This place is amazing. My boy is very shy and is not around other dogs very often. When I left him…read morefor a few hours he looked accepting of the situation which is a big plus. While not happy that we left him, he was not displaying any symptoms of being afraid or stressed out. We were able to explore NoLa with a sense of peace that we rarely have when leaving him in daycare.

Their team got in touch with me promptly to set up a meet and greet before services started…read more Channing came and took down notes about my two dogs, codes and where everything was located for the dogs. He was so nice and scheduling online is straightforward. With each visit they update me via text before and after the walks and put up photos I can access when I log into their website. Prices are reasonable. SO GLAD to have found a reliable, affordable, and thoughtful team to care for my dogs when I'm away!

We ran into Janette while walking our dog, Otis, in Tilden Park. She had a group of dogs off leash,…read morewho all sat obediently to the side of the trail looking up at her as we passed. Needless to say, we were beyond impressed and asked for her info. We had adopted our super shy five-year-old ten pound terrier and were nervous he wouldn't warm up to a dog walker/trainer. Janette came over to our apartment to meet with us and Otis. During the meeting we were reassured - Janette is clearly an expert and cares deeply about the dogs she works with. After the first walk, Janette told us that Otis was nervous and struggled to stay with the pack or come when called. She suggested we do training walks, where she takes a smaller group of dogs out for a slightly higher price to focus on training. After only a month, Janette told us Otis was ready to graduate to normal walks. We noticed that Otis was more comfortable around other dogs and people, better behaved, and actually started to play at home. He is clearly a much happier dog since beginning his walks with Janette and Sabrina. I could not recommend R+ more highly. Janette and her team are professional, patient, and kind. Above all, they clearly love the dogs they walk and train!

They were friendly and responsive but that's where the positive news ends. I paid for three…read moretrainings with our puppy and the training was so unhelpful I told them I didn't want to waste time with the third. I didn't expect my money back, but I did expect a call or some kind of outreach asking what could have been better. Do not recommend.

My pup needed socialization after being on "kennel rest" for almost six months while going through…read moreheartworm treatments. She is very reactive to other animals when on a leash, but when she's given free reign, she has a blast. I work a lot, so I try to take her to day care once or twice per week so she can get out and play - and she does! It's very rare that I'll check the cameras and she's seated. She's typically right in the mix and playing with all sorts of dogs in the big play yards. If I drop her off for 8 hours, she has at least two hours of running, another 2-4 of playing, and the rest mostly meandering. (She has a pit pat tracker.) She is typically asleep before we even make it home, and then she will sleep well through the rest of the day and through the night. They have cute (if overpriced) crafts and activities for the dogs, the staff have always been extremely helpful, and my pup starts pulling me towards the door as soon as we pull up. I have gone to other locations (not CBW) in the New Orleans area, and the smells and sketchiness of the employees always makes me grateful for this location and their care for my pup.

so to follow up with previous review,we took ginger to Rovervelt pet hotel which was considerably…read morefarther than camo bow wow. she spent the day there ,played with both dogs and humans.we got to watch her interactions with other dogs on their web cam and she appeared to have a great time. handlers felt she was wonderful and we will be boarding her there for our upcoming trip to see the sphere in vegas. not sure what camp bow wows problem was as i have never seen her be aggressive to other dogs or humans. enough said

Our vet doesn't offer the Cytopoint shot so we came here all of the receptionists, techs and Dr…read moreKate were extremely friendly and helpful. They truly seem to care. Prices are reasonable especially for the Cytopoint.

