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    Paws for Love School for Dogs

    5.0 (2 reviews)

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    Dog boarding and training

    Private dog training

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    From a mama who's terrified of reptiles... this place is awesome. The owner made me feel really…read morecomfortable and at ease with purchasing a gecko for my son. He's full of knowledge and didn't make me feel any kind of way for not knowing what the heck I was doing. Lol

    I've debated on writing this review for months as I want to believe that what goes behind the…read morescenes in this shop is much better than what I had witnessed. I own many many reptiles and moved here and was in need of finding a reptile shop, and not a chain (petco/petsmart). The first few times I went I was quite impressed, got lots of feeders and plants. After about a month or so a younger guy was newly hired and seemed to be going fine, until the second or third time I saw him there, as well as the owner, I saw him completely disrespect leopard geckos. There was a girl sitting behind the desk watching him, which I believe to maybe be a friend or other coworker that I hadn't seen before, and the owner was talking to another customer. I watched in absolute disbelief the younger guy pick up multiple leopard geckos by their tail... which one tried to bite him and then he dropped it. If anybody knows anything about reptiles, let alone leopard geckos, the last thing you do is pick them up by their tail. He was smiling and showing the girl and the leopard geckos were squirming around freaking out, and holding them there for a good amount of time. That was the last time I was there because if they are okay with displaying that behavior in front of customers, I can only imagine what the animals endure behind closed doors....

    Loving Paws Pet Loss Center - Rylie Kay with Ellie Rae

    Loving Paws Pet Loss Center

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    I've used this company three times in the past 18 months for private pet cremations, each time…read morearranged through the in-home euthanasia service I trust and deeply appreciate. Until now, the convenience and care they offered made the difficult process a little easier, despite the cost. Unfortunately, my most recent experience with picking up my beloved 12 1/2-year-old dog, Koa, was very disappointing, and I will sadly be looking elsewhere in the future. When the driver arrived to transport her, he unrolled a transfer mat onto my clean bedding that was visibly soiled from the previous pickup. He quickly apologized and replaced it with a clean one from his vehicle, so I let that slide--mistakes happen. The bigger issue came at pickup. I was unexpectedly charged an additional $21 for the mahogany urn because, according to the receptionist, the company had recently changed (suppliers?) and now charges extra for that option. She showed this was noted on the form I signed at the time of service. While it may have been in the fine print, I was not verbally told about the change or the upcharge, when I paid him for everything else (at the time of service)--something that had never happened during my two previous experiences with the exact same urn selection. During that moment, I was crying, didn't have my glasses, and was in no state to scrutinize paperwork. I trusted the process would be the same as before. Had the driver simply explained that the included urn was now different and that mahogany carried an extra fee, I would have happily chosen the standard one (which I actually prefer and think is prettier). Instead, the new "mahogany" finish is noticeably different and no longer matches the three previous mahogany urns I have from this same company. I ended up paying the unexpected fee because I just wanted to bring my girl home and they are almost an hours drive from my house-I didn't want to come back. However, I am very disappointed in the result. The woman working the front desk that day was new, incredibly kind, and clearly wanted to help, but she wasn't able to waive or resolve the charge on the spot. I'm truly saddened that after 4 services (in total), this is how my relationship with this company ends--over a $21 surprise charge that could have been avoided with a 30-second conversation during an already devastating moment. The convenience was meaningful to me, but trust and clear communication matter more.

    I coordinated Loving paws with tranquil passings. (The vet from tranquil passings was fantastic…read moreso this has nothing to do with them, I would use them every time that was a great experience.) We had coordinated the times between each of the companies so that when the euthanasia was finished loving paws SHOULD have been there to pick up. After waiting for an hour we started calling them. Craig finally called back 45 minutes later. This was excruciating for me to have to look at my beloved cold dead dog laying there with no more life in him. When they finally showed up 3 hours after scheduled, Craig looked like he just got out of bed in sweats and floppy boots, very unprofessional, said their van broke down. I asked why no one bothered to call us and let us know. No response. Never apologized just picked my dog up on a stretcher and left. No compassion, no offer to do the foot print, etc. (luckily the vet that had come out did it). Then after 2 weeks no call on the ashes being ready to pick up. So I call them and they say he has been ready for a week and that they had called us (they didn't). Will not be using them again. Would give 0 stars if I could.

    Paws for Love School for Dogs - pet_training - Updated July 2026

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