This place is amazing !!! Their dogs are exceptional ! Training is done with positive learning and…read moreallowing the dog to still be a dog! The owner Shawn Price, truly loves doing what he does. If you need a german shepherd, training or help with training, this is the only place to go !!

I was deployed to Afghanistan at a field hospital last fall and winter. I was online searching for…read morea new German Shepherd pup for when I came home. I began working with Estate dogs to purchase a new puppy for my return. When I came back in the spring the owners were very adamant that I come up immediately to take the just whelped pup off their hands. When I arrived the dog had none of the desired characteristics of ball drive and coloring that I had described in detail from Afghanistan. We elected to wait for a new litter. Three months later when I contacted Estate dogs for an update I was told that litter "did not take" and there were no dogs available. I asked for a refund minus a service fee and the owners have refused to answer my calls or email me. I would caution anyone from working with this business. Stay tuned and I promise to update this review Dr Jay A Johannigman

While this business may share a similar name as many others through out Columbus the quality of…read morecare is what sets them apart. The care for the dog and the owner go hand and hand when finding a groomer! Having a 60ibs fur ball like you see in the picture means I have to frequent my groomer and it can be difficult to properly groom a dog with such a thick coat and this group of girls does an AMAZING job! I've been to many groomers and they put in the work need to manage a thick coat properly. I actually didn't realize how wrong others had done it until I found this gem!! My little man is timid and doesn't always take to others. But he loves going here to socialize and get pampered. While they do take a bit longer to groom than others, they get it done right EVERYTIME. Consistency is key and they are the best around. There team and owner is flexible, patient, caring, and their realistic in grooming prices. They also tell you if there are issues at the kennel with illnesses so your little one doesn't get sick. I respect their whole team and their work and have been a loyal customer for just over a year now

I had to schedule 3 months in advance for our dog that was already a customer and they told us they…read morewere charging more for her because we didn't get her groomed sooner and this afternoon, the day before, they canceled our appointment.

Karley took great care of my beagles. My senior dog has a rough time with his hind legs and is…read moresensitive. My female dog can be super anxious and hyper. I highly recommend Karley for all grooming needs. She is super affordable, communicates quickly and is caring with pets. We will be retuning on a regular basis.

Karley did a fantastic job on our Yorkie-Bichon mix! She expressed our dog's glands, and was…read moreconsiderate enough to let us know we might have to have our vet take a look at them. Egon's cut was wonderful, and even, and we're so proud of how he looks and smells! And one of the best things is we discovered her business is right around the corner from where we live. Very, very happy to have discovered Karley.

I have used Happy Lawn 2 years in a row and LOVE this service. We have 2 dogs who leave a lot of…read moresurprises in our backyard. Our toddler is in the yard playing for hours every single day and unfortunately while pregnant I could not pick up the waste anymore, it was too tiring. So we used Happy Lawn. The guy would come every Thursday in the morning, and as our dogs aren't always friendly we would keep them inside until we had seen him come and go. he would clear the whole yard in less than 10 minutes and then we didn't have to clean poop off every pair of toddler shoes we had...haha. This year we are using them again because we loved the service so much. highly recommended. The pricing is very reasonable and it's listed right on their website so no surprises.

Excellent vet she takes great care of my Fritzy and Lizzie. I always request her or Dr Bonham…read more They are awesome. Go to Lancaster animal clinic, you won't be sorry

Very cold and impersonal Dr. Geer and the staff seem to be very immature and extremely insensitive…read moretowards me during a most difficult time.I have the $80 they told me it would cost and then Dr. Geer said he would not do anything until I paid $84 in full prior to service, when I suggested that was tacky, they felt that was disrespectful and refused to see my dog. At that point I was glad to leave because I had a very strong feeling that Dr.Geer would do something sadistic to harm my pet prior to putting her to sleep.I hoped I found a good vet but that was not my experience...

The most unprofessional business I have ever had to deal with. After multiple issues (them calling…read moreme in regards to a pet that was not mine multiple times, them messing up my appointment times twice. They pulled the file for another dog during my dogs appointment and didn't realize it) I decided to switch vets. After three attempts to have my dogs files sent to the new vet, I just gave up. I have had the privilege of not dealing with them in three years. They called me up this morning to inform me that they can't fill my dogs prescription. I have no prescriptions with them. They are not my vet. I can only imagine they are once again mixing up patient files and they called the wrong person.

I have been taking my pup Fonzie here for the past few months to help him get rid of some energy…read moreand socialize. The staff is always friendly and sweet and welcoming. The place looks clean and my dog now gets so excited when he gets here, so they must be doing something right. I absolutely love that they offer half days if you do not need a whole day of daycare.

