If I could give ZERO I would...BEWARE! Please take your dog…read moreanywhere but here. We signed our puppy up for a 2 week board and train hopeful to get her to walk on a leash better. She had a lot of energy and wanted to play with everyone. She was a regular at doggy daycare and never had any issues or reactivity. Everyone loved her. We worked on basic commands at home, but leash pulling and distractions were an issue. After reading reviews and the 100% guarantee spiel, we dropped our girl off with high hopes. I emailed to check in on Zura, we were told we would get updates daily, and I do not feel the trainer was very professional. Several times he sounded too busy, or was out doing other things. 2 long weeks later, we picked up our pup and I was shocked. She was extremely underweight and came home acting off. She seemed nervous and unsettled. The trainer sent snippets of videos everyday and I asked what our dog was doing the rest of the time, I never got a response. My husband reached out to the trainer and the owner and they gave this speech about her adjusting and being consistent. The day after she came home, my husband took her on walk and she freaked out. She was screaming and was super anxious. Naturally we contacted the owner and at first she was extremely condensing and unprofessional. She yelled at me and implied I didn't know what I was talking about. I have actively rescued and rehabilitated dogs for the past 20 years. This is the first time I had ever outsourced training due to health issues. After a heated conversation she decided that "She wasn't happy with our dogs board and train and she would like to take her for a week". JoAnne had our dog for 4 days. Our dog came home with welts on her neck (both sides) from the shock collar and a scab on her back leg. We took her to the vet and she stated that it looked like our pet had been mistreated. Our dog seemed very high strung and agitated. I would take the ecollar off at night or when she was in her kennel, and she was very reluctant and skittish when I tried to put it back on. The trainer told my husband if our dog wasn't listening to turn up the number on the ecollar. It didn't work, it just made our dog panic. When we first started training, we asked about the ecollar and how high it got. They said it was like a tens unit, and didn't hurt them. That is not true. They turn it up very high and told us to do the same. Our dog left to the board and train a goofy puppy and came back extremely fearful and anxious. Our dog had been crate trained since she was 10 weeks old. After her board and train, she started screaming in the crate, and digging at her bed. She also had several accidents in the crate, she had never displayed that behavior before. My heart was broken for our girl. I reached out to a K9 Behavioral Specialist and after assessing our dog, they agreed that our dog had been mistreated. She associated the ecollar with punishments' rather than positive reinforcement. This place does not care about the wellbeing of your dog, they care about money. It is a franchise, and perhaps they have some locations and trainers who actually know what they are doing, but not here. After everything, there was zero chance we were taking our dog back to them and expressed this to Bryan and JoAnne, she stated "your dog will never be off leash, your are going to have to accept that." I challenged the 100% guarantee and requested a refund. We never heard from them again. The guarantee is not real. They never apologized or showed any concern or empathy for our dog. I have several videos that they provided while she was at training that are uncomfortable to watch. They try to conceal the shocker in their hand while filming, but if you pay close attention, you could tell our dog was constantly being shocked to comply. Please take your pet elsewhere. We entrusted our girl to their care and it is the biggest mistake I have ever made. It changed her completely. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR ANIMAL HERE! Video of Zura after picking her up. More to come https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoUcih4dzCc ***I have attached the text of the date we picked our dog up from the second training session (4 days) and the vet afterwards. I have also attached witness testimony of my dogs behavior 2 days after coming home. My statement is far from false***

We have a GSD who we rescued and who had been on the streets for apparently quite some time. She…read morewas about a year and a few months old so she's quite lively as well as headstrong and physically strong! I couldn't walk her and my husband barely could. We discovered OLK9 and enrolled her in the two-week training. Our trainer Carolina, was excellent! When we got her back, we were able to walk her and enforce the commands she learned there. We still needed to work with her every day of course, and still do. What we appreciated too was that we could take her for a refresher anytime we were having problems and we availed ourselves of this once so far which helped. It's nice to have that kind of back-up support. I highly recommend OLk9 for any dog.

Daisy is a dog whisperer! Did a great job training ME to work with our dauschund puppy. She comes…read moreto your place which is a bonus!

Fantastic experience!!!!! We acquired a sweet Belgian Melanosis that was 8 months old. She was…read moresmart, energetic but generally hard to control on leash and would be apprehensive on walks when confronted by cars, other dogs, people, and other animals. At the end of a walk, I felt drained and have sore shoulders, it was not much fun. Since we RV and travel a lot, we wanted to be able to take the dog along without worry. We did a lot of research online and choose Daisy's Canine Academy. We opted for the two-week emersion program. We provided a list of commands and traits we were hoping for: 1) RVing, come, stay, fetch, heel, drop, sit, get, etc., 2) Socialized around people, other dogs, cars etc. and be calm and under control, 3) Go to Kennel, Basket on command. This was a lot to expect for just a two-week program. Daisy her trainer delivered in spades. The dog came back transformed; she did not do everything 100 percent, but honestly the most important thing was she trained the trainer, yes me I was able to continue working with the dog to fine tune her training, which is still a work in progress but fun for me as well as the dog. She does most what we outlined above and even more, can't wait for our first RV trip in the New Year. Daisy stays in touch and has had frequent follow-up visits. I would highly recommend Daisy's Canine Academy!!!

Willow seemed well taken care of. I appreciate Peachtree Pets asking for proof of shots from the…read morevet, and dogfood and snacks to be in bags for each day. Thank you for allowing a blanket for comfort , and glad there is air condition for the dogs. Those who work there are friendly, and seem to like dogs. It would be nice to see some live video of Willow interacting with other dogs during the week. Thank you for the service you supply.

