Dr Kroop is very nice. It is hard to get in as it is just her. My sister had taken her cat there…read moreand I had taken her there until she passed this year. I know for emergencies you are not going to get a Vet around here after hours. You won't an where. You have to go to Allentown 's 24 hr Pet Centers and expect at least a $1000 dollar bill. I think Wilkes Barre has an Urgent Care Pet Hospital as well. If you love your pet enough then you will spend the money. This is also why I always have a back up Vet in case I can't get my pet into one Vet I have another Vet they can go to. It is not different than people.

LONG RANT....LONG RANT....LONG RANT....LONG RANT... I…read morecontemplated for a few days about writing this....We normally take our fur babies to COMPANION ANIMAL HOSPITAL ...Wednesday afternoon, when our little old lady Boston Terrier, went into seizures, and possibly a stroke, she couldn't move her legs and was having extreme difficulty breathing...We immediately phoned the COMPANION, where she has been receiving treatment for heart problems and such, so they were aware of her condition, and asked to speak to a doctor or if we could bring her over immediately.... The woman on the phone said she would speak to the doctor...she came back on the line and we were told the doctor would not come to the phone and we should take our dog to an emergency animal hospital....I asked the woman if it this was because they were closed...and the response was...."No, we're booked"...I explained again the circumstances and stated I didn't feel our dog was going to make it....again...she stated there was nothing they could do.....This however is what they post on their WEB PAGE.... Emergency & Urgent Care We have a veterinarian and personnel on duty 5 days a week who are trained and equipped to handle any urgent care your pet has. Emergencies can be things such a poisoning, hit by car, LENGTHY SEIZURES, etc. If you ever feel that your pet needs emergency treatment do not hesitate to call or come in immediately. If possible it is best to call before coming in so that a team member can advise you on your particular emergency........ Obviously, in our particular case, they must have forgot what they advertise....Remember, THEY WERE STILL OPEN at the time. I'm sure they were busy, and I'm sure the "virus stuff" excuse will have some bearing on their response...but the lack of compassion or care they exhibited, just very much disappointed us. Ultimately, in a panic, we called WILLOW CREEK VETERINARY HOSPITAL, a friend of mine had told me about this place a while ago.....they told us to bring her down IMMEDIATELY FOR EMERGENCY TREATMENT...We had never been there before, but they took us without question....ultimately our little girl had to be let go to fly with the Angels.....However, the concern and compassion and care, the doctor and staff at WILLOW CREEK showed us, have made a lasting impression on us....remember we were NOT their patients...but they treated our dog in her final moments like they had her all her life... Obviously I am writing this out of disappointment for how we feel we were abandoned in a time of dire medical need by the folks at COMPANION....I am sure there are those that have had good experiences at COMPANION ...I am not writing to sway anyone's belief....merely to vent my frustration...

We enjoyed our 9-session training package with our puppy who was a little over a year old and…read moredisplaying fear-based reactivity toward strangers (humans). Our trainer was very understanding, relatable, knowledgeable, and positive. We learned practical techniques for managing him in public and building a positive relationship with him. We are much more confident now, and so is our puppy! :)

A great training program! Alyson our trainer was a terrific instructor. She uses all methods of…read moreteaching... Instruction, demonstrating, then gives positive feedback while the owner does the lesson. I highly recommend OLK9!

My 1.5 year old golden retriever stayed with Kelsy for the 1 week board & train. He went in…read morecompletely disregarding any commands, pulling very hard on his leash, and completely unable to relax himself. We tried 3 different trainers before. We are now 2 months since Kelsy worked her magic. Milo is fully able to be unleashed on our 2 acres while running and playing, but listens to every single command in a split second. Kelsy is easily the best and I cannot recommend her enough!

From the owner: Unleash your dog’s pawsabilities with Pawsability Unleashed. We offer training, boarding, and a…read morehike club. Our training pairs obedience with freedom, and boarding that feels like your dog’s second home.

Have been taking my dog here for training since she was 3 months old. Very nice trainers and good…read moresocial distancing. Definitely recommend for all dogs!

Love this obedience and training facility. Lana is wonderful. For those who care, they are also…read morecareful and diligent about following proper masking and distancing restrictions. Excellent training for your puppy. They believe in a balanced approach with positive methods and also letting your puppy know what is not okay in a gentle but sure way. I'll be continuing my dogs training there.

