I used this service for my German Shepherd and Courtney was amazing but unfortunately just as the…read moretraining completed she left for maternity leave and we were stuck trying to get Jeff to do the follow up visits included in the package and was constantly given excuses for his failure to do the follow up training we paid for in the initial cost. It is unfortunate that we did not get what we paid for. I can highly recommend Courtney but I would not recommend anyone to try and engage with Jeff as it is a futile waste of time.

Can't offer educated debate about why striking dogs offers any form of positive results. Part of…read morehis training methods include hitting dogs on the nose with rolled up news paper!?! Yes, the most sensitive part of the dogs body that has thousands of nerve endings. If you disagree with him he will block you and insure it appears as if no one has an opposing opinion, which speaks volumes.

Be very careful about hiring here. My untrained puppy was attacking my older dog and I felt I had…read moreto give her up. In trying to cancel the upcoming meeting, not training, one male owner was very rude to me and is charging me 10% cancellation fee ($195) claiming there were expenses crediting my card. Outright lie. Notice contract (if they give you one) has many mentions of canceling during the training. Just be careful here. I decided to go forward with the classes and he said I had to do a new contract and still pay the 195. I did not. Kind of a stupid way to treat people. Credit card company said fee was "excessive". Vee K

I spent over $578 at this business, including $422.65 for a 10-pack of classes, $48.15 for the…read moremandatory orientation, and additional costs for dog materials like treats and bones. The orientation, which cost nearly $50, felt like a waste of time. I was treated like a beginner and walked through the basics of how to use a clicker and give a dog a treat. I understand people need instruction, but this could've easily been covered in 10 minutes, especially for someone who has common sense. The bigger issue, however, is their 60-day expiration policy on class packages. I only got to attend two classes before my package "expired" on December 9th. I reached out on December 30th after being unable to sign up for a class and was told that they only extend passes for medical reasons (illness or injury). When I asked if they could extend my package by 60 days (since I clearly missed the fine print), I was essentially told no. Instead, they offered me the option to pay more money to upgrade to a "Great Dog Flex Pass." Here's the kicker: I was trying to sign up for classes, but many were already booked 2-3 weeks out, and the remaining spots were only available if someone canceled, with 24-hour notice. So, with a busy schedule it is tough to plan around that. When I asked for an extension I was told "Our expiration dates are clearly stated on the website and displayed by our scheduling system each time you sign up for a class." Fine, but if you're running a small local business, wouldn't you want to keep a customer coming back, especially after they've already spent so much money with you? I was just looking for a little understanding and flexibility, but instead, I felt like I was being nickel-and-dimed. Very disappointed with my experience and will not be returning. If you're looking for a place that values its customers and operates with a little empathy, I suggest looking elsewhere.

Recommended by a friend as the best dog trainer ever. And he IS the best dog trainer EVER. We have…read moreused Greg three times now..helped our rescue with leash walking and helped us with his dog aggression so we and he and neighborhood dogs were safe. And our Buddy was happy. (After two different trainers could not help us). Flash forward...new dog Onyx trained in all manners/skill basics and off leash! Yeah. That was so easy peasy that our sister dog Jazzy a year later needed off leash training and we got Greg back! If you are still reading...yes we and our pups are fans. Greg's approach is so wonderful. He gets dogs. Knows how to correct and is so positive and uplifting. He is also a great educator. Life long dog owners and we learned so much. Invest in your dog. You'll be so happy you did.

Wonderful experience all around. He really seems to have a special gift with dogs- you can tell he…read moreloves them and they definitely respond so well to him. Thanks to this guy, we can look forward to a much more positive future with our dog! He gave us all invaluable resources to rely upon so that all of us can achieve a better quality of life!

Wranglers has been a life saver. Our pet needs a good run and there are limited places in the city…read morefor this to happen. We found the official dog parks to be too unsupervised but he obviously loved playing when we took him to them. Then we found wranglers and now he has a safe place with loving attendants to go! The dog needs to be fully vaccinated so we know he is not being exposed to anything. we Get videos sometimes which show the dogs joy. And he comes home knocked out!!

