I had no clue what I was getting myself into purchasing my two month old Rottweiler puppy Victory…read morein December of 2021. It was an emotional roller coaster. Victoria was amazing with Victory. She's very reliable, resourceful, and most importantly knowledgeable when it comes to dogs. She's the dog whisperer. My puppy Victory literally worships the ground Victoria walks on. If you are serious about having your dog trained well hire Victoria. If you're a first time dog owner, buy 12 sessions. We've come a long way from where we started. Victory and I went from the puppy struggles of her crying relentlessly in her crate to me now being able to be in the same room while she's in her crate and not crying. The struggles of leash training to now being able to eat out on the patio at restaurants. Investing in your dogs training is so important. I promise you you won't be disappointed by hiring Victoria as your dog trainer.

We love Victoria. She has worked with us for a long time. We have a lovely but very rambunctious…read moreand kinda too smart Goldador. We're still working hard but have definitely seen benefits from her advice.

CCC is awesome! We have brought our Golden Retriever here multiple times, and he always has a great…read morestay. He has received excellent care with no issues at all. I am so glad our dog can run around, sniff, play, and be outside all day as opposed to other dog boarding places where the dogs stay in kennels for a good part of the day. We will be repeat customers! (Side note: CCC does NOT use shock collars as has been alleged by some other reviews. CCC sent an email to all their clients that said this: "It's important to emphasize that training collars are a training aid, not a punitive measure; they should never be used as a form of punishment or cruelty. We exclusively use the beep or vibrate functions to capture a dog's attention, and we never administer shocks. Training collars help dogs that struggle to shift their focus during intense play or display inappropriate behavior that could lead to issues. Every client is informed about our training approach at the beginning of our services through our intake paperwork. Our primary responsibility is to make decisions that ensure the safety of the dogs in our care while providing a fulfilling free-range experience. We implement the most effective correction techniques tailored to each dog's needs." and also "When we notice unwanted behaviors, we follow a specific protocol for every dog. First, we will leash the dog and walk with it to redirect its energy and behavior. If that doesn't work, we will move the dog to a different yard or play area to see if the new environment or playmates will influence its behavior. If that step is unsuccessful, we will put the dog inside for a timeout or separation for about 20 minutes. If all these steps fail to redirect the dog's behavior, we will then resort to the training collar option.")

Posting to warn other dog owners who use boarding facilities. I picked up my dog from Creekside…read moreCountry Canines on Monday morning to a horrific sight. A shock collar was discovered on my dog jammed so tight on his neck that both my husband and the male employee had significant difficulty removing it. The employee at pickup did not disclose the use and was going to allow us to leave with this collar still on our dog. There was no communication during his stay that this type of discplinary action was necessary and it was a complete shock, since we have used the boarding service several times and our dog's behavior has only been praised. A single finger couldn't even fit underneath it. The employee on duty had to physically choke, pull, and wrestle my dog to get it off causing him severe distress, flailing, and yelping. He was inside of an unsupervised crate with this device and staff have not disclosed how many days this device was used. We have tried to communicate with the owner directly, and have been told three very different explanations regarding the use which shows deception and lying. Leaving an improperly fitted, high-pressure correction tool jammed on a confined dog unattended, with zero shift logging or handler handoff is negligence, plain and simple. When confronted with these safety failures, the owner doubled down with deflection rather than addressing why my dog was wrongly subjected to unmonitored equipment and choking under their roof. Formal complaints has been filed with Regional Animal Services of King County (RASKC), along with deceptive business practice reports with the WA Attorney General. Save your dogs the trauma and avoid sending your dog to this facility.

Very happy with the customer service provided. Very friendly and knowledgeable and generous with…read moresample offerings for my cats. Much appreciated!

This store is adorable and absolutely perfect! It's like Willy Wonkas Factory for my dogs. They…read morealways get to pick out their own treats and toys. I love how they put all the different treats that you bag on your own near the floor so the pups can pick their own. My bully wants to try em all. My Labrador picked out herself some 12" sealed beef straps so I know that's what she really wanted (because she loved it through the cellophane.) Did you know your dog gets a free mini dog ice cream on their birthday? Neither did I! We were excited to pick a bacon cheese one out for her. I was also excited to find out that 12" twisted fish skins are only 99 cents. I went a little crazy buying goodies for the birthday girl and my other 2 fur babies. My bully is now eaten 6 this week. Haha. This is just a simple little experience that I can give my dog on her special day. We will definitely be back more than once a year for my good girls. The cashiers are absolutely amazing and friendly. They treated my dogs like their own.

Great local place to take your furry kids to. Whenever I…read moreneed something for my grand furboys, that's where I shop. There's a diy grooming section, also they have vets there. My daughters bring their babies there when ill. Reber has everything needed for all kinds of animals. I'm just glad it's just a mile away from where I live.

