Very caring and the absolute best dog sitter around! She sends pictures and keeps you updated how…read moreyour baby is doing. I can't recommend her enough! Your dog will be in excellent care! Very reliable and trustworthy! Reasonable rates!

Lani Anderlini the owner of N.O.D.D.S watched our two dogs and cat for us for 4 days. We always…read moretake our dogs with us when we go on trips but didn't have the ability to this trip so we wanted to find someone to care for them in our home where they would feel comfortable and SAFE. The day after we left on our trip Lani called us saying our dogs had been in a dog fight with HER dog. Lani, without our knowledge or permission brought her dog into our home and in our back yard where our dogs got into a fight with her dog over their bones. We were 5 hours away and so worried about our babies. Lani promised to pay for their vet bills and now isn't returning messages and still owes us $75 for their vet bill. I Do not recommend this pet sitter. Very unprofessional and dishonest! This a picture of my babies face after the scabs from the bites on her face fell off. She will never look the same and I can't even get this lady to pay her remaining balance. UNACCEPTABLE!!

I've been to Zoomies twice and they're a phenomenal service. The daily reports I get always puts me…read moreat ease, and I love seeing the photos of my kitten as she's pampered and spoiled throughout the day. They even let me look around their facilities to ensure it's a safe environment for my cat, something that I sincerely appreciated. Thank you again to Zoomies for being so wonderful :D.

we took a 2 week road trip, from AZ to Florida and back again, with our 3 dogs. They are our kids…read moreat this stage of our lives! the only time they couldn't be with us was when we stopped in Pensacola, to see my 97 yr old dad. So we chose Zoomies from the online reviews and were we ever impressed! Tim was professional and so loving with our dogs, the kennel was clean, I had a good feeling right away. The dogs stayed 3 days and we received report cards and photos every afternoon. With lots of personal touches. the dogs were in great shape when we picked them up. I would definitely recommend Zoomies.

They do a fantastic job of cleaning up our dog messes in the yard. Saves me a lot of time and…read moremakes being outside more enjoyable. Would highly recommend their service. They're friendly, on-time, reliable and always do a great job.

If I could give 10 stars for Tidy Turf & Tails I would. I cannot say enough amazing things about…read moreDana and this service. They love my pups as much as we do. The care they show, not just for the dogs, but for us as customers mean so much. Our yard is always so clean after they come. They are professional, polite, fun, interactive and flexible. We have used a service like this in two other states and Tidy Turf & Tales is the best ever.

If you can wait two months and risk them cancelling on you on the day of your appointment, go…read moreahead. If you expect them to show up for your appointment, you better be sure to answer the phone 20 minutes before. They canceled on us once after we waited 4 weeks. Then I didn't have my phone for 20 when they texted so they moved on and told me I had to wait another 5 weeks. I said no. They were pretty rude. That is not the way I conduct business. I show up for appointments and I understand that people don't always have their phones. What a Miserable experience.

Called and gave them my dogs info. Got a quote within a day and an appointment later that week…read more They pulled up to my house with a grooming van. They took about a hour on my terriers bath and cut. He smells nice is is enjoying his summer cut. Will book agai

Boarding my german shepherd. She loved it and was so taken care of! Thank you Jessica!!read more

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE! I rarely leave negative reviews, but I hope sharing my experience encourages…read moreCain's Dog House to improve its communication and consultation process for future clients. I adopted my 2-year-old Goldendoodle, Crumbl, in March 2026. As a new doodle owner, I relied on Cain's Dog House's professional expertise when I scheduled his first grooming appointment with me on June 24. Prior to that, Crumbl had received a professional full grooming on May 9 with another groomer, so I believed I was maintaining his coat appropriately. At check-in, the consultation lasted less than five minutes, which lasted from me handling my dog with his leash to the groomer. That brief duration was the groomers quick visual assessment of my dog. I asked for a "good trim" & possibly shorter in the belly area. She briefly stated that Crumbl had matting and would need to be groomed "shorter," while trying to leave some fluff on his head. At no point was I clearly told that "shorter" meant shaving nearly his entire body down to the skin. I was not shown the matting, educated on what "pelted" meant, advised of the final appearance, or given an opportunity to make a truly informed decision before the grooming began. I entrusted them with Crumbl. To be clear, I am not disputing that shaving may have been the most humane option if Crumbl's coat was in fact severely matted. I am not a professional groomer. However, if that was the only safe option, I believe I deserved a thorough consultation explaining why, what the finished result would look like, the potential risks of shaving so closely, and proper aftercare. As a first-time doodle owner, I depended on the groomer's expertise and guidance. Unfortunately, that guidance was never provided. The result was heartbreaking for my son and me. I was completely shocked when I picked Crumbl up. He looked like an entirely different dog, with nearly all of his body shaved to the skin. It was emotionally upsetting to see such a drastic transformation without any warning or preparation. Since returning home, Crumbl has also experienced intermittent trembling, something I had never observed before. While I cannot determine whether it is related to the grooming itself, it is concerning enough that I will be scheduling a veterinary examination to ensure there are no underlying injuries, clipper irritation, skin sensitivity, or other medical concerns resulting from--or unrelated to--the grooming. What disappointed me most was the owner's response afterward. Rather than acknowledging that communication and expectation-setting could have been handled better, every response focused solely on defending the haircut and denying any responsibility for the consultation process. Even if the shave was professionally appropriate, effective communication and informed consent are equally important components of professional customer service. The owner also referenced Crumbl's previous grooming history with their salon from January. However, I was not his owner at that time. I adopted him in March 2026 and was bringing him in as a new client. My expectations, knowledge, and experience should have been treated accordingly. Every new owner deserves the same level of education and communication regardless of where the dog was previously groomed. This review is not about whether a short shave was necessary. It is about professionalism, transparency, client education, and informed consent. A responsible grooming experience should include taking the time to show owners the condition of their dog's coat, explain the available options, prepare them for a significant change in appearance, answer questions, and ensure they fully understand what to expect before proceeding. Despite my refund request being denied, I sincerely hope Cain's Dog House views this as constructive feedback and improves its consultation process. Better communication would have completely changed this experience, even if the final haircut had remained the same. *FOLLOW-UP TO OWNER's RESPONSE* While I acknowledge Crumbl had a few tangled areas, I disagree his entire coat required shaving to the skin. I don't recall being told he'd "look like a naked boy." The photo you provided shows the grooming already underway, not the alleged severe matting beforehand. Given his grooming just 6-weeks earlier, a more thorough consultation and explanation were warranted.