Dog training.... I can't say enough how wonderful Nikki is! She is an amazing dog trainer and will…read morehelp teach you how to train your dog so he can really be your best well behaved friend. I first met Nikki back in the late 90's when i had 2 cocker spaniels go through her training. They were great dogs because Nikki played a part in their lives. We used her training techniques throughout their 16 & 17 years. My most recent contact with Nikki has been in relation to her latest litter of Vom Evolution puppies as I have been thinking about getting another dog. I completely trust Nikki, her experience and proven results. Her knowledge and experience specifically with working line german shepherd dogs and all dogs in general makes her one of the best trainers and resources in Pennsylvania. You should also know that she has won many awards, titles and competitions through her hard work and dedication to all dogs and the german shepherd breed. I am editing this to add that Nikki's training facility is spotless. It is easily one of the cleanest animal facilities I have ever been to. She takes pride in her work and it shows.

Want a people person get a psychiatrist. Want a dog person get Nikki! She's the best trainer I have…read moreever experienced. Small dogs, big dogs, problem dogs, want to learn the basics, or want to get into competition level training you will not regret having her expertise. She is wonderful and she teaches YOU how to train your dog. Dogs are so smart and they know what they can get away with and with who so when you get home you know what to do to have a pet your puoud of and can enjoy. I can't tell you how wonderful your experience will be. Then have a dog that you love without the resement or fear makes a perfect holiday every day.

We had a dog for many years and he when he passed away we decided we would get a puppy. Of course,…read morewe thought training Maggie our new dog would be easy. Were we ever wrong. We booked an appointment with Tony when Maggie was about four months old. The transition was unbelievable. He explained to us how dogs think and taught use how to correct bad behavior. In addition to teaching Maggie, Tony taught us what we were doing wrong. I feel it was well worth the cost and recommend K-9 Academy to anyone who is looking to get training for their dog.

When we adopted our puppy we searched for dog trainers in our area and found K9 academy in…read moreClarks-Summit. I'm so glad we enrolled in Tony's classes at K9 academy because now we have a obedient dog and the confidence to continue with his training throughout the rest of his life. Most people are nervous to bring their beloved pets to trainers for fear of training to be too rough on them, I know we had our concerns when looking into trainers. Tony is very careful and shows you how to properly correct your dog from bad behaviors without hurting them like some of the other extreme methods for dog training. K9 academy charges a fair price for such a great experience, training and confidence you get with training your dog. I loved the fact that if I have questions even outside of class at anytime during the day I can call him for help and he will guide us in the right direction. You can't get that kind of service from any corporate pet store that offers dog training. Tony also never tried to up sell us on any kind of equipment for training or classes that he felt we didn't need. Tony's very passionate about his work and you can really tell his love for dogs when you meet. K9 academy offers so many different class everything from basic obedience to bomb sniffing training so it's easy to find something right for you and pursue your dogs training as high as you'd like. Our puppy is now 8 months old and is an extremely well behaved and gentle dog. Tony will forever train our dogs as we adopt more of them. If I could rate this place any higher than 5 stars I would. Thanks K9 academy.

We are thankful for our dog's obedience training, but were extremely disappointed about her weight…read moreloss when she came home after her two week board and train. We understood that our dog is anxious, but would have liked communication regarding her lack of eating during her stay. We received no communication regarding this. For this, I do not recommend doing a board and train. If you have the time to train, please do it on your own so your dog can stay with you.

