We worked with Anna and she helped us train a service dog. Her classes were fun for both dog and…read morehuman. She's very interesting to sit under as she understands each breeds different personality, strengths, & weaknesses. Her perspective is so helpful and gives insight into your dog's mind and why he acts like he does. Sue did our dogs Public Access Test and we also enjoyed working with her. We very highly recommend The Puppy Nanny's Place!

We used The Puppy Nanny for training with our previous dog. Anna is excellent, and we have been…read moreable to use what we learned from Anna with our rescue pup. Highly recommend Anna and The Puppy Nanny!!

Very nice, very clean, new, LARGE facility. Owners are good people who are working to make their…read morepersonal dreams and passions come true, which I love. Staff are all professional, friendly, and helpful/knowledgeable. They know a lot about dogs!! Great for training as well as for boarding...we have two big dogs, but have a friend who needed to board a smaller dog and was so pleased with the accommodations, attention, and service. When our youngest pup is old enough, she'll be going to Pet Commander for the 15 day training. Have not tried the salon yet, but definitely will! Highly recommend Pet Commander Kennels!

If I could give this facility an even higher review I would. Having lived in 4 states in the past…read more5 years our 6 year-old German Shorthaired Pointer has visited a lot of kennels and this is by and far the best that he has ever stayed in. The staff is incredibly warm and inviting - we got lost on the way there and they actually drove out to find us and help us get there. They also were willing to stay a few minutes late for us when our plane was late getting back to Greenville. Our dog was incredibly well cared for and we got updates throughout on how he was doing. The facility is beautiful and large and each kennel has an indoor and outdoor space for your furry family member. Admittedly it is a pricier kennel, but honestly for the level of service that they provide it is definitely worth it. We will be visiting again for every flight that we take from Greenville in the future!

Everything went well! I've been taking my dogs to K9 Corner for many years, & believe me, I…read morewouldn't keep taking my guys there if I didn't trust that they'd get the best care possible. Everyone there takes special care of the dogs. We've gone for just daycare but I've also boarded mine for a number of weeks more than once. I love that I can see them when I'm somewhere else because of their doggie cameras. They've always loved it. I wouldn't use anyone else!

The folks at K9 Corner have been an absolute amazing team to work with. My Marble, who came in as a…read morefoster dog (ultimately I adopted him) as a severe neglect and abuse case. K9 corner is the only place he had felt comfy and relaxed away from home. He loved the people (not his forte in public due to his abuse), loved the other dogs and just was so excited when we pulled into the parking lot. To add, Marble was 145 lb Great Dane. So this was no small task. Another plus, large runs for large breed dogs. Sadly, I recently lost Marble to old age. In addition to marble they have taken care of several of my foster Danes. These folks have been wonderful, know what they are doing, accommodate special needs and requests. Thank you K9 Corner.

I've taken my cat Alice here two times now. And I really like how the cats are in their own area…read moreand it's not just a small cage like that their in if they where at the vets. It's like a closet size where the cats have different levels to up on. You can even let the staff play with them in an open space, or if your at is like mine and doesn't care too much for strangers they can just chill on one of the meany levels. Also for boarding a cat is a really great price. And if anything happens they call you and your furry family member's vet.

I brought my rescued English Bulldog to Sissy about two weeks ago. She was highly recommend by…read moreanother Charlotte dog lover who had brought her pups their for training. I have had Bane for about a year and a half (his about 3 1/2 years old.) He has been almost uncontrollable since day one. Although there was some initial improvement, he has had no sense of boundaries and could get aggressive when touched. Sissy and I spoke at length by phone prior to bringing Bane there. She seemed very knowledgeable about training, in general, as well as being keenly aware of the specific needs and disposition of English Bulldogs. Bane boarded and worked with Sissy for training at Off Broadway Pet Boarding and Training for a full week. While the space was fairly small, I was impressed with the cleanliness and order. Sissy and I spoke almost daily about Bane's progress. It because apparent by day 3 that I needed the training as much as he did. Upon picking him up, he seemed happy and well adjusted. He is now able to follow simple commands, which we continue to work on at home. Since I opted to use a pinch collar with him, it is important I continue to execute the training and coaching she provided for us. His overall behavioral changes have been nothing less than miraculous. He is much more calm, isn't aggressive towards other people or dogs and seems much happier, as are well! I would highly recommend Sissy for any training and/or boarding needs you may have.

My dog is no longer walking me... enough said! Just amazed to witness the unlocking of his…read morepotential. Invaluable!

Mindy is a one of a kind animal trainer…read more As a dog trainer, she is kind and patient. She doesn't rush the process, so that you can build a foundation to have a very well behaved pet. She helped me work on my dogs food aggression issues at meal time and his recall off leash. Her own dogs have done everything from hunting to agility to winning obedience classes. As a horse trainer, she has achieved incredible feat. In the 90s she bought a cheap off the track thoroughbred to olympic level, training him from scratch to compete (and win) against some of the best riders in the world with a stable full of million dollar horses. Give her a call, you will not regret it!

