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    Green Acres Kennel Shop

    2.5 (11 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Dog daycare

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    Your Dog's Inn

    Your Dog's Inn

    (2 reviews)

    When we got our 12 week old puppy Lido, we were eager to bring him to Your Dog's Inn, and really…read morehad no idea how much he'd need the type of program that Elizabeth provides. He was a rescue puppy from a foster home in Georgia, and we had never met him before picking him up at the transport drop off. His foster mom had told us that he was a bit of an Alpha and he was very affectionate. Well, once we got him we learned he was more than a bit of an Alpha, that he hadn't been properly socialized with other dogs, he was dominant, and high energy. Elizabeth determined this during his assessment but said she would take him. On day two Elizabeth confirmed suspicions that my husband and I had that Lido was not the Lab mix that the rescue told us we were getting, that he was indeed a Pit Bull. I don't have anything against Pit Bulls, but the news did have an effect on how I felt about the whole situation. After five days of going to Elizabeth's, Lido was a totally changed pup. By using exercise, discipline, and appropriate affection, Lido was listening, he was calm, and sleeping through the night without any accidents. Elizabeth was very informative, caring, and really teaching us how to raise our puppy. It's clear that she's passionate about her work, and she does it very well. Sadly, Lido was sent back to Georgia after having him for two weeks. Though he was behaving, I had a sense of unease around him and I knew eventually that would transfer to him and possibly make him aggressive towards me. I didn't think waiting to see if that feeling would go away would be good for either one of us, so my husband and I made the really hard decision to send him back to the rescue. Elizabeth was wonderfully understanding when I told her, and really helped in making me see there was nothing wrong with me, that he just wasn't the puppy for us. We'll get another puppy someday, but we'll take our time and research breeds that would work for us, and make sure to meet the puppy before bringing him/her home. I was so impressed with what spending two weeks in Elizabeth's care did for Lido that we'll definitely return when we get another puppy.

    My Golden Doodle Lucy started at Your Dog's Inn in February 2015. She was 6 1/2 months old, cute as…read morea button, but bouncing off the walls and off anyone in her reach. Originally she was only going to go 3 days per week, but the owner and Pack leader Elizabeth quickly observed that Lucy might be more suited for the puppy program which would be 5 days per week. I can't thank Elizabeth enough for allowing Lucy to be part of her puppy program, after only 2 1/2 months, the difference is amazing. I have a wonderful dog I enjoy spending time with and all of my time is not spent having to discipline her or correct her over and over. She comes home tired, she greets visitors at the door like a lady and her habit of stealing everything that was not nailed down has almost completely stopped. Elizabeth is upfront & honest right from the beginning when she meets you for the first time and observes your dog. She tells it like it is and I find that very refreshing as it helps to alleviate any misunderstandings concerning her expectations and what she can offer her clients from her program. Your Dog's Inn is a clean, safe, interactive place where your dog can learn how to interact with other dogs (big and small) in a positive way. Elizabeth often videos and posts the antics of her "pack" which allows us to see and enjoy their progress on a regular basis. Thank you Elizabeth for not only working with Lucy to be a better companion, but for working with Rick and me to educate and model what it takes to be a better "Pack Leader".

    Bear Brook Kennels

    Bear Brook Kennels

    (15 reviews)

    Always takes care of our Sphinx when we travel but recently we have noticed a change in staff and…read morethe level of professionalism. The kennel seems to be run by teens with little experience and not much knowledge of pet care. We always used to tune into the pet cams when we were traveling to see our baby and verify that cleaning and care were actually taking place. When we picked up our baby at 2pm there was dried food in her bowl and the kennel looked like it was not cleaned. It has been two years since the pet cams have been working and It gives me an uneasy feeling that this is intentional. We are actively looking for a new kennel and highly doubt we will use this kennel again.

    I left my bunny here for 9 days. Bunnies are very sensitive and can get sick and die quickly if…read morestressed. He came back healthy with no issues. They worked with me to find the optimal location for him in the kennel where he wouldn't have to see dogs and cats. They spent time with him every day and sent me frequent pictures and updates. Bunny diets are not easy but they followed my hay, pellet, treat, and salad feeding instructions so he didn't have any GI disturbances. Everyone I met was so kind, from the staff to the manager to the owner. They all really obviously care about animals and seem to like their jobs. I don't like to leave my bunny behind and avoid it if possible. But sometimes it's unavoidable and I'll be way less worried doing so in the future, knowing that this kennel is nearby.

    Maine Trail Dogs - Riley, our rescue with the help of Georgie became a wonderful adventure pup and had freedom to explore the world.

