Our two dogs, Murphy and Rosie, love Brenna, Kenzie and their team at DDR. We take them three days…read morea week and the pups absolutely look forward to it! We love the fact that drop off and pick up times are convenient, and I look forward to seeing the pictures and videos posted to Facebook each day. Murphy has been coming to DDR since he was 3 months old. With Brenna and Kenzie's coaching, we were able to teach a very energetic puppy to have manners, come when called and play politely with other pups. What we love is that Brenna and Kenzie don't just watch our dogs - they work with them, play with them and love them like their own. We even had Kenzie walk Murphy down the aisle at our wedding!! The DDR team is second to none - if you need a doggy daycare in the triangle area, this is the place!

Brenna and Kenzie have been caring for my dogs since before there was a Dawg Dayz Retreat! I'm so…read morehappy for how they've grown. Dogs know that they are safe there and can't wait to join the pack! Brenna is the only person that I can truly trust with Grace's body and mind.

Love. They teach you how to train your dogs. Very personalized. Help me train my current service…read moreanimal

I recently enrolled my 14 week old puppy into Jackie's Basic and Beyond class. This review will be…read morelengthy but if you're looking to skim, the cliff notes are that Jackie harmed my dog giving her a correction in which she yelped in pain, and is now refusing to refund my money for a 6 week program I won't be utilizing for obvious reasons. I warn anyone looking for a safe class utilizing positive reinforcement against doing the same. I will start by saying multiple red flags happened and I genuinely should have just left, but didn't have time to process and my biggest regret is staying when I had a bad feeling. Before class, all materials by Jackie's state they do not allow on leash meetings between dogs. I arrived early assuming there was some protocol for waiting for class and making payments that allowed the dogs to safely enter without interacting (based on their own statements and previous training experiences, as this is the fourth dog I've owned in my adult life). To my surprise, as multiple other dogs entered, no trainers or employees made any effort to distance us to prevent on leash interactions. I ended up picking Sadie up to insure this didn't happen. To the other owners credit, all seemed to know enough to make attempts to separate their dogs to the best of their ability. But this tiny room was holding three adult sized dogs, two puppies, and all of their owners with trainers filtering in and out to get payment with no system to distance them or safely have them enter training? (Response to this concern from owner is their lobby is under renovation as if there is no other system that could have been worked out, staggered entrances, waiting in cars or parking lots, lol) Fast forward to being in the actual training, my 14 week old lab was identified as an "alligator" meaning she takes treats hard/bites hard. I don't dispute that at all, it's something we've been working on. (When I mentioned we were working on it, Jackie laughed at me saying that was like her working with her child on not playing paintball in the house???? I don't know what that means but she asked nothing of my background of going to training or what I was doing to work on this). She approached my puppy and asked if she could show me how to correct it, I said yes. (That's literally why I'm in this class, why would I say no). Imagine my surprise when she grabs my dogs head and pushed her back by her loose skin until my 14 week old puppy literally yelps in pain. I was shocked and confused, and went through the rest of the class to their credit, with no other incidents related to my dog. I will say that they brought in an adult dog who had graduated from all of their programs, and had him demonstrate some tricks. When he went to be placed on a table, and chose the wrong one (there were two tables) his owner gave him a "no" command and went towards him, and the dog flinched. That coupled with what I had just seen with my dog told me as full a story as I needed. After discussing with my partner, I reached out to the business and told them based on this incident, this training didn't align with what I wanted for my puppy. I offered to pay a pro rated amount for the class I did attend, and asked for a refund for the rest, and to part ways. In the first email response from this company about my concerns (you can view them in my google review as I attached screen shots) while yes my dog did yelp in pain, it was quieter than her bark?? This seems to be Jackie's personal measurement of dog pain based on decibels. That's the only thing I can discern. They offered for me to transfer to another trainer- the entire business is called Jackie's training?? And I was with Jackie?? In the second email they state that after reviewing the same video as the first email, magically, there is no yelping!!! What a relief that is, as in the first email, we got into what pitch level the yelping is. Amazing to see it never happened! Jackie firmly believes she had the right to hurt your dog and charge you for the pleasure.