I left my dog for 1/2 day and he did great there. It's a nice, clean place and I feel good about…read moreleaving my precious pooch there.

We've been taking Tubbs here for a couple weeks now. They have taught us soooooo much. They are all…read morevery encouraging and educate you as to why you are doing, what your doing. They are helping me to be the best dog-mom I can be. Thank you for checking up on us, through out the week. They really do care. ‍‍

Being a new single dog dad scared me. I've been waiting 10 years to get a dog. I've always wanted a…read morepuppy but the start to this journey really scared me. Especially since I'm doing this alone. Mikaela at Horizon has really been there for us and helping me to be a supportive dog parent. Bohdi gets compliments all the time what a good dog he is. He's an English Retriever and I've had him since he was 8 weeks. Mikaela taught me the importance of patience and was really there for me in my time of need when I felt like I was doing something wrong (I tend to overthink and be hard on myself). She would give me guidance and ways to be more patient and to also understand that he is just being a puppy and he is trying to figure things out. She helped me to keep going at a steady and learning patience. The Canine Connection School is also really amazing and I love it. I just wish it had a section for new puppy owners or just puppies in general. Like a section of how to start off with success with a new puppy and how to stay strong during this hard time. Mikaela taught me the importance of check ins, how to be Bohdi's advocate, Bohdi's body language cues, and helping me with crate training techniques. Her guidance through Bohdi's fear period has also helped immensely. I know that going through Horizon may be a bit expensive, but this is an investment that you will have forever. It's like paying for college, but this is going into knowledge of having a bond with your pup and having a better understanding of how to be there for them. One of my favorite things I've learned from Horizon is that your dog is not an accessory. He is your family member. You are his whole world. Be your dogs advocate. Bohdi is now 23 weeks old. We will most likely go back for another session when he is 1 years old or later. Just to check in and see how we are both doing. I'm continuously learning and I count on Horizon to be there.

Desi is the best. We have 2 dogs that were stressed from a move, a loss, some new roomies, and a…read morefew other things and called on Desi for help. Was the best move we made. She gave us personalized training for the dogs...and us. Our home is a much happier place now.

Tony Nila is absolutely the best trainer I have ever run into. We have 5 dogs and he did a…read morefantastic job with them. One dog is a black lab who is a registered service dog.Tony did a great job teaching him to help me. Any doubts you have with Tony I would say, please give him a try I think hes the best!!

What can I say about Tony and Grumpy Puppy, Redding is very…read morefortunate to have him there. He is EXTREMELY knowledgeable about dogs. What he teaches his clients is priceless. The dedication he has with this clients is extraordinarily and he's always there when they need him. I was extremely fortunate to get to work with him and what he's taught me shows that I can control my dogs in any environment. Especially with my female dog whom is deaf. Without any commands! With a very short amount of time too. However the work is on you and your family. Do yourself a favor and give him a shot and you'll be surprised on what you and your furry family members can accomplish. Thanks Tony!

James is like a dog whisperer. I learned so much from him (train the dog owner not the dog) in just…read more2 sessions. He even came to my home so that he could train my pup in his own environment. Thank you James!

*Not Recommended for Dog Training in the Greenville area / try others first*…read more This is part of my review series on Therapy Dog Training. Our dog was recently certified and we want to help our neighbors through this long process! We previously appreciated our dog boarding at Upstate Dog Academy but we stopped going for several reasons. Positives: James at Upstate Dog Academy offers dog boarding in his home and has a yard for daily outings. Negatives: We started with lessons at Upstate Dog Academy but we later found that other area dog trainers offer classes with a mix of more positive reinforcement and our dog started making more progress once we switched. Also, our dog just didn't seem to be getting the same amount of outdoor time here as at other kennels. On our last visit for boarding, our dog looked visibly distressed as we pulled in the driveway and we decided we would not be going back. *Routes to Therapy Dog Certification: 1. Attend private lessons for beginner through Therapy Dog and then get certified through Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD) via Noble Dog Hotel. This is the more expensive option. 2. Attend classes at Astro Kennels, then take Therapy Dog class at Petsmart in Mount Pleasant, SC, and then contact a private ATD evaluator through the ATD website. This is the cheaper option.

Hoping this place has changed hands since our expirence 10 years ago…read more Our pup was there for 5 days and was a mess upon our return he was covered with feces. Like he was unattended and was roling in it. Just horrible and disgusting . They made sure our bill was paid before they brought our pup out to us. We have since moved out of the area.

Best experience ever. I have been boarding my dogs at Dog Trainer Workshop for 15 years. They are…read morewonderful honest and kind. I drive from Laurens to use their services knowing that the dog/caregiver ratio is low and that my dogs are safe. My 15 year old dog Allan loves seeing Tracy there whenever we go. 10/10 stars from me!