I contacted Caitlin regarding training for my German Shepherd rescue who is 7 months old. After…read morecompleting the initial evaluation, I felt optimistic that she would be able to work with me to help train my puppy so I purchased her 7 session at-home one-on-one package. During that session she stated that my dog had anxiety which I believed could be true due to her unknown past. She had recommended supplements and a costly CBD oil. On the day of our first session, she called me at the time of our scheduled session and said she had brought along her dog as well as a dog she was board and training. She had not given me any prior notification that the dogs were along with her nor asked for my approval to bring them onto my property. For the first 15 minutes of the session, the dogs she brought along ran around my backyard and my dog (who is still warming up and settling in with new people and other dogs) was rightfully very timid and scared. She then asked me what we would be working on that day and I had voiced to her (in our evaluation session as well) that crate training was very important to me and for the safety of my puppy when leaving my home. She then commented that would require going in the house, where she brought the dogs into my home (once again without asking permission). The dogs continued to be a distraction to my dog who you could tell was incredibly stressed and uncomfortable, clearly unable to focus and train. At that time, she did remove the dogs from my house and brought them out to her car. At this point, we had about 10 minutes left in the session where she pivoted to a completely different subject and tried to train my dog who was still very uncomfortable and scared by what happened previously. She proceeded to make comments with no actual facts that my dog was acting that way because she is "in pain", "has a very weak back" and that her behavior is incredibly "abnormal". I rescued her from an extremely reputable German Shepherd Rescue where she had been examined by a veterinarian and deemed healthy for adoption. Leading up until the moment she and the other dogs arrived my dog was perfectly content and has shown no signs of pain or discomfort in the time I have owned her. I had started giving her the recommended supplements and CBD oil and had started noticing that she was having an easier time settling. She commented that she had noticed no changes in my dogs behavior and that I should start giving her more CBD oil -- once again, my dog was incredibly uncomfortable after the unfamiliar dogs were in our yard/home and her disposition showed that. After this extremely frustrating and disappointing session, I reached out to her to explain how I was dissatisfied by what had occurred during our training session and especially for the price of what her sessions cost. I also voiced how I felt as though the trust had been broken and that I did not believe she was the best fit for my dog and myself. I attempted to end the relationship amicably by requesting a partial refund since she had not fulfilled any services. She provided me a refund at the cost of one singular session (which now after doing further research is an astronomical rate). While I do not discredit that she has been in the business for quite some time, I regret not taking some of the reviews that have been written more seriously, as it appears others have had extremely similar situations where she has given a "medical diagnosis" regarding their pet's behaviors. During this short relationship, she made me feel as though there is something wrong with my dog and has caused us both an unnecessary amount of stress on top of financial loss.

Caitlin Nagy was recommended to us for the training of our pit/chow mix Reese. We inherited Reese…read morefrom our brother. We initially contacted her for help with what we saw as aggression in Reese. Even when my brother was alive it was next to impossible to form a bond with Reese. We figured that she is a one person dog. Simply put, we were scared of her. When we reached out to Caitlin for help her response was that there were reasons for Reese's behavior and that we would explore different avenues. We set up a house visit for our first training. On the day of our visit she explained that before working directly with Reese, she wanted to take a video of us walking Reese. After a couple of minutes of taking the video and observing Reese she determined we should consult with our vet. She was concerned that Reese might actually have a hip or knee problem and be in pain and in need of meds. We made that vet appointment and sure enough Reeese has knee problems. With proper meds, it is everyone's hope that this will relieve some of her pain and hopefully make it easier to work with her. Caitlin's approach is to look at the "whole" dog, as well as teaching us about dog language. We like this approach. Now that we are addressing Resse's physical issues we look forward to our next steps in helping us feel more confident and safe with Reese and her tendencies towards aggression. We understand that this is a process and look forward to working with Caitlin on the rest of this journey! Thank you so much Caitlin!

We had our first Dock dive training to see if Flint would work. Trainer Diane was amazing. She…read moretaught me so much that I have been practicing at home. Can't wait until our next class

Our pup is a big boy, a little anxious and a lot a bit needy-but we know he's in great care at…read moreLet's Speak Dog. He's always very excited to jump in the car knowing he is going to see the staff and his 4 legged friends. The staff go out of their way to make him as loved and comfortable as possible and we are appreciative.

I had came in to do a viewing of the building with intention of having a back up plan for my dog if…read moreever needed. While it was a well set up place I was pretty disappointed in the man at the front desk requesting I put my dog in the car during the tour. I did remind him that it was 80* out and that would be dangerous. He seemed unbothered by it. Therefore, that instance of poor judgment was enough for me to choose to not utilize this as a back up plan. I hope he can learn his lesson.

I would highly recommend. Groomer is willing to work with animals of all kinds and demeanors. She…read moreis patient with old and infirm animals. Willing to do house calls. Offers a variety of services. To her this is not just a job it's a calling.