I take my dog to doggie daycare here and am extremely impressed with this place! Staff is super…read morefriendly and site is extremely clean. Their daily FB posts with pics of all the pups playing really brightens my day. My dog seriously never wants to leave!

That is My First, one STAR, review I do not like to give a bad review, Unless has something to Do…read morewith my FurbabiesNothing professional about this place..I called them on 24 of February requested boarding for my cat. They told me they need proof of vaccination, I had my vet fax it to them, Everything was ok. Then they sent me the necessary paperwork to fill out and emailed back to them. And I supposed to drop off her at 14:00 pm next day, Saturday. She supposed to stay in this facility until the 10 of March. I drove all the way from Perdido Key to Davis Hwy with my cat and her supplies JUST to FOUND OUT that she couldn't stay because she was Neutered. That word NEVER came up in my conversation with the female person I talked on the phone. I Actually mention to her that I wanted the cat to stay there until Her Appointment with the vet to have A Hernia operation and neutered. NOBODY Ever mentioned that they could NOT accept her because she was not neutered I guess everything works for the best I, definitely, wouldn't want to trust my pet with a crew that can't even figured out, a simple task.

I found Happy Hound via a Google search, and I could not be happier with the results of their…read moretraining. I have just recently finished a Happy Hound training program with my 14-month-old Poodle mix with Tara Siefring of the Happy Hound, and the difference in our stubborn little girl, Jackie, is like night and day. Jackie is not an aggressive dog, but she is quite hard-headed, and like most young, confident dogs, she wants to do what she wants to do. But after our first session with Tara, Jackie was already responding, and by the third week of training, I felt comfortable enough to take Jackie into the park near my home off-leash. Of course three weeks is not the whole story, and Jackie and I have a lot more work to do, but we are on the right path. And not only is she better behaved, but maybe even more important, I have a clearer idea of what it takes to lead her to better behavior. So Jackie and I have both learned a great deal about better behavior from Tara! Tara herself is knowledgeable, dedicated, and great to work with. She'll come to your house for private training, or board your dog for more intensive work. After your dog finishes a Happy Hound program successfully, Tara offers ongoing Saturday morning group sessions for socialization and learning new techniques/tricks. She also maintains a Facebook group for her clients, and her Happy Hound website is packed with all sorts of dog information. Our training involved the use of an electronic collar, but STOP! Don't go away because of that! These are not the scary "shock collars" from years ago. Tara had me hold the receiver unit in my hand before she ever put it on Jackie, and even at a setting of 20 (out of 100), I could barely feel a buzz. And that was MUCH lower than the setting we use for Jackie. Jackie has now learned that when the collar goes on, it's time for fun, so it is effective, but it's not a threat to her. So, if you have reservations about using an electronic collar, I hope you'll re-think your position and give it a try. You won't be sorry. It should be clear by now that I highly recommend Tara Siefring and the Happy Hound for your dog training needs! You and your dog will be happier for it!

Wonderful Service Tara makes the classes fun and easy to understand. You really learn a lot about…read moreyour fur baby too. She can help train the parent and the pet Lol Who knew we were doing some things wrong

Cheryl is absolutely amazing! I was in town for a couple of weeks and wanted to start training my…read morepup. She was so accommodating and helped us make HUGE progress in just a few sessions. I was so surprised how much progress I saw after one visit. We are so happy to have met Cheryl and can't wait to continue implementing what we've learned on our own. My dog, Lincoln, loved her!

Excellent personal dog trainer! Our puppy really learned alot (and so did we) and he is sooooo much…read morebetter behaved than before! Her natural gifts are so intuitive that even our cats wanted in on the action! Highly recommend!!