I met Janice earlier this year when our young male Rhodesian Ridgeback started showing aggressive…read morebehavior toward our much older Puggle. I was at the end of the road on what to do about it, and I was seriously considering whether we would have to get rid of our Ridgeback. We were SO lucky to find Janice as she worked wonders for us in helping really understand what was driving his behavior and teaching us how to manage it. After working with her for several months, it is like he is a completely different dog. He and our whole family are so much happier, and we are forever grateful for the help Janice gave us.

They aren't that good. They don't return your text messages or calls. I've had 3 sessions. The…read more"bah" method does work, but trying to get more sessions in on a dog that needs more training is difficult when you can't contact the trainer assigned to you and their customer service doesn't return your call.

What a great experience, I just adopted a dog about 6 months ago, and was having some behavioral…read moreissues with him. After two lessons with Greg K, he is a totally different dog. Their method of training really works, and I would 100 percent recommend them to everyone! I can't wait to get some more sessions under out belts.

Please do NOT believe A.P.'s review as she is full of crap. My dog Daisy has been going to daycare…read moretwice a week for the past year and she has boarded there several times. The owner Dee is great, her location is quite large and my dog comes home exhausted from playing all day. Her open play area is monitored at all times and during nice weather the dogs have the freedom to roam inside and outside in a fenced in area. Dee evaluates every dog prior to being accepted to ensure they mesh well with the pack. Dee posts videos of the dogs all day long to her Facebook page so my family is able to see how much fun Daisy is having. I highly recommend A Dog's World - her prices are very good and she doesn't buckle and dime you like other daycares (charging extra to feed or give medication, etc.). My dog has never been happier!

The best doggie day care by far! Dee treats each dog like her own. We brought our puppy to her…read moredaily and she not only had him socialized with other dogs, but helped us better understand how to potty train him successfully. Highly recommended!

Our experience is always positive at KSDT. Every trainer is professional and courteous and they…read moreLOVE our 2 dogs. Both dogs stayed for a long weekend at a trainers home and both came home happy and healthy. We had a peace of mind and worry free weekend. My 2 dogs jump out of the car every time we drive up to KSDT. I would suggest that everyone attend a class to see just how loved and respected your dog is at KSDT. There is a lot of care and thought put into each lesson. I watch my 2 dog's body language and they are so happy at KSDT and always love going back. They jump out of the car and are ready for fun!

This review reflects my firsthand, fully documented experience with KSDT…read more I enrolled my pet here for playcare and socialization back in August 2023, when he was a puppy, through November 2025 (he is now 2). These were the exact services I paid for, and from day one I made it clear that the entire purpose of bringing him here was for him to socialize with other dogs, not sit alone at home while I worked. I have spent thousands of dollars at this facility since 2023 on training and care. Not once was I told of any behavioral concern during that time -- unless I brought something up myself from home. Never once did they raise an issue based on his behavior in their facility. I recently learned that my pet has been spending roughly 90% of his day crated, interacting only with staff and no other dogs, and this was done without my knowledge or consent. There was no explanation, no disclosure, and no communication whatsoever. When I questioned this, staff refused to answer the actual question and instead said KSDT was "no longer the right fit." They then insisted I had been "told," which is directly contradicted by my written communications. Tell me why anyone would pay for playcare if their dog is going to be crated all day -- when he could be at home on the couch, with water, space, toys, and comfort for free. For three months, I attempted to schedule training and was passed between staff repeatedly. There was no functioning scheduling process, no clarity, and no accountability. When I asked the most basic question: "What exactly does my pet do while in your care?" I received no real answer. Only runaround, deflection, and attempts to place blame onto me rather than simply telling me what their paid service consisted of. As a paying client, this level of evasiveness was alarming and suggested something was being avoided. When I sought transparency, I was refused access to my pet's records, refused training notes and invoices I paid for, and the owner's email was withheld until I stated I would escalate the matter further. Only then was it provided. Shortly after raising these concerns, my entire client account was deleted, instantly removing all access to my pet's history, notes, and prior information. The timing speaks for itself. After I was no longer a client, the General Manager - who had my number solely for business purposes, used my personal phone number to send unsolicited, hostile, mocking, and retaliatory messages about my private email to the owner. One of her direct quotes was: "I cared for your dog all weekend while you obviously had better things to do than be with him." Sending a message like this to someone who is no longer a client is egregious, blatantly unprofessional, and far outside any acceptable standard of business conduct. I paid for boarding services, and she voluntarily took my pet home. If performing standard duties is viewed as a burden or a reason to shame clients, then this is not the appropriate field of work. Considering I was later informed my pet spent most of his time crated, I am left with serious concerns about what "caring for him all weekend" actually meant. ****Pet owners: be cautious about who you entrust with your dog. If you take a trip or use their boarding services, be prepared for it to be weaponized against you later.**** When I reviewed public Google reviews, I found multiple reports describing similar concerns, including pets being kept crated for extended periods without owners being informed. My experience aligns closely with those publicly posted complaints. I am sharing so pet owners know what they are risking. My trust was taken advantage of, my concerns ignored and my pet's care mishandled. NO ONE should discover that when it is already to late.

Rebecca watched both of my cats while I traveled abroad with my family. I received pictures daily…read moreand updates. When I returned after two weeks, they truly grew fond of her, I could tell. I noticed she genuinely cares about animals, and that is extremely important. She was very responsible when tending to their care, and she even purchased a few items for them which she felt they needed, such as toys and scratch boards. They loved them. I would refer Rebecca to anyone.