if i could leave a -review i would. my wife and i have adopted all of our dogs with the exception…read moreof the few we've adopted thru the rescue we foster for over the last 6yrs and in that time i have also adopted at least one from the algeries spca and going back to japonica st prior to that. we have also fosterd quite a few dogs that were adopted out and this goes back to 1984. yesterday i went to see three supposed yorkies who were up for adoption. first went to the wrong building and my fault but two ppl working one on computer who was resolving a personal issue because the other girl asked if she could help and bimbo was dumb enough to say once i grt this resolved. i took a walk and yes where i shouldn't have gone though it was not posted to do not enter or have a n employee with you. a worker basically yelled at i was not supposed to be there my bad but didnt deserve to be yelled at. i het redirected and ask about the three two had already been adopted the third was in a room on the floor but then told to see her i have to basically suit up for surgery because she has a respiratory infection. it is known atm that distemper is rampant in the state atm. i did i saw her very standoffish wow i now wonder why. why with that infection is she pn the floor to be adopted? oh also told after seeing her i was not allowed to have contact with any other animal......why? perhaps a lawyer or those on the governing board would like to know. aside from you better hope i do not have a dog who starts showing symptoms.....i guarantee it will not be favorable. i also expect no to see this review....that seems sop i will never set foot in that building again and i will also let all of the rescues that i ha e contact with know. seems that pup could have distemper and you are letting it be privy to people and other animals. i thought you job was to prevent cruelty and btw i tried to contact the shelter in sorrento to possibly see a pup up there for adoption and they are closed until july 6th because of possible contamination of the distemper virus. a very small parish and community but more sense apparently than ppl in the bigggggg city t h i s i s p a t h e t i c. also pathetic that if there is a negative review it cant be posted on the website to me that is willful misinformation and this incident is not over by a long shot wish to call me dont bother but im sure you would be willing to listen to an attorney

I took my puppy there about five years ago and it took me this long to calm down to write a review…read more This is the worse dog trainers out there. The first day the girl insults my dog who was a six month old Pomeranian as ugly. Pomeranians go through a ugly period at the age of six months. I overlooked her ignorance. The main issue is that I suspect they used a shock collar on her as I have reasons to believe this. The other issue is she learned nothing, nothing at all except to come back traumatized. Now do you see why it took me five years to calm down.

I took my 2 month old Golden here to be trained because first I didn't have the time to be…read moreconsistent, even though I had her 80% potty trained she needed more behavior training. I can't say enough good things about the trainer, the communication, and the dream puppy I brought home. All her training is still working and continuing at home, but I will be putting her in the next round to complete her training.

I cannot say enough great things about Erin and her wonderful business. As a former vet tech, when…read moreyou leave your pets in Erin's very capable hands, you will literally get a peace of mind! Erin is just absolutely great with all animals- big or small. She gives each and every one of them the love and attention they need and deserve. And as an animal lover, I couldn't be happier with her services. Now, Peace of Mind Pet Sitting is the first place I recommend to friends and family whenever they ask about a good quality pet sitter.

We were looking for an alternative to boarding our large, active, hairy, pooping, peeing machine…read more I stumbled across a business card for Peace of Mind Pet Sitting at the local pet store. Peace of Mind is bonded and insured. Ms. Creel is the proprietor and a Registered Veterinary Technician. She offers a couple of levels of service, visiting the house as needed or even sleeping over to care for pets. Ms. Creel met us at the house. She provide references and proof of insurance. We worked through a checklist of the dog's needs and habits. She then spent time with the dog. We agreed on a twice a day schedule to visit the house which included a substantial walk every evening. She also agreed to pick up the newspaper, mail and water a few plants. While we were away, Ms. Creel took great care of our shedding monster. She texted us regularly with updates, and left a running series of notes on how the day went. We have used Ms. Creel 3X in the past year and hope to continue using her. It is about twice the cost of boarding the dog which is well worth the peace of mind (no pun intended). I strongly recommend Peace of Mind and Ms. Creel. The email address is nolapetsitter@hotmail.com.

We enlisted Woofred's help with our three dogs, they love barking off the balcony at people passing…read moreby and we had some fights over food. There was a noticeable improvement from the first session with Woofred. We did four sessions, ans each time I felt I got a little better at handling the dogs. Some of the best money I've ever spent.

Woofred delivers the goods! We went from a dog we thought we might have to surrender to a well…read morebehaved dog in the making in three lessons. He mastered "sit," "down," "heel," "out," and loose leash walking in this time and is well on his way to a solid "come", "place," and "leave it." Will understands canine behavior and motivation and communicates it clearly for people like us who needed to correct our overly indulgent approach to our dog. He is no longer reactive to bicycles, loud vehicles, people, and other dogs and we have already developed tools to address and mitigate his bottomless hatred of all cats! Well worth his rate!