I like Reber Ranch Veterinarian Clinic. They treat our pups so well. I didn't like that we had to…read morecome in for an unplanned visit, due to my pup not being well. He's all better now, but I just wanted to say I appreciate that they were able to work him in on their busy schedules. The vet tech was so sweet to my boy and the doctor was gentle. They all handles him with care even though he was really scared to be there. But oh boy, that bill was a little much for what we went in and got done. I didn't like that it was over $200 for an office visit and lab work?

We were told about Puget Sound K9 Academy by one of my husband's clients. We set up an appointment…read morefor our dog, Bento (a 4 year-old GSD), and Jamie interviewed him. We thought Bento was an aggressive dog, but Jamie said he was just reactionary so he was willing to train him. We have been working with Jamie for over five months, and we love his teaching methods. He is very skilled and provides us (the humans) with individual instructions on how to improve our dog and our own reactions to him. We have been dedicated to getting Bento to be less reactive and he is doing much better. We have walked the mall three times; once with a group of his dogs and twice with just Jamie. Jamie has an excellent assistant instructor when he needs him to be available. We are now working on agility training, which our dog loves. We love Jamie and will continue to have him train our dog for as long as we can.

We took our very reactive dog Milo and Jaime was a great help. He was very patient with US as well…read moreas Milo and we saw great improvement in Milos anxiety. I highly recommend K9 Academy for all your dog training needs.

The pandemic raised hell with our pet sitters. We lost all of our regulars except for CCC. While we…read moredidn't need service this time around, we are in a situation where we may have to leave town on a moment's notice. Ann was the one person who offered to go out of her way to help us if needed. We had a geriatric diabetic cat who needed an extra level of care. The times we did use CCC, things went off without a hitch. Really appreciated the humanity.

My 11 yr. old dog, Daisy, was recently diagnosed with Cushing's Syndrome, which was making her have…read moreto urinate frequently. I had a trip planned and so I called Creekside Critter Care. I can't say enough about Creekside Critter Care. I had no worries at all while I was gone, as Jennifer came to my house and took excellent care of my pup and gave me frequent updates to how she was doing. This is a top-notch business and I highly recommend theire services. I would give them 10 stars and will definitely be calling them again the next time I go away on vacatiom

First off-if you don't feel like reading this whole love letter, the point is this:…read more Sunny is amazing and everyone would benefit from training with her-we need more trainers like Sunny!! I've been a dog wanter for YEARS-but only recently did we find ourselves in a position to actually get a dog, so of course, here we are with our quarantine pup. Turns out that the stress of a global pandemic coupled with the arrival of a new fur baby is a recipe for disaster. I was at my wits end, honestly believing that we made a mistake getting a puppy and that I was ruining her everyday. My family was stressed and sad and on edge. Then we found Sunny and JackPack training. It was a whole new ballgame from day one. Not only did she help us with training in person, we also felt comfortable reaching out to her for help between sessions, and she got us through many puppy meltdowns with her advice. Right away she realized I needed to work on my confidence and reassured us that we were doing a good job and making progress. Sunny turned my anxious and stressed out puppy into a happy and loving teen dog! Everything from leash walking, to crate and potty training, to manners when greeting strangers-Sunny can help you. She's reliable, enthusiastic, encouraging, and worth every penny. If you have a puppy or even a grown dog-she can help you train them into your dream dog.

Sunny is AMAZING. One of my pups is very shy, but Sunny worked her magic and now he loves her!…read moreSunny is super detailed oriented and will provide a level of training that is second to none. Sunny also boards fur-babies as well for an immersive training experience. If you need someone to watch your pup while your away, train the little rascals, or even just a potty visit in the middle of the day, I cannot recommend Sunny enough!

We have had two different dogs get to experience Unleashed on random daycare days and week-long…read moreboarding stays over the last few years. I appreciate that they are careful, selective with dogs and clients as it protects our pets and themselves as business owners. Both dogs have been so happy and soo tired when they get home - and yet can't wait for more when we pull up to Unleashed. We really appreciate the level of care and fun as well as the various add-on packages (like photos) Unleashed offers. The dog smiles say it all.

Stay away. Read the comments with one star. If this business can treat humans with such disdain, I…read morecannot imagine how dogs are treated. I had an appointment to LOOK at the camp which I will tell you in advance you, the client, must pay for. Yes, that's right, after you fill out forms on top of forms, at the end you discover that you have to pay to just look at the place you are going to pay for your dog care. I5 had only 1 lane due to construction. There was a closure on I167 or I405 adding to the traffic SO I CALLED and left a message saying I would be late. When it looked like I may be even later, I called again. Three times. No one answered. I was 20 minutes late. The very shabby place had a very shabby hand painted sign LAYING ON THE GROUND at a weird angle so I passed it several times. Now I was a half hour late. You have to call to get in. This time someone answered the phone and told me I was too late to see the place. I had driven an hour and a half . It would take me two and a half to get back due to the traffic. I begged. I explained the situation again, I negotiated, which I used to be fairly adept at. There were no other cars parked there, no activity discernable to explain why I could not be seen a little late when I had notified them it was out of my control I asked to see a human face behind the assortment of gates and doors and fences desperately in need of repair, but all I got was broken recording from an employee saying there was nothing that could be done. BELIEVE THE 1 STAR REVIEWS ABOUT THE CALLOUS DISREGUARD FOR DOGS CLIENTS AND EMPLOYEES. Run away.