    Maine Trail Dogs

    (3 reviews)

    Maine Trail Dogs, owned and operated by Georgie is incredible. She takes time to understand and…read moreencourage different training tools to meet specific dog and handler needs. I loved her emphasis on safety, health and well being for not just my dogs by myself as well. I used Georgie with my two rescue dogs. We worked on building confidence through play and she understands the breed specifics and their inclination towards certain behaviors. Play based training and training without conflict are great tools in her toolbox but as with all master trades its important to understand which tool to utilize during a project. Georgie is able to identify which tools will have the most impact and resulted it the best outcomes. When one of my dogs unexpectedly died last June Georgie stepped in during that time to help us process the loss but also supported us through by giving us resources to help our other dog cope with the suddenness of the loss. Her support and dedication to her clients and their pets is unwavering.

    Georgie is amazing, I'm so grateful we worked with her. Her care and compassion for animals is…read moreobvious and translates into her training. She helped us build a better relationship with our dogs and helped us tackle a variety of problems. Both of our dogs are reactive in different ways and she gave us multiple strategies and games to use to help extinguish or redirect those behaviors. We really have enjoyed training through play- it makes it way more fun and engaging for both humans and dogs. 10/10, we've used her services multiple times and will continue to do so.

    Bangor Veterinary Hospital - Veazie Vet had no hesitation about removing the mass

    Bangor Veterinary Hospital

    (26 reviews)

    Dr Richie was awesome. Since he's left, this place has gone so downhill. My lab suffered with a…read moregrowth on her shoulder for two years because Dr. Olson said it was inoperable because it was wrapped around a muscle and also that anesthesia was too risky and that it would be like performing cosmetic surgery on an 80-year-old woman and she'd be in constant pain if we removed it. I went back a few months ago to see if they'd just remove it. She again refused, but never said that maybe another clinic would do it. She made it sound like it was something my dog had to live with and sent me home with the name of a vet who does in-home euthanasia. She said it would eventually rupture and that when it did, we'd have to have her euthanized. My poor girl was so miserable that I was going to make the dreaded call. Thankfully, my husband insisted we get a second opinion. We brought her to Veazie, and they got her right in. The vet said it was not wrapped around a muscle. He even gave up his lunch to get her into surgery ASAP. My dog is now energetic and happy, whereas before she was mopey and sleeping all of the time. I almost had her put down because I trusted someone who is obviously incompetent. The guilt I feel because my poor girl suffered with this mass unnecessarily for two years and the guilt that I almost had her put down is something I now have to live with. I'm including a photo of the mass and a photo of her postop. I should have known better. Dr. Olson was always making snide comments about how my dog was a basket case and was dramatic. I just thought Dr. Olson had a weird sense of humor. My dog would only get stressed at the vet, and I just chalked that up to the equivalent of how some people get stressed when going to the doctor's or a dentist appointment. I now believe my dog just sensed something was off and did not like Dr. Olson, because she didn't act like that at Veazie Vet. Anyway, I highly recommend Veazie Veterinary Clinic. They gave me my dog back!

    They got me in quickly. Was very caring and listened to all my concerns. I highly recommend this…read moreplace.

    Petco

    Petco

    (23 reviews)

    I always love going to Petco. It's even more fun now that I have a dog to bring with me (and not…read morejust sent as a servant by my cat). This Petco always has the leading brands of food and treats for your dog, cat, bird, fish, reptile, rodent as well as a great selection of toys, accessories, and pet necessities. I have never not been able to find what I need at Petco. This specific store offers grooming services as well as puppy playdates and puppy training classes. I love that their New Pet discount book is free, as other stores charge almost $20 for their "savings". The book definitely saved me several hundred dollars in food, treats, crates, leashes and puppy clean-up supplies. I have been doing puppy playtime with Christine and Erick, as well as puppy classes with Erick. I don't think you'll find better trainers in Bangor. They provide great supervision, are a wealth of knowledge and make the learning experience fun. In class, Erick has been fantastic. He's easy to communicate with, flexible with rescheduling needs and will probably love your dog more than you do. His training ability and eagerness to always stay ahead of the game when it comes to dog training only amplifies your experience. My pup leaves mentally exhausted with a solid grasp on the new material we're covering. Training the rest of the week is a breeze because of Erick's commitment to teaching you how to train your dog properly. Classes will run you about $80-90 for 6-7 one hour lessons. You'll save money if you buy a package, which I HIGHLY recommend (especially if you're thinking of advance training your dog for therapy or service). The staff here goes above and beyond to make your shopping experience easy and fun. From demonstrations, photos with Santa and free food samples, there is always great activity going on at the store. They also have a wide selection of fish, reptiles and birds for sale as well as some smaller furry creatures and cats. I highly recommend the PALS reward card, which gives you $5 off every $100 you spend, as well as other discounts throughout the store. Just wish the prices weren't so high to begin with!

    Disorganized, poorly managed, messy store. Their services feature retired veterinarians who put…read moreshots in dogs and offer all sorts of outdated advice and a support team who barely can manage what they do. The grooming is equally challenging and you better have all your records and say nothing other than "my dog is fine" or they'll refuse service. And yes, they have refused me service after I drive an hour to get there. Everything this place offers you can get elsewhere better, including your local veterinarian and ordering online from Chewy. Avoid.

    Green Acres Kennel Shop - pet_sitting - Updated September 2026

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