Our dog, Georgia, can't wait to go to Peachtree Pets for boarding. She is never hesitant and it's…read moreclear by her behavior after boarding that she was well cared for. the young ladies who work there are so kind and always make us feel like we have a special dog.

Robin is a wonderful dog trainer. I have no idea who this other person is but Robin would never in…read morea million years abuse a dog. She is never rude to a customer Ever. She took my over reactive, snappy chihuahua and turned her into a favorite in my senior apt building. She is now friendly with almost everyone. She has her favorites . I volunteered with Robin at a humane society which is how I met her. Her classes are positive training only and you will NEVER find a choke chain, prong collar or shock collar used in her classes. She also helps train therapy dogs who would never respond well to anything negative. You can trust My Best Buddy to treat your dog as if it were her own.

I have personally worked with Robin. She is an excellent positive reinforcement dog trainer. It is…read moreunbelievable to me that someone would put such a negative and clearly untrue review about her. My experience with her has been totally positive with excellent results. Her level of professionalism is outstanding. She can certainly provide references for the numerous happy clients she has worked with over the years as well as veterinarians and other dog-care professionals that recommend her.

One of my dogs had a hard time with socializing. Suzanne and her team worked with Faith and now…read moreshe loves to play with other Dogs. My dogs go insane when I put them in the car because they know they are going to Day Play. They absolutely love spending the day here.

I love the place but 3x now I've taken my frenchy for boarding and all 3x he has come home sick…read more This time he is really sick! Has anyone else had this problem? Thx for your reply. He's been real sick last night and today. Fever, runny- junky nose, and eyes. *I guess I'm just wondering why nobody saw the green snot coming from his nose while he was on board*. I still have antibiotics from December when he got kennel cough. He's a hot mess today but, resting in his crate. The coughing seems to be reduced from the pill.

Best 12 day experience for Elvis and for me! The daily pictures were wonderful reassuring me that…read moreElvis was well taken care of and had the attention during his personal time. I can't say enough about Jeanie and the staff for a wonderful experience while traveling. Thank you!

We arrived in Fairburn GA with our dogs to attend the Georgia Renaissance festival, but our dogs…read morewere out of sorts after the long drive, so we decided to board them instead of bringing them into the festival. Ivy Pet Resort was the only one to return our call. Bjorn and Astrid shared a kennel for two days and the night in-between and were happy campers the whole time. Price is completely reasonable. Service is ultra friendly. We wouldn't hesitate to rely on them again.

Terry and Connor are fantastic! My dog came back from training a totally different dog. He's…read moreobedient, and I am very grateful for their dog training services.

From the owner: We're a Veteran owned and operated small business. We provide exceptional obedience training,…read moreprotection training, detection training, and so much more to dogs and their owners. We aim to build a balanced, obedient, and social companion for the community.

I have been going there for the past year for my dogs grooming. They went in January and the…read moregroomer totally chopped up my yorkies hair. She apologized and the manager would only allow her to give 10% off, which is nothing, add tax and still at the same price. I agreed to give her another chance, the store had $20 off coupons that were sent out , good until 4/5 but you couldn't get an appointment so I made it before the coupon expired but they still would not allow the discount after being g a loyal customer for years. Now I'm done and they keep their lousy 20 dollar coupon and everything else. I will be ordering my dogs food directly from Hills, don't need you PetSmart

Horrible grooming experience. Paid over 170$ to get dogs groomed and get this. I hope they don't…read moreget infections. No compensation was offered.

Excellent experience boarding for three nights with my two golden retrievers. They loved the pool…read moreand came home happy and exhausted from play. Very pleased with the petcams also. Peace of mind. .

I want to address and issue that we had with our dogs back in January and just recently this past…read moreweek. In short when we boarded our dogs in January they both came down with Kennel cough and Ranger came back with a limp and still has that no one can tell me how that happened when I called. Pet Paradise did refund some of our money, gave us free nail trims because we were charged for them and they were never done and did discount a vet appointment for us. I do appreciate that but we should not have had to pay for the vet visit or their medication because our dogs came down with kennel cough. After the were over the kennel cough we brought them in to have their nails done and they did not due Ranger's back feet because they said he was biting. We have never had this problem ever when we have brought them to you or any other vet. or groomer. The guy groomer you have is great and he has never said anything about Ranger, no has for that matter. I believe the girl who was there that day just did not want to fool with him. The groomer there that day was a girl. Fast forward to this past weekend. I wanted to bring my dogs in for a nail trim like we always have. I was told that 2 of their vaccines had expired and we could not bring them because of that they could not be taken back or could not even come into the lobby. I respect the rules, but my dogs were allowed to contract kennel cough while they were there. This was Gunnar's second time catching kennel cough. My husband got involved and we were refunded our money for our last stay which I appreciate, what I DO NOT appreciate is us being told that Ranger could not come back until he was trained. Our dog is trained, he has stayed there a couple times and did the Meet the Family and there is absolutely NOTHING, I mean NOTHING on his report card or any other time indicating he was not trained. I really take offense to this statement. My husband even told whomever he spoke with, well you have things back there to keep from biting if you think he is. We have always been pleased with Pet Paradise until these past 2 times. I will never bring my dogs there again for the mere fact that now I do not believe they will be taken care of from the issues that we have had. I do not trust Pet Paradise and I will not be referring anyone else to your establishment. If someone would have responded to my email back in February, this could have all be resolved. I will be giving a bad review just so you know. My fur babies are just that, my babies and they will not be treated disrespectfully or for us to be told that Ranger bites which HE DOES NOT! And I know that I will not get a response here either.