We had a great experience with All Aboard. Our application was approved quickly and easily - the…read moredog we applied for was adopted to its foster (totally understandable!) We were looking for a specific breed and they got back to me quickly with some other options that didn't work for us, but told me they would keep us posted if/ when they got others in. Only a few weeks later they had 3 puppies coming in and let us know, sent pics and let us have first choice before they were posted. Kayla was so friendly and helpful throughout the process and we adore the dog we ended up with.

All aboard is amazing!! They adopted to us our sweet sweet Cache (formally Dunkin') in March 2025!…read moreWe are absolutely in love with our little buddy!!

They are always helpful and willing to accommodate my dog. She loves it there and makes a new…read more"friend" every time which they tell me about. I take her regularly.

From my boarding experience in June '25: Way overpriced. Come play stay did not listen to our…read moreworries and the customer service was not great. The staff seemed to be spread thin so this is not their fault. We were told by an older employee that they would text us updates/photos but we did not receive one text. We tried calling at one point and no one would answer. They also charged us so much money to put our dog's daily pill into her food (it takes 5 seconds to do and you don't even have to hide it). They didn't have anything to say about my dog's stay when we picked her up. We don't know if she ate or behaved and when we tried to ask the employee just kind of left. I would not recommend this business for boarding your pets.

We went to see Cathie last week for her free adoption workshop and she was great!! Super…read moreinformative, friendly, and really made an effort to personalize the class to our different dogs' needs. We got our rescue 3 months ago and he's been so amazing, but there have just been certain things that we didn't know how to train him on. Now we know how to work with him, and even 4 days later he's already starting to show big improvement! Cathie said that the main reason people return dogs after adopting them are for issues that can often be trained out of, but often we just don't know how to do that best. That's why she does this class. I'm so happy we went to it and will recommend it to anyone who is looking!

I had heard amazing things about K9 Wisdom but when trying to figure out what class would be best…read morefor my dog and trying to get scheduled the customer survice was subpar at best. The communication factor in this bussinness model is severely lacking. They really need some kind of secretary. It takes days to get a response back by email which then leads to classes being filled up. If you call they say the best way to get into contact with them is via email. I got disrespectful emails back from the owner of the company and complete rudeness for someone that is trying to run a business. I have always recommond this place because of word of mouth but based on my experience with Cathie I would not recommend working with her.

Been seeing this vet for roughly 2 years and have had consistent below average experiences. Be…read moreprepared to be nickled and dimed for every possible thing they can think of. Not to mention overcharging for medications. My dog has been getting his allergy meds from here for 2 years and I called 3 days ago to get a refill to which the receptionist said "no problem I'll get that ready". Come to find out 3 days later that they won't fill it because they want to bill for another office visit before doing so. Now the poor guy is going to have his allergies flare up until we can find another vet all because they want to make some extra money and bill more hours. AVOID AT ALL COST.

The techs are really friendly and my Standard Poodle, Tyger, gets along great with them. When I…read morespoke with Dr. McCullough she was very knowledgeable and friendly and made me feel I am doing right by Tyger. Asked all the right questions. Had her groomed there and I was a happy camper. I usually do my own clipping and am very particular. She looked great except for the bows (not a bow person). All in all my experience with this facility has been positive.

The best professional trainers we have ever experienced…read more They do training right and teach you how to continue the training daily with your dog to lock in great behaviors. They are available by text and phone in between the Friday training sessions with the dog owners & their dogs. They truly care about you understanding the training and although you work in small groups they work with each dog / & their owner separately as necessary. We are only 2 weeks into the training which last for 15 sessions but are excited to register our 2nd dog as soon as our Jaxon wraps up his training. Their fees are more expensive than other dog training classes but it's 100% worth it as it's training that will serve our dog and our family for a lifetime! And they include all the tools you need to be successful!