I took my dog here for face swelling. He had never been seen here but they were the only clinic…read morewilling to squeeze him in on the weekend. The wait was long but as expected since I didn't have an appointment. The front desk staff and techs were all nice and helpful. The dr may not have her degree in bedside manner, but she treated my dog without trying to sell me on extra, unnecessary tests. She gave me a plan for what he needs in the future and an estimate that was over a thousand dollars less than the estimate I received from another clinic. We will be back!

I adopted a 6 month old kitten here in March for $400. The kitten came with no papers or tags so I…read moredid not know that she is not licensed and hasn't been de-wormed. Every cat I have adopted in the past came with tags for license and rabies and was treated for fleas and dewormed. When I got the cat home, she had an oozing left eye and diarrhea. I waited a couple weeks for it to go away. Then I called them and told them what was happening and that the kitten came with these conditions. They said to bring her in for a check-up and after some discussion agreed to cover the visit. When I tried to put the kitten in the cat carrier, she went feral and scratched and bit me which turned into an infection. When I got there, I asked the staff if they had given me a feral cat. They wouldn't answer. I asked the doctor if she was feral and I needed to get a different cat. The doc said that they would clip her nails and put soft sock on her claws and to give it another try before returning the kitten. They had to put the kitten under to do that. The doc told me that her litter mate had Giardia so my cat probably did too. She also said my cat had gingivitis and an eye virus. This place keeps about 15 cats in one room in a trailer. So they all probably have Giardia and eye viruses. They gave me medication for my cat and said I had to pay for it. I said the cat already had these conditions when I adopted her and they had agreed to cover the visit so I shouldn't have to pay. At this point they grabbed my cat carrier with the cat inside and ran to the back and refused to give her back unless I paid! I could hear the doctor telling them to take the cat from me. I couldn't believe this unprofessional behavior. I ended up paying. I told the doc that I was mislead about the cat and the visit which is why I was asking questions. She said something like it must be a "cultural" thing (I am not Caucasian). Not only is she rude and misleading, she also makes racist remarks. All very shocking to say the least. While I was waiting I read the pamphlet for Cat Scratch Disease (Bartonella) which has very serious consequences to adults like organ failure if scratched by a diseased cat. My cat had the symptoms so I asked them to test her for it. Not only am I infected by the scratch, I may have a serious disease! If I hadn't read the pamphlet and asked for her to be tested, they wouldn't have done it even though the doctor saw she had symptoms. They said they would let me know the results in 2 weeks. This whole experience has been very stressful and I feel bad for the cat I adopted because through no fault of hers, she may have to be returned just when she though she had a forever home They are doing a service by taking in stray cats but they are taking no responsibility for adopting out unlicensed cats with parasite and viruses. I just hope my older cat did not catch the parasite and virus. They are spreading diseases. I don't recommend adopting cats here because you could get feral cat with parasites and viruses like I did. Go to Auburn Humane Shelter. They charge $150 and their cats are licensed, have rabies shots and are dewormed and healthy.

Eric is incredible at his job! We've only taken a few lessons and my little gremlin has improved…read morebeyond what i could have ever imagined. Rather than focusing on training the dog himself, he teaches YOU how best to work with your dog to get the results you are seeking! And i really feel that he gets to know your dog and how it communicates and behaves and works based on that, instead of having a one size fits all approach. I really can't say enough how much i appreciate and believe in how he works , and i am SO thankful. Peppy was a very anxious rescue when i got him, and with some super simple exercises and trust built through Eric's methods, im now giving him haircuts and working up to nail trims, his recall was non existent before and now he comes right away most of the time, and he even was able to do a couple flights with me with minimal issues. A+++++ service!! Thank you Bridge the Bark!!!

You and your dog may hear Eric's jolly laugh before you can even see him, and once your dog knows…read moreEric that moment will become a highlight of their day. After working with several trainers, my wife and I were fortunate enough to find Eric and our dog (and our relationship with her) have changed for the better ever since. Eric has a depth of knowledge, breadth of experience, and rhythm of interacting with dogs that is rare and exceptional. He finds creative ways to shape behavior with positive reinforcement, compassion, genuine connection to animals, and the use of some of the quirkiest home-made props you'll see in the industry.