I highly recommend Ruff Life Training & Resort. We have an Australian Cattle dog we rescued. She…read morehad a history of reactivity. We have been through socialization training with her and she is doing better. We were going on a road trip and we needed a place to care for her. We were very unsure of how she would do. We toured Ruff Life Resort first and were VERY impressed. The staff were very welcoming and showed us around. One thing I noticed right away was how good it smelled. They keep everything super clean. They offer a variety of suite sizes too. Since this was her first experience, they evaluated her first and with their expertise placed her with a group of dogs that she was actually able to make friends with. She had never been able to do that before. They have five large yards, indoor and out. Their is always someone with the dogs in the yards too. We got pictures and reports everyday on how she was doing and it made my heart happy to see how happy she was and we were able to enjoy our vacation knowing she was being very well cared for. They even bathed her and washed her stuffy toy we had for her. We will most definitely book this resort the next time we need to board her. Definitely a 10 out of 10.

Our 1 year old Havapoo Teddy has been coming here for boarding and playdates for over a year now…read more The staff are awesome and caring. He always seems to have a great time. The staff keeps us updated with photos throughout his stay. Teddy gives this place 5 Stars!

I absolutely love Andre and Linda! They have been so amazing with my little dog Archie. So glad I…read morespotted them at Run-A-Muk and followed up!

I see Andre in the run-a-muk almost every time I'm there! Great owners, very conscientious with…read morethe dogs, excellent handlers.

She hires too many hikers and I think the qualifying of these hikers is questionable. One of the…read morehikers lost my puppy for a good twenty minutes on a hike. A Good Samaritan found my dog alone on the trail and called me. Would not recommend. Update: owner never apologized. Simply said that mistakes happen and that I was too emotional. Very unprofessional. She also had said she personally hikes new dogs to make sure the dogs have good recall before she assigns them to the hikers she hires. That's a lie. She only hiked my puppy once. And she is very disorganized. One of the hikers showed up and only picked up one of my dogs and not the other one. When asked he says oh he didn't see the other one on the schedule, even though I had signed my dogs up to hike together twice a week. Terrible company.

Do not trust your dog with Ellen. She is negligent, has poor communication skills, and lacks…read moreempathy. After trusting my dogs with her for 3 months there were many mistakes made - such as walking the wrong dog, never picking up my dog but still charging me and zero communication. I was lucky I have cameras and could double check her. The final straw was her losing my dog completely on a hike, my 1.5 year bernedoodle was lost for over an hour before she contacted me to let me know "she was leaving him at the trail to return the other dogs but Arlo is lost and heading east" --- she sent this to me in a text, no phone call no plan of action. When I called her to figure out a game plan she was rude and horrible, telling me this was my fault for not having a tag on him. 10 minutes later I received a call because someone had found my dog (in the middle of the city somehow) and called, because he did have a collar with a tag!! --- I urge you to not use this business for your dogs safety.

If you find yourself in Park City and in need of a pet sitter, you just found the best! Stephanie…read morewatched our dog while we were in town for a mountain biking vacation. She offered a screaming good price, much better than any other quotes I was getting. I feel like the care she gave our dog was second to none. I could tell when I picked her up each day she was not stressed at all. And was happy to see her again the next day. She texted us pictures of the doggie field trip she took her on each day and it was very comforting to know our dog was so happy while we were away.

I returned home to find my dog and cat so happy and relaxed! My dog was like his old self - it…read moremade me realize that he has been depressed. Plus she took such good care of his infected ear! She shared pics and text comments almost everyday which was very appreciated and reassuring. I highly recommed "bark sitty"!

I've said it before--and I only speak truth. Caiti is an amazing trainer--simply the best!…read more She goes above and beyond, has the best work ethic, and my dog Sally absolutely adores her. On the days they go for hikes, Sally waits by the front window for two hours before Caiti arrives--that's how excited she is! Caiti's talent is truly mind-blowing. She trains her own dogs and competes in agility competitions all over the U.S. (she's even trained her cat, Rebel!). She knows how to work with multiple dogs at once and somehow gets them all smiling on camera in the most scenic places around the Wasatch Front. Despite her busy schedule, she always makes time for Sally twice a week, and I couldn't be more grateful. If you're looking for a trainer who is knowledgeable, dedicated, and absolutely incredible with dogs, Caiti is the one to call!

This review is two years long overdue. I have a reactive Shepsky, and had challenges, navigating…read moreher behavior, especially during walks. Walks became a challenge and at times stressful. That's when I decided to hire Alexandra. Alexandra is such a calm and patient trainer. She is knowledgeable and she has taught me how to manage my dog's reactivity as well as how to communicate with my dog during walks. My dog still struggles with reactivity, but I am better equipped to manage it and walks have become significantly less stressful. I definitely recommend Dog Savvy Los Angeles and if in the future, I get another pup I will definitely reach out.