Ruffin has been such an essential partner in raising our two labradoodles. They employ people who…read moreare thoughtful and genuinely love dogs. They are flexible and responsive, especially when life throws us curve balls. Not only do they put the well-being of our dogs first, but they also stay very communicative and are partners with the owners. We feel so lucky to have Ruffin in our lives!

They've relocated to a different location. Prices have been increased to 60$ per day for boarding…read more I was looking at the old website which still had their old prices. Staff are the same. They charge 5$/day for using their food. This is the link to their new website. https://thedogcenter.squarespace.com/services

K9 to 5 has relocated to East Providence and changed their name to "The Dog Center at Faraway…read moreFarms." The new facility is better in every way, and the owners and staff are the same terrific crew. This is a full-service dog center: daycare, grooming, overnight boarding, hiking excursions, farm outings, etc. So far I've only taken my dog there for daycare and the occasional grooming. She starts yodeling in the car when we're a couple blocks away, drags me in the front door and trots off happily with the staff, without even a glance back at me. At pickup time she's happy, tired and ready to come home - though I think she wishes we lived upstairs so she wouldn't really have to leave all of her pals. When I travel later this year, I'll be able to relax knowing my goofball is in good hands. Highly recommended.

The staff is always helpful and friendly and my dog is always happy to go to the barking lot!read more

The Barking Lot, is wonderful my pup love the staff and the staff love her. I'm over the moon with…read morethe services and care they provide.

Lynn has been amazing trainer. When I first got my dog, I started taking her to classes right away…read more Lynn was always welcoming, helpful, and willing to stay after classes to help answer any questions I had. The price is unbelievable for what you get. I wouldn't go anywhere else!

Found this center based on reviews from another website. We are very happy we took our new rescue…read morepup there. The trainer is very knowledgeable about breeds and training needs and the center is accommodating. My kids come with me too. Would recommend.

Jay is fantastic at what he does! He took our 6 month old Belgian Malinos puppy through a 2 week…read moreintensive course and the outcomes are amazing. He took our foundations and fine tuned them while adding functional training that we can continue on our own. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a hands on dog trainer.

I'm not yet a customer but have visited the facility and observed training and how they worked with…read moredogs. Award winning business and appear passionate about animals. From their website: In Latin, the gladio is the sword. It was the sword that protected Caesar and defended Rome, and like the sword, the canine has also historically been by man's side not only as his companion but as his protector. Our history with domesticated dogs dates back at least 14,000 years, and to this day dogs have become an integral part of our day to day lives throughout society. Whether it is the family Shih Tzu curled up on our lap, the mixed breed rescue dog that goes on jogs with us, or the K9 unit German Shepherd sniffing out IEDs, our lives as we know them would be vastly different without man's best friend by our side. Owner and trainer Gerald Famiglietti has had a love and passion for dogs his entire life. After graduating with a bachelors degree in International Relations with an intense interest in security and foreign policy, he shifted his focus to one of the indispensable aspects of the day to day security that we take for granted- the role played by our four legged friends who protect our men and women in uniform and sniff out threats in the form of explosives, firearms, and narcotics. After receiving the dog trainer's certification by Animal Behavior College, he spent additional time learning to train police K9s and personal protection dogs at Tarheel Canine in Sanford, North Carolina

This is a decent Petco. I get Hill's Science Diet Sensitive Stomach for my cats here, & it's at a…read moredoable price point. Sometimes they're out of or running low on other types of Science Diet. They have a large selection of canned wet food & broth too. It seems like they've put a lot of effort into this new center display for fresh, organic dog food. I wish there were some more special organic options for kitties too.

Public restroom doors are locked. You come in here spend 200$ on pet stuff and can't use the…read morebathroom . That's bull shit.

The beginner puppy classes are great, learn allot of techniques. Prices are very reasonable and…read moreworth it. Social classes I recommend.

I found Pooch Pawsitive through Yelp. I don't know the area (RI) well and have a new puppy. I have…read morebeen taking Bowser to the puppy socials for the last couple weeks, he is a german shepherd but very small for his age (11 weeks) They divide the social up between ages and are very attentive to what's going on with the pups. Heidi is very nice and you can tell she really loves the dogs, which is super important to me. Bowser is having a great time and learning to be social. When he is older I would trust them to do daycare and other classes/ events. A great place!