Hushpuppy hated it, but I looooooved it. Her nails are perfect for riding on my bare arms now and…read moreher flying is down 90%. She has just enough flight left to escape the sometimes too curious cats. I'll be back when that beak, talon and wings need you guys again. I wish all the area bird lovers (any??) knew about you because it took me almost 6 months to find this place.

I tried unsuccessfully to make an appointment here for 2 weeks. I followed up, because, hey-things…read morehappen, right? The owner, Betsy, replied & told me if I wanted to make an appointment, I should call the shop during regular business hours. (I already had, but could never get anyone to answer.) She didn't really seem concerned with gaining new clients. The icing on the cake was when she took it so far as to screenshot our conversation & make a public, defamatory FB post complaining about the 'crap she has to deal with.' If you're looking for a groomer with good communication, keep looking.

My dog, Leia, loves her time at Log Cabin Kennel. Philip, Jason, and Kate are attentive and loving…read morewith all their dogs. There are excellent play areas and the kennels are so clean.

They are great with my little Lulu - I know she is well cared for. Everyone is awesome there!read more

we have been taking 4 of our little dogs to Carla @ Dogs Only for 4 or 5 years and could not be…read moremore satisfied. Her facilities are always clean, she is always professional & always does a great job! Also, her prices are the best you will find anywhere. My dogs always come home fresh and clean and groomed like they're a dog show! Carla shows her Afghan hounds & knows the proper way to groom most breeds, according to show standards with her involvement in the dog show world. We have always been very satisfied. I've also sent several family members & friends to her.

This place is absolutely amazing the staff are so sweet and make sure your pet is well taken care…read moreof they can be a little slow sometimes but I'd rather that than them rush and my sweet boy not be taken care of correctly . His cut is always up to part and he smells amazing every-time he leaves and he really likes the staff

Amy is an excellent groomer. Our all our absolute loves her. She does a beautiful cut and takes…read moreexcellent care of him while doing it.

When her mother makes appointments it is not always the same as agreed to or it is pushed out…read morefurtheror changed to please other owners or she has trailer issues, flat tires, a/c issues and never calls to let owner know she is not coming She has too many dogs and the appointments are all messed up by her appointment setter. Amy is a good groomer but needs to work on the appointment issues and her trailer issues.

The folks at Ginger's Maltese were so easy to work with and have their entire process laid out for…read moreyou from beginning to end. We couldn't be happier w our end result and our precious and playful Maltese puppy, Nova. We loved getting updates as our girl aged and also pics and videos and feeling like she was coming from a happy and healthy environment bc we knew she would be joining us as a family member and we would want her to be happy immediately...and she indeed was. The expectations for us for after our purchase were also clear and I have maintained a connection w the breeder and kept her abreast of Nova's developments. She is good-natured and a sweet temperament and we know it is from her wonderful start at Ginger's Maltese. We highly recommend them to anyone seeking a puppy.

I would strongly caution anyone considering getting a puppy from this breeder…read more The puppy we received came home with four separate parasite infections: Giardia, Coccidia, Cryptosporidium, and hookworms. Since bringing her home, she has been on constant medication and has been extremely sick, which has been heartbreaking to watch. Our puppy was born on 12/25/25. She was picked up on 2/19/26 and is still sick as of 5/24/26. We were told that if we had not gotten her, she probably would have died in Olivia's care. No right minded person would have ever given away a dog that was only 1.7 pounds. When we notified Olivia, instead of showing concern or taking accountability, she attempted to place the blame on us. Even more disappointing, there was no meaningful follow-up to check on our puppy's condition. To make matters worse, the contract conveniently states that the breeder is not responsible for any parasite infections, which feels incredibly shady considering the severity and number of infections our puppy had upon arrival. The contract protects her from any lawsuits she deserves, shielding her from accountability despite the serious issues involved. Three months later, our puppy is still battling Giardia. She is now experiencing bloody stool, vomiting, and brown urine, and our veterinarian has confirmed that this likely stems from exposure through the mother's milk and breeding environment. We were specifically told this originated from Cooper and Polly's litter, and we believe prospective buyers deserve to be aware of this ongoing situation. No family should have to go through the emotional stress, financial burden, and worry of bringing home a sick puppy. We expected a healthy puppy and responsible breeder support, and unfortunately received neither. I will continue to share my experience on all social media accounts, Google, Yelp, and anywhere else I can. I will do anything in my power to spread the word about the horrible experience we have had.

