I would HIGHLY recommend that you and your dog meet with Mike BEFORE you commit and pay. To be…read morefair, our dog does have anxiety issues but she would absolutely NOT go near him EVERY time we met with Mike and she is not this way with all new people. Mike is good at texting back but there was little proactive follow up. He lacks patience if challenged/questioned. It is a great deal of money, so proceed with caution. For our situation, the experience was very disappointing. To be fair to Mike.. here is his reaction to our review: Shame on you for writing half-truths in that review.. You left out the parts where I suggested we visit the prospect of medication and I would happily consult with your vet... And the part where you were checking with Amy and would get back to me on scheduling -- then you text a month later to say that your lives are hectic.... You wrote that I lacked patience if questioned? And little proactive follow-up? I offered to talk to you at 9:00 PM if you had a few minutes the other night -- because your dog bit your child -- and you responded "not really... shutting the day" ..... I canceled one session when I was sick. You guys cancelled four (two of them on the day were were supposed to meet)... I have all the documentation of group texts, ones with Amy and with you. My attorney (whose dogs I have trained) said the review is defamatory and to let him handle it.

From the owner: Puppies don't come to you with an instruction manual, but it is easier than you thougt to train…read moreyour puppy! Training does not mean that you must be the bad guy. Training means that you teach your puppy how to behave in a human society. It doesn't take much time and it has only positive effects on both of you. At DOGLOGICS we use our Revolutionary TM Practical Positive Development Method Teaching You to Reward Your Dog for Behaving Well

Our experience wasn't stellar, although I'm sure this service works well for some. First of all,…read morethe owners customer service is good, and she clearly cares about dogs and her business. It just didn't work for us. And I've learned that my experience is rarely unique so if this helps someone who has similar situation here we go: We have a puppy that has some people fear, she's a rescue. She does ok if strangers don't reach for her head and they allow her to approach them first. Otherwise she'll growl and back away. (We met her sister when they were almost a year old and the sister was much worse. We have had our dog in training and she's improved drastically). Anyway, this service was going to come take our dog for walks. Robin was not available, although she came over to meet and assess first before approving us as clients, and so she had a younger girl that was working for her come over. This girl seem like she loves dogs and she did not seem uncomfortable with our pups anxiety so we allowed her to take the dog for a walk one morning, and we would be out when she returned but she was to let us know how it went. We didn't hear anything back until we sent repeated texts that day then heard from the owner that "something happened" and it didn't go well, But she knew nothing else. We were really worried since this was one of the first times a virtual stranger walked our dog for us. The girl didn't got back to us nor did the owner until the next day! I finally tracked the girl down and she said she was uncomfortable walking our pup- it didn't go well because she growled at someone and pull on the leash on the walk. well I was really relieved it wasn't something worse, but fully annoyed that she gave us zero feedback and let us just wonder and then seem to be really flaky. I can handle my dog although it's my first because the trainer explained to me how you teach a dog to walk on a leash and what to do when the dog growls or try to chase a squirrel. To me these are kind of basic dog things but this girl was unsettled. She told us she could not walk our dog anymore because she lunged on the leash etc. I am very inexperienced and I'm able toWalk my dog. Or if a problem arises I can predict/solve it with my very little training. This girl decided that the dog would be without behavior issues if we let her have free roam of the house. That is the opposite of what our trainers who have been doing it for 25 years and other friends with dogs have saidOur puppy does well in predictable routine's and experiences. She has a large penned area in the kitchen when we are not homeand she's allowed to freely roam the large kitchen and the backyard. But she's a puppy and has accidents and chews so we're certainly not going to let her roam the house on her own. I pursued this line of thinking but I didn't get any satisfying answers. My overall experience is that this service is quite amateur although loving. So might be right fit for the right owners and the right dog. Incidentally, with a little more searching we found the right puppy play groups and walkers for our very good but fearful pup.

Robin took care of our kitties over Christmas and we couldn't be happier with the experience! Our…read morefur babies got the attention they needed in the comfort of their own home. Robin sent us daily updates via text, and even a few pictures, which really helped to make us feel at ease that the cats were doing okay. She also left a detailed "report card" to let us know what they were up to each day. We will definitely be calling A Loving Leash again next time we have to go out of town!

My little guy goes 2x a week for daycare. He always comes home happy and ready to nap. You can…read morewatch online if you choose, I peek in every now and then. If I happen to see something of concern I can address the issue. Issue resolved. Great staff!

The new office lady answering the phone that replaced the nice man we used to deal with is about to…read morelose a lot of business because of her attitude and general rudeness. She treated us like strangers and shunned us and cancelled appt that was already made and kept days prior before his actual time for vaccinations were even due. Then upon trying to get it worked out was just all or nothing. Thought we found our place but guess I'll be switching now!