AMAZING RESULTS!! Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? Our nine year old American…read moreEskimo, Bella, struggled with anxiety her entire life. Bella is a very sweet and loving dog but she barked aggressively when anyone came near our door, let alone knock/ring bell. Any change made her nervous and jumpy. A visit to the vet would cause anxious behavior for a week after each appointment. Other dogs made her nervous even though we had socialized her from a very young age. When walking she would stiffen whenever another dog or children were near by us. We have always exercised Bella a lot and that helped but never eliminated these issues. Then I read about the Fort Collins Dog Wizard online. I was just hoping to improve her quality of life a little... I never imagine or dreamed of the results we would get. Cullen did a house visit to assess Bella. He sat at our house talking calmly to me about Bella and her personality the entire time he ignored Bella. After the first ten minutes, she was begging for his attention but he still let her have her space. I couldn't believe the calming presence he brought and he hit all her scary buttons (a man with a hat). After talking to me, he said he thought they could absolutely help her. We sent her to them for three weeks and she worked primarily with Maddy. We visited Bella a week into the training, we got our first training session, and we were already amazed. When we picked her up at the end of the three weeks, we received more training and very clear and strict instructions on how to continue the work. Maddy visited us at our home in the coming weeks to assess Bella and help answer any questions we had on techniques or progress. Once you've been through the program there are graduate classes that you and your dog can attend for free every Saturday as well as a Facebook group for graduates to share/ask questions and you can always contact Cullen, Jess, or Maddy. Six months ago we had a dog that freaked out if a car door closed outside our house, UPS truck drove by, or anyone came to our house. Last week on Halloween our doorbell rang and door was knocked on all night and not one peep from Bella. She sat quietly on her place and enjoyed her evening. We have dinner parties with lots of loud laughing and moving about and she calmly lays on her bed until we let her come off and then she enjoys the attention from our friends. Her quality of life is so much better and now everyone can see her sweet and loving personality instead of a barking, scared dog. My only regret was not finding the Dog Wizard sooner. When we adopt our next dog, they will be the first phone call I make after adoption.

I mistakenly placed my 4mo old GSD here for board and trains last year. After doing their homework…read morefor months and seeing my puppy's fear worsen, I began to doubt the "professionals" training her. When I asked her head trainer on his thoughts, he responded to just "schedule a private." Don't worry, they're only $200, after the thousands given for the 3, 2, and 2 week long board/trains and refresher. This time last year, my dog did her last refresher and I removed her from MSK9. We went on to work successfully with behaviorists in December for reactivity. How disgusting to set a working level at a 17 on a 6 mo old puppy. The use of the prong and e-collar in this institution is appalling. I'm not against these tools, but the people handling them are not worth your money nor your dogs well-being.

I was going to leave my dog at this place for a month of training until the 2 week mark when I…read morebrought her home for the weekend. My dog is now cowering from me whenever she sees her collar about to go on. This is not a good place for any animal to be taken. Ive been told by others that they were over doing it with the choke chain; and it shows. $800 dollars for a dog training and she doesn't listen to anything. They promised me so many thing they would have done by the end of the month and seeing nothing at 2 weeks really upset me. My own dog cowers from me now. I have no choice but to go to small claim court to get my money back seems they wouldn't offer my money back for poor service. When I confronted them with this, they immediately tried to turn it around and tell me it was my fault; that was a mistake. I wish I could give a negative star and go on the news and tell the world to stay away from this place. I also don't like the fact that I was told by staff that they were only spending 2 or 3 times a day at 10 to 15 minutes a time. This was just an expensive day care for dogs that stay locked up for over 90% of the time they are there. I noticed all the responses from management about negative comments; all you do is turn things around and make it sound like it's the dog owner's fault. My dog is worse now than she was before I brought her to you.

We have been going to City Park Animal Clinic with our little Beagle, Scarlet, for 9 years now. She…read moreis 15 years old. We love Dr Frank and his crew, and he is a great vet and has been practicing a long time, so has many tools in his toolbox. He is there full time now. He spent a long time with us and Scarlet, and reminded us a number of times that he wants a progress report in a week. We are grateful to have him as our vet, and highly recommend City Part Animal Clinic. Reasonable, Caring, animal lovers!

The quality of service is a bit pricey for how slow they are to get back to you. I was never called…read morewhen they said they would and had to call multiple times just to get a simple answer about the dogs test results. I also was never given in-depth details about fees or follow-up treatment.

After major surgery, they returned my dog to me covered in poop. They had put him in a kennel and…read moredidn't bother to clean him up before returning him to me. I saw Holmes once more, out of desperation after going to many other vets in town hoping to find more information about the costly TPLO surgery most were recommending. I had done some research over many months, pouring over professional and academic veterinary medicine publications on the subject, which I told Holmes about. (I am able to read through these pubs because I've been rigorously trained as a scientist.) But apparently his fragile ego couldn't abide an intelligent, diligent and tenacious pet owner; After the appointment, he walked me to the waiting room, which was then full, and ridiculed me in front of everyone there for getting my information from "internet chat rooms." I'm used to men treating me this way because it's so difficult them to cope with a woman with math and physics degrees, but this time I was devastated because I was already trying to cope with the pain and suffering of my beloved dog whose torn ligaments had already been misdiagnosed by another local vet who is a cat lover. I really didn't need such unprofessional, unethical, juvenile behavior on top of everything else. He's a disgrace to the profession.

Been taking my dogs here for years. Great people, fantastic service.read more