As soon as we got there and got out of the car with out 6 year old, someone opened the front door…read moreand 2 110 pound rottweilers ran out to greet us with no owner in site. They immediately came up to us and although were good natured we were really surprised that an owner would allow two unsupervised dogs to greet people on their property without any heads up. What if my son freaked out and ran from them, what would they do? What if one of us did something they did not like and thought we were challenging them? The owner, Craig, showed up 2 minutes later to meet us and started talking about his dogs and his breeding habits. Everything sounded great and we were getting along but his two dogs started getting a little over excited with our 6 year old and wouldn't stop herding him which is fine and totally normal. But when he called them to stop doing what they were doing, the dogs didn't obey him. After several calls for them to stop and them not complying, he went up and hit them on the head hard and yelled at them. They immediately recoiled and went away. As you can imagine, I was in utter shock... We continued chatting and went on a walk around the grounds. His two original dogs were still with us and walked with us on the tour. When they started getting a little excited again around my son, he ordered them to stop but they didn't. So he yelled several times and when they wouldn't again, he slapped them on the head again hard. At this time, I looked at my wife and she looked at me and we knew that we would never buy a dog from this breeder. At this point, we decided to wrap up our tour short and started heading back to the car. He called his two dogs over to him at one point and they both refused and shied away, walking away with their heads down. He just yelled at them to go and continued as if everything was normal. We were utterly disgusted at the treatment that he demonstrated in 30 minutes. He yelled multiple times, slapped twice, and hit them each in the head once while we were there. No wonder they didn't want to obey him, they are terrified of him! He showed us what kind of breeder he is in those 30 minutes that we decided that we would never buy a puppy from him to continue bankrolling this kind of abuse. It was absolutely unacceptable and cannot believe he is allowed to breed dogs. He says all the right things and works on getting the correct genetic test done which he prides himself on but his treatment of his dogs is totally unacceptable.

5 stars for C & G! The dogs are treated like family and grow up loved. And gorgeous looking! I…read morehave photographed all the adults and several litters of pups.

So grateful for their urgent care…read more My husband was home with the pups today and took them out regularly but as soon as I got home Finley was more anxious than normal and after having to go out to pee more than nine times in 30 minutes I suspected a bladder infection. After calling the hospital we had taken her to last time (Blue Pearl in Kirkland) who didn't have capacity they sweetly recommended this spot. I called and they were able to get us in and we were seen a few times by a friendly vet assistant and a kind doctor over the span of an hour. They are open from 11 am - 11 pm daily and now know this is a good alternative when I can't get her into see her regular vet during the day. The room and clinic were so clean. The entrance honestly made me feel as though I was heading for a spa appointment with the soothing music, plants, and nice scent.

enforces an incredibly strict 10 late mins cut off, even if u were there precisely at the cutread more

Danny and Wes keep the dogs in a dark garage that smells strongly of pet urine. I arrived an hour…read morebefore my drop off time, and could hear multiple dogs whining in discomfort. They refused to give me a tour, and lied that the garage was being painted. Danny and Wes refused to send pictures of my dog during the trip, making excuses that they aren't familiar with using a phone camera. When I picked my dog up, he was whimpering, dirty, and had a large cut on his hind leg, caked with dried blood. I insisted to see the interior of the garage, and took a few photos of the conditions. For the safety and comfort of your pet, please look elsewhere.

Danny and Wes have a great new location in Bellevue. My dog is quite an anxious, "Velcro" girl, but…read moreshe loves staying at Arlingford!