I adopted my girl Phoebe from the shelter in April, and I knew getting a shelter dog would require…read morea lot of tender love and care. I was committed to get her training and I knew that I wanted only positive reinforcement training in fear of possibly traumatizing my already traumatized dog if I tried other training methods. I did a lot of research, and unfortunately so many trainers are not forthcoming about the methods and tools they use. I've done a few consultations with trainers who seemed promising on their websites, only to find out they use e-collars or prong collars, which I did not want for my girl. Luckily, I stumbled upon Alexandra. Her whole program is virtual, which I wasn't sure about at first, but the training I've received has been more valuable than any of the in-person sessions I've done with other trainers. The training sessions are all a series of games, which Phoebe was so receptive to. She was able to learn so many new cues in record time. I was really impressed to see my dog work through the game challenges and figure out what to do on her own! I feel that the program has set a solid foundation for when I start to practice our training outside with more distractions. Remember that training requires commitment outside of training sessions! You will get the most out of your dog's training if you consistently practice the games with them everyday. Alexandra is also very flexible with scheduling. There were a couple times I had to cancel and reschedule sessions last minute due to unexpected work meetings, and she was very accommodating. She's also given me referrals to other local trainers who could help me with in person socialization with Phoebe. If you are looking for a good positive reinforcement training program for your pup, definitely give Dog Savvy a chance! Alexandra's love and passion for dogs and all animals is admirable and her wealth of knowledge has been invaluable to me and Phoebe.

We found Ryan and Obedience Matters shortly after adding a beautiful Australian Cattle dog puppy…read morenamed Maya to our family. My fiance and I had done some research regarding cattle dogs and since we are both avid mountain bikers- we thought having a high energy (and smart!) dog would be the perfect trail companion. We had Ryan come to our home and had one-on-one sessions with Maya. As first time dog parents, we learned so much from watching and learning from Ryan interact and train with Maya. He is extremely knowledgeable about dog behavior and helped us with basic commands (sit, down, come) as well as more complex training using the E-collar. I personally was horrified of the idea of using a "shock collar". I was in tears at the thought of "shocking" our dog. However, after explaining the PURPOSE, TRAINING, SAFETY and FREEDOM that the E-collar allows (if used correctly) the dog- I began to feel more comfortable. I even tried to E-collar on a low setting on my own arm, which actually felt more like a light pinch and not a taser (which is what I imagined). Ryan taught us the purpose of it, was not to hurt or punish the dog, but to redirect the dog or have your dog recall and come back to you if needed. If this tool is used the right way- it is an amazing life-saving training tool. Because of the training, knowledge and information Ryan had provided us with- we are able to have Maya with us ON and OFF-LEASH on hikes, and join us on mountain bike rides. Her recall is excellent and while she is not the perfect dog (what dog is? haha) she has grown into a happy, smart and beautiful well-trained dog. When we visit dog parks or people meet Maya, you would not believe the comments we get about her being incredibly well-behaved. We STILL have people in Philly asking if our dog trainer Ryan can help/work with their dogs. My fiance and I now have 3 cattle dogs!!! We used the training and knowledge Ryan gave us to help us work with Maya and our other two wonderful cattle dogs. Although Ryan/Obedience Matters has relocated to Utah- we still are in contact with Ryan and he has helped us with any training tips or questions we have with our younger 2 cattle dogs. I would HIGHLY recommend Ryan and Obedience Matters. He is an excellent dog trainer, very kind, understanding and a patient person who genuinely cares about the dogs he works with.

I cannot recommend Ryan Herbst at Obedience Matters enough. We entrusted him with our 4-month-old…read moreBernedoodle, Lola, for boarding and training, and the results have been nothing short of amazing. Lola has transformed into a well-behaved and disciplined dog, all while maintaining her sweet, playful disposition. Ryan is incredibly knowledgeable about the latest, most effective techniques and is skilled at implementing tools like the e-collar with great care and precision. What truly sets Ryan apart is his genuine love for the animals in his care. When Lola had a minor medical situation, he immediately alerted me and took her to the vet himself. His proactive care and obvious concern showed us just how much he cared for our "princess." His service goes above and beyond the training period. He has called to check in on Lola's progress and even scheduled one-on-one sessions with me to ensure I'm confident in handling her at home. Ryan is a true professional who is generous with his time, expertise, and compassion. If you're in Park City and looking for top-tier dog training with a personal touch, look no further. I would also like to thank Jessie, assistant trainer for her love & care of Lola as well. Thank you, Ryan! Thank you Jessie!

Love the store, love the service, love the groomer. Our dog likes to visit. Glad to give them our…read morebusiness.

Heidi is so helpful, knowledgeable, and has a wide selection of good dog and cat food.read more