Love The City Dog!…read more We have been using The City Dog since 2018. Everyone there is wonderful and so good with the dogs. The staff is amazing. This is one of the best places for day care. We try to go once a week to let our little girl play with friends and work out some of that extra energy. Price point isn't cheap at $27.00 a day or $16 for a half day. Packages are available with slight discounts per visit. They also offer discounts for multiple dogs. The City Dog is great for boarding too. Such a peace of mind knowing you do not have to worry and they are in good hands while your away. During boarding they get play time and their own suite to sleep in. They do post pictures while away and you can bring a favorite toy, blanket and other security item for pet to have while they are there. They do offer additional special devices. We have done the kennel bath and nail trims too. Covid safety precautions are observed and they do a really good job here. The only negative critiques would be you are depending on whoever is posting to social media to upload pics and videos. Sometimes your dog does not make it on a daily post and there is no live stream available to check in. Kind of disheartening if you are working and hoping to see your dog. I will say they have gotten better with this over the last year. They really are top notch and provide exceptional care and services. Our Dog love it there. Always excited to go. Even the mention of the name and she erupts into pure excitement. She is so happy and comes home just as excited and then crashes for the night.

If I could give 0 star, I would....probably the worst doggy day care I have come across across the…read morestates in US. We went for a trial, the worst experience ever. We would never go back. They have about 6 big dogs of their own. Don't know how to take care of dogs. They just want to make money. Pushing customers to send dogs every week even if not needed. They don't know how to introduce a new dog to their big dogs. The guy Steven and his partner Kim, probably the worst bed side manners as well. Do not send your dog there.

If you care about your fur baby do not allow Kim and Steven to watch your pups I relied on their…read moreprevious reviews and "years of experience" but it was a complete let down. At the meet and greet Kim was great. I made it clear that my dog is not neutered, as he is an Alaskan malamute and only 8 months. If they know anything about the breed then they should know that it's a high energy breed who needs to adhere to a strict schedule. Apparently my dog was mounting everyone, untrained and made all the other dogs tense. As a pet sitter you should be more than aware of the temperaments of dogs based on breed, age and by experience. If one dog is mounting then he needs to be placed in time out, and be separated. I gave Steven a schedule to follow and tips on how to handle my pup, there is no way he could follow that schedule while managing other dogs at the same time. There is no way that temperaments of these dogs blend well, and for Steven and Kim to fully keep an eye. Eventually after the 4-5th time of my dog mounting another one, my dog and and that dog got in an altercation. After that I was told that my dog was resource guarding...why is my 82lb 8 month old in an area with a 10 week old pup?? I got an alarming message while I was at clinical, that they were not going to accept my dog anymore and that he needs rigorous training. After speaking with my personal dog trainer, the onice is on them to handle the situation. There is a development factor, and excitement factor. My dog was overly stimulated and trying to get attention. my pup was new to an environment, Kim claims my dog isn't trained, when I personally know that we have already been through training courses. How can they expect a dog to react to a situation when he is around an unfamiliar environment, overly stimulated, and around other dogs with a wide range of temperaments to breeds. There is a reason why when you drop off your dog at dogtopia or camp bow wow that they separate large and small breeds as well as age. I was not made aware that any issues were happening throughout the day, instead I get a message that my pup was had a cut due to the altercation. I should have received updates if they were having difficulty with him. Frantic at clinical, i rush out to pick up my dog. They made it seem like my dog would put their kids or other dogs in danger. When I pick up my dog, Steven then says "how would you feel if another person was mounting you". You are comparing my reaction to a man humping me, to a reaction of dogs who are suppose to be under a supervised environment. How dare he?! This is your business, you are made more than aware of the situation. Even if my pup was neutered, he could still mount. 2 days later I realize my pup has a wound that has been scabbed over. I rush him to the vet, after worrying of an infection. He gets placed on a week of antibiotics. I contacted Kim and addressed my concerns. My Vet cannot clearly say that the wound is due to the dog altercation however this is his first altercation with another dog, and I believe the scab is due to the altercation. this could be easily missed because of his double coat fur. I've never had any complaints about my Dog until he was under their watch. The vet has stated that the antibiotics are due to a yeast infection of the skin. I just wanted Kim and Steven to admit to their faults and take some kind of ownership. In the future they should not accept dogs who are not neutered since they do not know how to handle when dogs mount. They should accept dogs based on temperament age and breed if they are going to have that many dogs at a time. Also on a dogs first day the dogs should be introduced one at a time in order for the dogs to get acquainted. My dog was overly excited and overwhelmed. With that many distractions he is not going to listen to your commands especially when he has no respect for you as a pet sitter.His wound is scabbed over due to his double coat fur..What a big disappointment.. Do yourself a favor and do not allow them to watch your pups!!