The employees were so caring. Our hearts were melting and they were so understanding of our…read moresituation

Caring, professional Vet and Vet Tech. Helped get through my 15 year old dog's euthanasia. They…read morewere so kind and so sensitive. Too bad my Vet in Pikeville (north wayne) couldn't be troubled to see either one of my dogs when they were at the end of life. Thank God for Points East!

Nancy loves her dogs and takes the best care of them. She makes sure the have playtime, lots of…read morewater, lots of love

I am surprised by the negative reviews. My dogs have trained with Nancy and they board with her…read moreregularly and have for many years. I have never had any of the experiences cited. Here is my experience. Nancy understands dogs at a very core level. I have two German Shepherds with one that can be people and dog aggressive. Nancy does not shy away from those types of situations but rather leans into them. She has an innate sense of what is causing the behavior and is highly successful in addressing the issues. Many trainers just go the other way when aggression is involved. But to be clear, dog training is not magic. If the owners are not willing to work with the dog, any training will be only partially successful. Nancy is a long-time trainer of search and rescue dogs. She understands what drives a dog. She works with them based on their breed and what is needed. And sometimes she needs to get their attention which is where "getting rough with them" - NOT hurting them, NOT being abusive - might be needed. On the other hand, one of my dogs is quite shy and Nancy has been instrumental to give her reassurance, building up her confidence with every interaction. Again, she is working with the dog to help it be the best dog it can be. At $1200 for three weeks, her costs are well below other local board and trains. And you are getting some of the best training available. I have had my dogs at other board and trains and what I ended up with was a dog that listened to that trainer and their signals, not a dog that was less scared, less aggressive, and more itself. With Hooks K9 Training, if your dog needs more than three weeks, she keeps them at no extra charge. She does this because she is focused on what is best for your dog not on how much she makes. Again, an amazing level of commitment to your dog being the best they can be. Once your dog has gone through her board and train program, they can then be boarded with her for $25/day which again is an amazing price. She does use a prong collar but I have always used a prong collar on my shepherds. If used properly the dog is not getting the prong correction but it is there if needed. And she does use a shock collar when a specific behavior needs to be addressed and other methods aren't working. And a shock collar is often used on the "buzz" setting as a reminder to the dog. You don't need to actually shock the dog in most cases. Sometimes simply putting the collar on is enough to remind the dog that they need to pay attention. The dogs are kenneled outside. They are well provided for, are with many other dogs and quite frankly, mine like the outdoors better. The kennel arrangement is key to them learning to be a dog and a good dog at that. Where she places your dog and by whom is done quite strategically to benefit both dogs. I will also comment on being early. I am a person who lives by the "if you are on time you are late" adage. But for Nancy, when she is working with the dogs, it is very disruptive for someone to come in early as the dogs are focused on them. She wants to use every minute of training time available so her ask is that you be on time, not early. And yes, she can be rude about it but that is because you are taking away from the dogs. Nancy loves these dogs and wants you to know they are the priority. So, don't be early. On communication, Nancy is very forthcoming on what you need to do when you get your dog home. Anytime I email her, I get a response. During the board and train, I was very nervous and she sent me wonderful stories of how the dog was progressing. She doesn't carry a cell phone as it would be distracting while she is training. But I have found her to be very responsive via email. In summary, this is not a fit for everyone. But I would highly recommend for dogs and dog owners that want results. Do your research, talk with Nancy and make your own determination.