Our 17-year-old miniature dachshund is going strong, and our vet keeps saying how healthy our dogs…read moreare. One reason, I think, is that we selected puppies with good bloodlines from good breeders. We've known Jeff and Karyn for 17 years, talked to them at shows, watched their dogs, heard about their careful breeding for health (and conformation), and listened to other dog people talk about Wagsmore's standards. Just last week at the SF Cow Palace dog show other dachshund exhibitors were praising Jeff and Karyn and their dogs. These are good breeders. They are alert for genetic problems and match up bloodlines to have healthy puppies. They know each of their offspring, can talk about the puppies' personalities, they play with them, and they care about the quality of potential homes. If you're looking for a miniature long hair dachshund (the best type to have!), Wagsmore is a good place to check out. They don't always have puppies, but when they have dogs available those puppies will have a great shot of being long-lived and happy.

Excellent and talented breeders. Our gorgeous companion pup has been with us for four years now. We…read morecouldn't be happier with her temperament and her beautiful, prominent nose :)!

We love the dog spot! We adopted a rescue dog with seperation anxiety so found ourselves…read moreunexpectedly looking for doggy daycare. The team here is so supportive and understanding and have been great working with our new pup. It is great that they keep the play groups small and allow the dogs to have rest time during the day. He absolutely loves going to daycare and runs in happy everyday. Love the report cards and pictures they provide as well!

Everything is great. The staff really love the pups! Always eager to interact with my pup.read more

TLP is an amazing based in Texas, but they do have fosters and organizers all over the PNW. We live…read morein Oregon and found John Munch on Petfinder when I put anywhere in the US. They transport them here super humanely and are such a great organization. This is their website https://www.threelittlepittiesrescue.org We applied for John then had 2 different phone interviews and a reference check. They are 100% legit so I am unsure about all the negative comments, I am a real life person from Oregon who adopted a dog from them. Our coordinator who was based in Washington also connected one of our dogs siblings to use because at the time we didn't have social media and it's been so great to develop a friendship with them and for John and Elliot to be able to reconnect. The adoption prices has definitely gone up since March 2024 but not surprised as so has everything in this country. John is so well behaved and came that way and I attribute that to the amazing fosters these dogs have! Thank you TLP and if you're looking for a cat or dog, I highly recommend saving one from the overpopulation Texas area where this rescue saves dogs!

Would give zero stars if I could. First they charge three times as much as a local adoption…read more Second, my cat arrived filthy, covered in some sort of crust, so he needed a bath ASAP. Third, they claimed he was dewormed, yet we noticed little white worms coming out of his bottom immediately. After a a trip to the vet, he did indeed have a tapeworm, also Coccidia (a Giardia-like parasite that took two rounds of antibiotics and all the stomach upset that goes along with it) and he had a severe case of gingivitis that involved several more vet appointments and life-long dental care. I love my cat, but would I ever adopt through this agency again? Hell no. Thousands of dollars later and no response to my request for a refund of my fees, I say, just leave your door open for an hour and let the cat distribution system do its work. You'll save a lot of money and heartache. Oh, wait, don't get me started on the hours of interviews prior to adoption, not Giardia only for me, but my landlord and three of my references. They are overly thorough when it comes to wasting your time to make sure you're a solid candidate to own one of their rescues. Turns out that they put zero hours into making sure they ship you a healthy animal. Avoid this place at all costs!

Nicole is so amazing and wonderful to work with. She definitely knows her stuff. She helped my wife…read moreand I work on some obedience training with our 6 mo. old puppy as well as our other 5 y/o dog. Nicole was always very prompt and communicative. She sends you a summary of the things you cover after every appointment which is super helpful. I was really amazed to see how well she worked with the dogs, and how quickly they learned from her. My wife and I are certainly on a good path to getting our boys trained up now. I can't recommend Nicole enough. You will be glad you went with her.

Nicole has been instrumental in helping us with our reactive dog (Portie). From puppy and now to…read moreadolescence, Nicole has guided how we should train our dog and sometimes have to hit the reset button to get the results we desire - a dog enjoying his life to the fullest! She is responsive/punctual, insightful (thinking of new strategies), and effective (positive reinforcement leading to less impulse behaviors). She is also helpful with post-session notes so that we can remember all that we learned and use it in our training efforts! Nicole also dog sat for us at a hectic point in our lives and was flexible and accommodating to our schedule. We continue to use Nicole's services and entrust our dog in her care! Thank you, Nicole!

One of the most ethical breeders I've had the pleasure of working with! Jessie puts such emphasis…read moreon the health and social wellbeing of her dogs and puppies, her program has been thoughtfully developed and her puppies raised on a solid foundation of care, love and compassion. A wonderful family, who truly come together and care deeply about the future of the French Bulldog with a strong sense of community. I would not hesitate to purchase my next puppy from Jessie's Frenchies as I know the top notch care that is put into every dog and every litter!

My dog can't wait to go there everydayl!!! She pouts when she can't go! Daisycomes home tired and…read morehappy from a fun day of play with all the other dogs!

No communication from the very beginning. Every time I dropped off and picked up my dog they were…read morevery rude to me. And showed no interest in my dog at all. My dog has been there a month and never a mention of an issue until today when I picked him up. I was told he is marking everywhere and the exact words said were "we are going to have to put a bladder bag on him or get rid of him". I'm from CA and we were taking him to daycare every day and never an issue. They loved him so much!!!!!!! My dog has never had that issue. I discussed with my vet why would my dog start doing this and the answer is stress!!!!!!!!! They were causing him so much stress and over stimulating him. Every time I would pick him up he would be 100% dehydrated. And all the pictures of him on Facebook confirm that. I'm reporting to the BBB. My dog has no issue with marking nor has he ever. This place is a joke.

We worked with Beth at Cold Noses Dog Training for our 9-month-old rescue chihuahua Ellie and both…read morethought she did a great job. Ellie already knew sit, and Beth taught her look, touch, stay, wait, come, leave it, drop it, off, and how to handle alert barking in our condo. Ellie picked it up quickly and the instructions for keeping the training going between sessions were clear,so that we could actually follow them and keep making progress for the next session. Positive, patient, and she made sure both of us were comfortable with the techniques. Would recommend.

Me and my dog had three sessions with Beth and it is super clear that she really cares for the dogs…read morethat she works with -- we had a great experience! Beth was great at listening to any and all concerns I had and I could clearly see my dog making progress throughout the sessions. Would definitely recommend!

Caring staff knowledgeable and dedicated to the work they are doing! From being warmly greeted at…read morethe door to being given clear instructions on how to care for our dogs after surgery I couldn't have asked for more!

My boyfriend surprised me with a tour of Pasados for Valentine's day and I was super excited…read morebecause I love animals and supporting organisations that care for them. Our tour guide Maddie was super knowledgeable and was able to tell us how every animal came to the sanctuary. She was super upbeat and articulate in a way that showed deep care for the animals. The tour is a lot of hills and I appreciate that they provided a golf cart for the people in our tour group with limited mobility. In every aspect of our experience it seemed Pasado's put accessibility first. But the tour itself is so heartbreaking. The first thing my boyfriend said when we got back to our car is that this is the most depressing animal sanctuary experience he's ever had. And I agree, it was hard to stay upbeat and have a cute romantic experience while our tour guide essentially described horrific cases of animal cruelty for two hours. I learned so many great things on the tour and I'd definitely love to come back here to adopt a cat or volunteer. I just think it definitely wasn't the romantic Valentine's day experience we were looking for.