an additional $10 a night over holidays when we are closed. I said that is totally fine, I just wish someone would have explained that to me. (I explained my previous two instances about the $10 collar and the $50 deposit where I was charged and that was not explained and now this was the third time I was being charged and it wasn't explained.) This staff member was understanding and took off the $30 a night because I was quoted wrong, but then said I should go to their website to see all of their policies and procedures. Totally fine doing that, but I shouldn't have to go to your website to ensure your staff are telling me the right thing. Finally, when I get my dog's stuff back from her Labor Day board, all of her food has been packaged in different bags with different handwriting. I had no idea if my dog had eaten the proper amount of food or if this was even the same dog food I sent her with. Additionally, there was a bag of food in with my belongings that said "Callahan." My dog's name is NOT Callahan. AND the $10 collar that they forced me to pay for? That wasn't in her belongings. I assume they took it back and used it with some other dog and charged their owner for. Overall, I am very upset at my experiences and will not be returning for grooming, daycare, or boarding. I may return for training, but that would be it.

Rocco has been boarded here since he was a baby. He was always with his 'brother' who passed over a…read moreyear ago. I worried he'd be lonely but he is very social. The staff is incredible with him as he's a chihuahua and so many are much larger breeds. WE are very pleased ​but wish the cameras would have stayed as we enjoyed seeing him interact and play.

We received a recommendation to bring our Finnagin to Eddie and Barkus. We have been very happy…read morewith her grooming and daycare. We had her stay at the "Country Club" for a week while traveled and were very pleased. She will be staying again!