Sierra truly is so wonderful and has amazing attention to detail. She will love your pet as her own…read moreand you know your fur baby is in great care. She has a big heart and you can see how much the animals love her too. Pricing is reasonable as well. Consider booking with Sierra, she has so much experienc. We will be booking with her again.

From the owner: As a dog owner of misunderstood breeds I understand the struggles of finding high quality care. I…read morespecialize in hyper-active pets, exotic pets, and those with social issues or other difficulties. With over 12 years of experience you can feel at ease while your animals are in my hands.

Needed help with a high energy dog that was too much for a couple of mid 70s seniors because it…read morejust wasn't safe for the Mrs. to have a 66 lb. happy dog charging at her. One of the trainers at Liberty K9 came highly recommended and I now know why. Our dog was not vicious, just happy and eager to please. So eager she insisted on doing everything her way. She would not listen to any commands as she was too busy jumping on people. Walking was very difficult because she pulled on the leash and she is a strong dog. After a board/train session it is like we have a different dog. Sit, stay, come are all listened to and given the proper response. Last night the Mrs. took Brandie for a walk up the street. First time she has been able to do that since Brandie came into our lives. 2 doors away from us is a home with a little yipper and 2 greyhounds that started barking very loudly inside. Brandie looked in that direction but never put tension on the leash. When Renee moved on Brandie was at her knee. Same thing at the next house with a dog that really needs some training. Barking causes Brandie to look but she never pulls. This morning the Mrs. decided to try to make the end of the street so some traffic would be involved. On the way back a neighbor who knows (or knew) Brandie very well called out from his porch and the Mrs. told him it was ok to approach. This is a man who would come into the house and Brandie would wag her entire rear end while jumping and licking the whole time he was there. When he approached Brandie began to make a move, the Mrs. said NO and she sat back down. He put out his hand and then began petting Brandie who allowed it all without issue. He left and the Mrs. continued her walk with no pulling from Brandie. All of this was accomplished when the temperatures were well above safe for outdoor activities or raining. I can only imagine the results if more of her stay could have been productive time. Do we now have a military grade service dog? No, what we have is a great family pet. A pet safe around the grandchildren. A pet that is conditioned so that we can continue training and improve the situation daily. I honestly do not see how Liberty K9 could possibly disappoint you. You owe it to yourself AND your dog to check with Shelly Dresser at Liberty K-9 in Fayetteville.

From the owner: Unlock your dog's full potential with training that transforms and delights. Our decade of…read moreexpertise brings out the best in every pup through science-backed positive reinforcement. We don't just teach commands – we build an unshakeable bond between you and your four-legged family member that lasts a lifetime. Liberty K-9 is empowering communities within North Carolina.

if you truly love your "pet", I highly you take your pet to the best veterinarian hospital in the…read morearea. I have a service dog and would not consider any other veterinarian hospital. And by the way, the staff is accommodating and friendly.

Dr Chavis is excellent! Nice facility. No long waiting. Good…read morestaff. I highly recommend!