From the owner: Dog Walking Our top priority is ensuring your dog is happy,…read morehealthy, and well cared for. Our comprehensive dog-walking service includes exercise, clean-up, treats, and feeding. We utilize positive reinforcement training methods and are equipped to administer medication as needed. During the walk, your furry friend will receive personalized attention and care, making it a highlight of their day. Pet Sitting If you plan to be away, you can count on us to take great care of your beloved pet. We offer customized services designed for your pet's needs, including feeding, cleaning the litter box, playtime, and treats to ensure your pet is happy and comfortable. If needed, we can also give medication. Dogs will be taken for a walk during each visit. We are pleased to help water plants and pick up the mail while you're gone. Behavior Consultation I offer personalized consultation services for pets, focusing on helping dogs who struggle with social anxiety. My techniques are based on my experience working with horses and dogs and my interest in animal behavior, inspired by the teachings of animal behaviorist Lee Wells. I provide consultations for individual pets and their families and group sessions. Each session lasts for two hours and can be scheduled as required.

We love Camp Bow Wow. They treat my 3 year old goldendoodle like family and she is always so…read moreexcited when she gets there! I highly recommend!! We love all the staff- Michelle, Lovette and Michele are fabulous

My pup both camps here as well as gets groomed and always comes home happy and tired from playing…read morewith her camp friends. The groomers are very good and work very hard. Shout out to Kiersten and Janine you girls ROCK! One thing I want to remind people, the groomers just like salon workers work on commission,they don't get the full price that we pay for the groom, please remember to tip these hard workers. You wouldn't go to the salon and get your hair cut and not tip would you? Why should your pup be any different. The groomers actually work harder dealing with matts, lifting, bites etc. I used to be one of the oblivious who didn't think to tip and it was brought to my attention by another dog owner and I was mortified. Please remember to tip. My pup looks like a million bucks thank you camp bow wow!

Family, neighbors, and strangers continually comment on what a well-behaved and sweet dog our…read morelittle Sierra Bear is. I smile gratefully and accept the credit. But none of this would be possible without the exceptional guidance and personalized help we've had over the past several years from the team at Good Dog. Do yourself a favor, and sign up for class today. You won't regret it! Here's the reality... I had no idea how to train a dog. I thought it was something you do for a couple of months, and maybe you get a dog that listens to you. But Anne's approach of really helping dog owners understand dog psychology and effective techniques for breaking skill-building into bite-sized chunks helped me reshape my thinking and develop the patience and consistency needed to get an incredible result. I never dreamed that I could have a dog that listens as well as Sierra. How well does Sierra listen? Well, her recall is so good that she came running up 2 flights of stairs when I previewed the video I chose to include in this review. Just from the whistle in the video. I thought that kind of behavior was outside of my abilities to achieve. But Good Dog helped me realize that training a dog doesn't have to be a burden -- it's a lot easier than you think. It just requires consistency and a bit of oversight from a knowledgeable expert. Point is... You could have this for your dog, too!

We have been coming to Good Dog Pet Training for just over two years now and we still love it. We…read moreattend group classes on Saturdays. Anne has been so helpful in teaching us so many things. Our dogs are certainly much more well rounded because of it!

Our dog Ben has been to the Doggie Chalet for a weekend, a week and most recently 2 weeks. While we…read moremiss him terribly and feel guilty about leaving him, there is no doubt he is in excellent hands. Nick is highly recommended and it will be obvious why once you've contacted him for the first time.

We have never been away from our dog Max ( usually he vacations with us) for more than a day or…read moretwo, and so naturally we were a bit reluctant to kennel him for a week...we spoke to a few people and they said to look for a place that has a lot of open space so that Max can have a vacation too! We couldn't have picked a better place. Max is very socialized with both people and dogs- but this was a new experience for him. He obviously loved the Chalet from the pics Nick and Adriana posted up. Knowing that our dog was in such care made us very comfortable being 3500 miles away!! Nick and Adriana are wonderful folks and we highly recommend the Doggie Chalet! Gina and John Verona

It was my first and last visit. I sought help with dog treat and food choices but was practically…read moreaccused of animal abuse. Oddly, no recommendations were forthcoming. I was also going to look for cat items but changed my mind. I purchased some raw hearts and a gift and departed. Perhaps I came on the employee's bad day". That being said, the small store was well organized and well stocked if you know what you are looking for and don't mind the person berating your dog feeding habits and not making a recommendation at all. Perhaps this is a reverse publicity tactic or I need to change my expectations regarding appropriate customer service.

Judgmental is the best way I can describe this. I was excited to come based on a neighbors…read morerecommendation. I wanted to find freeze dried supplemental food for our dog since she's on prescription food for crystals. We had told the store front this and he said vets don't know anything about pet nutrition and it's going to make her condition worse. Then proceeded to ask if we'd like to stay on dry food. I said yes, since it's easier. Then the judgment started. "Who are you thinking about?" He went on to make assumptions about what we feed her aside from her dog food - such as pizza crusts. We said a weekly egg, fruits and vegetables. We really should have just left but still asked for a recommendation. He recommended a duck based dry food and said there's other options of the brand such as beef, chicken, and salmon. I requested the salmon variation and he responded that "dogs are carnivores and need to eat meat" - as if fish isn't meat? My husband said we give her chicken, with the last time being the night before. To which he responded, "What kind of chicken?". Then proceeded to tell us that dogs can be sensitive to chicken. The entire time, it just felt like we were being tested and had to justify not being bad owners. Nothing we do is right. As if we didn't rescue our dog and are trying our best? Would these kinds of places rather we had not adopted her at all? Honestly, as an average pet owner, I would not come back.