I am a new client to Wagz n' Whiskerz. This was the first week that they have come each day at…read morelunchtime to walk my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel (Nelson). They have shown up on schedule and spent the agreed upon 30 minutes of time. After each visit I get a pet report with pictures, which is very reassuring that my pup is having a good visit. They change Nelson's water bowl on each visit and even brought my garbage cans from the street to the garage! After the first week I received a lovely thank you note and a treat for Nelson. What a nice touch! I want to add that their web site is awesome. Great functionality to make appointments and pay via debit or credit card. Many thanks to Pat and team for the great service you are providing, which allows to me focus at work, knowing that Nelson is in good hands.

We have 3 dogs and have used W&W during many of our trips. We started off with a home visit with…read morePat and felt that she really cared about all of our pets and they all loved her, as well. Our dogs definitely require special care--one has food aggression, one needs medication regularly, one has had a leg injury during their care--but they have always done a great job. We have cameras and always watch their visits, not to monitor them but just because we are excited to see our pups while we're away, and we've always been very pleased with their care. We are VERY particular about who we leave our pets with and they have never disappointed! Definitely recommend!

We had and have a Golden Retriever and have used the services of Camp Wagging Tails for 14 years…read more Boarding, daycare, baths, you name it. Plus we like the live video steams to see our doggies......

I would like to address these issues that I witnessed on the I-dog webcams at Camp Wagging Tails…read moreyesterday (June 16). Your staff, by far, was underwhelming and I felt so sorry for the dogs who looked like they were craving attention and love from your handlers. I did not see any offered, except by one person who gave attention to a small dog who was with the little dog group. I actually saw the opposite with handlers removing dogs from their laps and holding their arms away from dogs who only wanted affection. I saw dogs being sprayed with water bottles from behind, I saw a dog being sprayed just because he came close to a handler to get attention. I saw handlers basically just sitting and I saw dogs sitting. I saw a black dog being bullied, rolled, and pinned as the staff did nothing. One staff member walked by the poor black dog being pinned and just looked straight ahead. I consider this to be negligence. I personally thought this dog was too small to be with large dogs. (I hope the owner of this dog was watching on the webcam). I saw no engagement by staff, and it was just so sad because the dogs clearly wanted physical petting. I saw handlers on their phones, and they flat out looked like they'd rather be anywhere other than with dogs. I saw many of the dogs standing or sitting because the handlers were sitting or walking around in circles picking up dog feces.. We go to a different doggy daycare regularly where the handlers run, and play and engage the dogs and the dogs run and play and they're happy. Maybe consider modeling after them? The only reason we came here was because our regular place gets very popular in the summer. These dogs did not look happy. This place seems to take unlimited number of dogs. I couldn't believe the number of dogs I saw in one group. Insane! We didn't come get our dog sooner from your facility because we were working. I do believe these dogs deserve better attention from handlers based on what their owner's pay for quality care. These handlers from what I could clearly see on the webcams (in every play yard) acted like the dogs were an annoyance to most of the time. Take your dog elsewhere. I took pictures for further reminder to us to not return.

While NMAH is not our usual vet--primarily due to distance and the fact that our dog hates being in…read morethe car--we use them about once a quarter, either for second opinions or urgent care visits. I appreciate that they offer later hours on weeknights, and they ALWAYS fit us in, even if it's close to closing time. That's usually when our dog seems to have issues, too, when our usual vet is already closed. No matter who we have seen--or at what time--we have received exceptional care at NMAH. So far, we've seen Dr. David James, Dr. Paul Kritzinger, Dr. Schaff (now retired), Dr. Kimberly Renehan, Dr. Rachel Spickler, Dr. Katie Blackard, and Dr. Anna Shaffer. The doctors are extremely thorough, and we always leave feeling like JoJo has been well cared for. They are also great about emailing us visit summaries and aftercare instructions, and they share details of our visits with our usual vet to ensure communication of her treatment plans. Even NMAH's technicians and front desk staff are wonderful. Everyone is just so warm and compassionate, and they understand the urgency of our situations. We highly recommend NMAH!

My family and I recently moved here from across the country, and between us have 14 cats and 4…read moredogs--meaning we needed a new vet. I have been to 3 so far; the first two were nice, but didnt particularly stand out. Fortunately, Dr Holland did at North Mecklenburg Animal Hospital. I have brought in 2 of my cats so far, and each time Dr Holland has been great with them, and has researched info on medications and options with specialists both for my cats with FIP and with eye issues; both visits, he was understanding about pricing concerns and gave options that I felt were fair and helpful, including thorough emails with additional info and follow up. The office is impeccably clean and the staff very kind. I have passed his info on to the rest of the family, and finally feel that we've found our new vet.