I had high hopes for Ray but will not be using him again. I provided him with notes regarding my…read morecat's care and resources. I set out all my plants that needed water on the main kitchen counter, along with a bottle to water them. I have smart devices and a few strategically placed indoor cameras (about which I made him aware), and when I was notified that the water level on the fountain was low I messaged him and asked him to refill it. He refilled it, but put it back on the stand and didn't even check to see if it was working. It wasn't. I was in a different country with a significant time change, so when I next checked my device notifications and camera I discovered my cat had no source of water. I contacted him immediately to make him aware of the issue, but as his visits were typically later in the day I reached out to a neighbor and asked them to go over and provide a bowl of water for my cat in the meantime. Thankfully she did, and she indicated my cat was very thirsty. Despite providing directions about the fountains and some additional prompting, Ray was unable to figure out how to work the fountain. I asked him to ensure that he left out a bowl of water for the cat, which he did. I have no idea if he actually saw the cat, or if he had any level of interaction with her on his visits. I didn't specifically ask him for this info or pictures prior to using him, but as all other cat sitters I had previously used did so without prompting, I (mistakenly) expected this. He also failed to water my plants and two of them died. This was minimal compared to leaving my cat without water, and not knowing whether or not he even saw her (other than one time he mentioned she came out to see him on one of his visits).

Under his care, my cat died…read more I'll never go into details about how my cat passed because no one should/needs to have that knowledge. However, it was due to Ray not physically getting his eyeballs on the cats every single day. Cats aren't house plants. You have to make sure they're not up to something. You don't just feed and water and leave. Especially when the cat mom leaves SEVEN PAGES of instructions on how they needed to be separated while they ate so that one could take his pill and if he didn't then you could use the pill popper provided to put it down his throat. But that's not what happened. I guess my notes were taken as suggestions. On the last day when the vet thinks he passed, I received a text from him saying: "Dear (me), Another uneventful visit. Your children are going to be so happy that you're back home. Left your FOB on the kitchen counter. - Ray." Nowhere in that text does it say I couldn't find them so I just left. I don't really know what else I can do at this point other than warn other pet owners. Yes, I know he didn't mean to have this happen but it did. And I think when it comes to your pets life so you shouldn't take any risks. This shouldn't have to happen to any other pet owner out there. I'm notifying all the organizations that he lists on his website too. He did refund fully and returned my key. He was also an incredibly nice person. That aside, nothing will bring my cat back but I pray this doesn't happen with anyone else.

Taille is our second Siamese cat from Louis. He somehow accomplished what we never ,thought…read morepossible. We never imagined we could love another cat as deeply as we loved our first. We were wrong. Our hearts simply grew larger. At only six months old, Taille has already woven himself into the fabric of our family. He is brilliant, endlessly curious, playful, affectionate, and always eager to be wherever we are. He doesn't simply live in our home--he belongs in our lives. It's impossible now to imagine our life without him. Louis has an extraordinary gift. He doesn't just breed beautiful cats; he nurtures companions with remarkable intelligence, confidence, and loving temperaments. It is obvious that his kittens are raised with knowledge, dedication, and love. I think all of us hope that whatever we choose to do in life leaves the world a little brighter than we found it. I wonder if Louis truly knows how many lives he has touched, or how many homes he has filled with laughter, comfort, and unconditional love. I can't think of a more important legacy.

I have got 2 female cats and a kitten from Louis. One thing I appreciated was that he knew the…read morepersonalities of his cats well and was able to explain their temperaments honestly. It was clear that he spent time with them and cared about placing them in suitable homes. He also stayed interested in how the cats were doing after adoption and appreciated updates. A major factor in my decision to work with Louis was his focus on breeding healthy cats. He makes an effort to maintain genetic diversity by importing breeding cats from different regions rather than relying on closely related lines. This was important to me because long-term health was a higher priority than achieving a particular show or competition look for me. After adopting my 2 retired queens from Louis. I have considered other options when I decided I wanted another kitten. I looked at shelters and private listings, but ultimately returned to Louis because I felt more comfortable with his breeding program and his emphasis on health. Finding a kitten with a strong genetic background and a stable start in life was important to me. The kitten I adopted has been healthy, confident, and has an excellent temperament. He's affectionate, energetic, and very attached to me. He also integrated well with my other cats, and they have become the bestest siblings. I also appreciated that Louis exposed his kittens to a variety of foods early in life. I feed my cats a raw diet, transitioning my older cat from dry food to raw was a much more difficult process. In contrast, my kitten adapted to a raw diet immediately after coming home and had no issues with the transition. I would recommend Louis to anyone looking for a breeder who places importance on the health and well-being of his cats.