I have been taking my dogs to Sunset Kennel for over five years. The place is very clean, and the…read moreindividual kennels are pretty big. I haven't seen as big and roomy kennels anywhere else. The rates are very reasonable too. Mary Ann is very easy to talk to. She is also very flexible. The people who work there are very friendly. I would definitely recommend this place.

Owner long-time family business with good staff and well-maintained, clean kennel. Make…read morereservations ahead!

Cute facility, people are very friendly. My dog is a German shepherd rescue. She had some fear…read moreaggression with new people. They took special care to make her comfortable and to be less afraid of being without me. She enjoys camp a lot now as she loves to play with other dogs. I highly recommend Camp Canine.

We have been with Camp Canine since we moved to Cary 5 years ago. Our dog is a tempermental 12 year…read moreold rescue but the folks at Camp Canine take him and know him and he wags his tail off when he gets there. For a dog with huge seperation anxiety, this is a God send. We do boarding and day care. They have been very understanding during a family illness when our schedules were erratic and we needed last minute coverage etc. The dogs all sleep in their own little rooms versus crates. You can bring your dog's bed so it feels like home. The folks who work there are truly dog people.

This is the best boarding kennel I have ever been to. Very clean. The dogs never have an odor…read morecoming home. Staff is lovely and caring and very accommodating.

I dropped my cat brady off on October 6th for a 2 day stay. This place is great! The people are…read moresuper nice and the cat room was spotless. I like how they keep them in a separate room away from the dogs. The dogs barking can be a bit much for the cats. I'll definitely be coming back to this place.

We have had incredible experiences with Trinity for the past 6 years, first with our senior…read moreSchnoodle Everett and now with our rescue poodle Skjei! Skjei gets lots of love from all the staff, and is always happy going in and coming out, whether for an exam/procedure, daycare, or grooming. Today Dr. Killilea and Olivia were super helpful as always and made Skjei feel comfortable and happy during her exam, blood draws, etc! We've also had wonderful experiences with Dr. Romanet and all the other staff interacting with Skjei during her visits! We love having a safe and welcoming place to bring our precious girl for all her needs.

We've taken our dogs here for years, but unfortunately, we'll now be looking for a new groomer…read more Less than 24 hours before our scheduled appointment, we were told our dogs needed additional vaccinations/medications, including Bordetella within the last six months and Drontal, before they could be seen. Our dogs have current Bordetella and Lepto vaccinations and are not regularly exposed to other dogs, but we were told their current Bordetella still wasn't sufficient because it had not been administered within six months. Most concerning was having to advocate for an exception for our nearly 14-year-old Maltese, who is in heart failure, rather than unnecessarily putting her through additional treatment simply to satisfy a grooming policy. I understand businesses establishing health and safety requirements, but changing/enforcing requirements with less than 24 hours' notice--particularly when veterinary care is involved--is unreasonable. After many years as customers, we'll be seeking grooming services elsewhere.

Faithful Friends is amazing. Julie's team always goes above and beyond for me. Great communication…read moreand I love their client portal. I own a professional pet sitting business, as well, so I know good pet sitting when I see it. Not only do I use Faithful Friends for my own pets when I go away, but I also refer my clients to them whenever I am unavailable. Everyone always has great things to say. Julie runs a tight ship! Sammi and Chelsea are amazing. My dog loves them. My cat loves nobody. I highly recommend Faithful Friends Pet Sitting.

We used Faithful Friends for the first and last time. Issues included: returning from our trip to…read morediscover our home had been left unlocked for 4 days (back door); pet sitter bringing in unauthorized person into our house; not performing services listed on website and requested (i.e. pet waste removal from yard and dog walks). Owner's response to these and other issues was primarily deflection and blame.

Doggie Breaks was there when we realized we needed someone to walk our dog last minute and when we…read morewent out of town for the weekend. Susan is great and patient with my stubborn and curious one year old Carolina dog. She also makes sure he has plenty of food and water while were gone.