NEVER again will I come here. The jest is that my dog was barking and when I went to register, the…read moretrainer said,"Oh, it's the bad dog" She also said my dog was aggressive. My dog did not bite or has never bitten anyone or dog. If my dog is so bad, and aggressive, then why did she try to coax me to stay when I asked for my money back? Why didn't she tell me that my dog needed a muzzle, as per on her website . Saying aggressive dogs need a muzzle. Please read further for more. But I wrote this after her response to my review: .......In response to Jean's the owner's comment: Jean, 1st of all, Don't LIE. You said that if anyone wants to learn to loose leash walk their dog, we'd have to buy YOUR leather leashes.I asked why does it have to be leather? My leash was long enough. And you wouldn't give me an answer. You just said, "we'll take about that later. You even have it on your website that it has to be so long, so wide or else we have to buy yours. This is from your website: Dogs will be fitted with the correct leash and collar at time of registration The following items will not be permitted for use in the class: * Leashes that are too short, too wide or too narrow for the dog being trained * Choke chains that are too large or too long for the dog being trained * Pinch collars that are too heavy or too thin for the intended dog * Nylon leashes, nylon or buckle collars, and harnesses I DOGS WITHOUT PROPER EQUIPMENT WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR PROGRAM. Secondly, I wasn't aware that when a dog barks that it is "aggressive." If you think that's aggressive, then you have no business training dogs, because your assumptions and observations are way off! If my dog is so aggressive and a BOTHER TO OTHERS as you say, then WHY DID YOU TRY TO CONVINCE ME TO STAY? I'll tell you why.....You would have lost over $100 from me. Also, if my dog is so aggressive, then why didn't you tell me that she needs to wear a wired muzzle? (According to your website listed under the seminar section.) This is what it said: NOTE: * NO harnesses will be permitted for use once the Simanar gets underway. (Buckle collars can be used on smaller dogs with mild issues. Training equipment for everything else.) * Dog aggressive dogs may be required to wear a wire basket muzzle. Training equipment required. * People aggressive dogs will be required to wear a wire basket muzzle. Training equipment required. * Training equipment will be available for purchase during registration, or can be acquired ahead of time from most pet shops or feed stores. Jean, the fact that you tried to convince me to stay and that you didn't tell me that my dog needs a muzzle also shows me that she is not aggressive. Because a responsible trainer wouldn't let an aggressive dog near other people/dogs. I rest my case. As I've said in my review, I go to the dog park almost every day and my dog is NOT aggressive. In fact, she is submissive. She rolls over when she goes every time and she has NEVER bitten any dog or person or gotten into a dog fight. Yeah that's really aggressive.( sarcasm) I didn't see anyone complain to you or me about my dog. Your response tried to make me look like I deliberately was going around with my dog to other dogs. That was not the case. As per my review, I tried my best to keep my dog restrained. But it was like juggling with 1 hand trying to stand and fill out an application and restrain her. Also, don't try and blame your lack of organization of taking a whole hour to register people on me by saying that I caused a scene.You are using me for an excuse for you taking a whole hour to register people. When in fact, I "caused a scene" as you say, AFTER you took an hour to register people. And only then, because I had enough of your insults! Jean, the proof is in the pudding. I've noticed several other reviews complaining about your lack of organization and unprofessionalism too. So have you because you've responded negatively to them too. Sara C said you publically embarrassed her. Just like you humiliated me. She also said that you used unneccessary force on a dog. You jerked the dog on the pavement by the prong collar.Also, other people have reviews , Kim V and Inside L. So, i'm not the only one.

Update Feb 24, 2017: This company has done nothing but harass and comment on a post that is over a…read moreyear old. If you want to work with them by all means go ahead, but know that if you say anything about them in a negative light they will not let it go. The professionalism from this company is in question. Let's talk about unprofessional. If a pet owner, or doggy mom, has questions or concerns with a tool or technique you should explain it to them. Not kick them out of class, publicly embarrass them and in the process use unnecessary force to make a point on an animal that did NOTHING wrong at that time. The way i was treated tonight by these "trainers" has me astonished and ashamed. I should have done more research. I should have protected my baby. And i should have stood my ground and asked for help from the dozen witnesses to the assault that happened on my dog. Do not ask questions if you want to stay and work with these people. Do not show concern or empathy when they physically jerk your dog onto pavement to show you why you need a choke collar. And do not at any point try to ask why. There was no reason in the womans eyes. I was not meant to work with her and she was not meant to work with my baby. If you are looking to train a protection animal by all means the force she used should work. If you are trying to train your pet, your child, your partner, look else where.