My dogs love her and I love her. She's the absolute best in the business. Even when she leaves…read moretown she makes sure that one of her trusted runners will take care of your pups.

I wish I could give no stars to this dishonest business…read more I hired Djog after another dog running service gave my house key to a brand new employee without telling me (yikes!), and I was really hopeful this would be a good match. I met the owner, Trista, who promised to run my dog for 30 minutes a couple times a week. So far, so good. A couple of weeks in, I was at work when I got a notification that my dog was out of the house (she has Tagg GPS after an escape and it alerts me when she's out for her run). I was bored and decided to live vicariously through her and clicked the "track" option to see what fun she was having. Imagine my surprise as I watched Trista sloooooowly walk my dog basically around the block in 30 minutes (up a couple blocks, over one, and back home). Definitely not the 30 minute run I was paying for and my dog was expecting! But, I didn't want to jump to any conclusions. It was a warm day. My dog (a lab/chow mix) is fluffy and needs to lose weight due to steroids for allergies. Maybe she got hurt. Maybe Trista got hurt. There could be all sorts of reasons why she wasn't able to run that day. So I sent a message to Trista and asked her how everything went. I was expecting her to tell me that some problem came up. Imagine my surprise when she told me everything went fine and my dog was tired out after their adventure! At that point, I confronted her with the GPS information. Only then did she claim it was a hot day (actually, I'd asked her to come in the morning so it wasn't that hot yet) and that she was worried about running her. She also claimed she had been having problems with my dog laying down when she tried to head home and refusing to come home within the 30 minutes (well, of course, she isn't going to want to come home if she hasn't had her exercise! She very willingly heads home after she's tired). I checked the past GPS data and found that my dog had never been out with her for more than 30 minutes, so clearly the line about not being able to get her home within 30 minutes also wasn't true. She said she wouldn't charge me for that run since they didn't run - yeah, well, what about the other "runs" that you also probably did not provide? Why would I believe the only time you were dishonest was the one day I happened to catch you? Obviously, I would never want anyone to exercise my dog if they didn't think they could do it safely. But if there is an issue, tell me! Don't pretend you provided the service! The fact that the safety concerns were only raised after I confronted her with the GPS data is pretty suspicious to me. And my dog had been running for several months prior to this with no problems so she was clearly capable of running. Basically, she got caught and tried to come up with an excuse. I think maybe Djog is an abbreviation for "didn't jog" because they sure didn't jog my dog.

After losing our miniature pinscher of 15 years, I needed to find a place that offered cremation…read moreservices. Tender Touch Veterinary Hospital was incredibly helpful during such a difficult time. I was able to call and get pricing information over the phone, which made the process much easier. The drop-off was quick and straightforward, and they contacted me within a week or so to let me know everything was ready. When I went in to pick up, the package provided several meaningful keepsakes, including a nose print, paw print stamp, some of her fur, a clay paw imprint, and her urn (I chose the biodegradable option). The pricing was very reasonable, and now I have beautiful mementos to remember Pepper by. I'm grateful for the care and compassion they showed during one of the hardest moments a pet owner can experience.

On Monday I called this Vet and made an appointment for my dog to come in. They scheduled me for…read more10am on Wednesday. When I got to my appointment, the person at the front desk did not know what was going on. They said they can't find my appointment. This is the same person I spoke to on the phone on Monday and made the appointment with. They did not apologize for their mistake. They wanted to schedule me to come in at a later date. I am a busy single-dog mom and made time out of my schedule to bring my dog in during my appointment. Their mistake has inconvenienced me and the person did not apologize at all. First impressions are important, and this is a huge disappointment because I was looking forward to coming to this Vet since it has so many positive reviews.

I would like to say that Beth is very compassionate and loves what she does , she used to work with…read moreme at a grooming salon and the dogs loved her. I don't trust my dogs to anyone but I would definitely leave them with Beth!