Last July I adopted my second dog, Toasty, from the shelter. He came with a lot of behavioral…read moreissues that showed up once he became more comfortable in my home. He was having accidents in the house, resource guarding, dog aggression, human aggression, and reactivity. I went to Hands Full to help me train him, we did private behavioral training with Rusty. We worked on his aggression, reactivity, and resource guarding. Rusty taught both Toasty and I different commands and to better understand why Toasty was exhibiting those behaviors. I couldn't be more happy with the outcome of this experience. Over the last year, Toasty and I have worked diligently to progress his training. I can proudly say that he is no longer aggressive and barely has any episodes of resource guarding. He fits into my home a lot better and has the tools to relax his anxiety. He still has his moments of reactivity but they don't last as long and he is able to calm down much quicker afterwards. Thank you Hands Full and most of all thank you Rusty for helping us!!! I recommend you guys to all of my friends/family that are interested in training for their dogs!

I cannot express how much I love Katherine and the Hands Full Dog Training program. I worked with…read moreKatherine at my home for 4 weeks with my black lab puppy and he learned an amazing amount of commands and actions!!! I cannot recommend this place high enough!!!!

Very patient and kind to my dog. He doesn't look friendly, but he is and he loves it there! I had…read moreto wait past his check-in time due to the one family in office at a time rule, the young lady came to apologize a few times. I understood why I couldn't walk in. But, I appreciated the excellent customer service that she displayed.

We paid full price for only the top of our cats back to get shaved after 15 minutes of dropping her…read moreoff.

My dog, Coco, loves Woof's Play & Stay. She plays at the one on West Central in Wichita and the…read morepeople there are so friendly and take such good care of her. I like how they have special activities for the dogs during the week and I can get her groomed there as well. Great place for dogs to have fun and it's a safe place to leave your pet during the day. They're also open until 7pm during the week and you can drop them off for day play during the weekends too. Check them out. You won't be disappointed!

From the owner: At Woof's, we LOVE dogs. More importantly, we understand the value you place on peace of mind when…read moreyou can't be with your four-legged family member, whether at work or away. We want to be your "home away from home. "Simply give us the chance to show you why we are different than any other home you can choose. Our state-of-the-art facilities have been built with thoughtfulness for the safety and happiness of your pup; our team members have been carefully selected and professionally trained to provide tender loving care each and every day; and our management team is focused on guest services at all times. We want you in our family!

Some background is important, I know we are not the only ones that have found ourselves in this…read moresituation, and our experience may help someone else decide whether this investment is the way to go for them. To keep it simple, we were brought a baby that fit right into my hands--only a few days old. We bottle-fed him while he grew and grew. We picked up the basics pretty fast: sit, roll over, and don't eat until we say "go." But ol' buddy just kept getting bigger and bigger. His tail has a personality of its own... and the slobber! I weigh 115 pounds, and he's already up to 135. He's a big ol' Corso. Once he hit a certain point I wasnt comfortable walking him alone outside of my privacy fence. He HAS to be ran out daily and all the fetch and hide and seek wasnt enough. It didnt feel right and the less we got to do each day, the more wrestless he is. Nobody but me could go around him because he wants to jump all over everyone. He drug my 7 yr old around by his hood once... another time he pulled his shirt off by his sleeve. I taught him "between" so he comes and sits and that turned into him going between my 7 year olds legs and picking him up and flipping him off. Walks turned me into a flag. He busted out a window wanting in and the back door. Our new neighbor kids couldnt go outside without hearing him bark nonstop and his bark is scary. I reviewed all the bootcamps around and went into a few for a visual to help. When I went in here I was greeted by pets being picked up by their owner after a day at daycare and being dropped off for an afternoon! I couldnt stop smiling bc there wasnt one dog that didnt look excited about being there! After reviewing and questioning i booked for him to go while I went out of state for almost 2 weeks. I called to check up on him bc like I said its a love hate thing and I know I have no business having this breed, Ive only had Boston terriers and a pug! But it happend and im trying to make it work and I missed him. Hank got on and got me caught up on where they were and asked me questions to help them to keep succeeding. I never ever felt rushed or like I was annoying anyone with questions. And When I got back to my Gigantor, He was a brand new boy! No jumping! Ive only been home 3 days and ive walked morning, as soon as it cools off and then again for a night walk. Ive passed other humans and animals! We also got to go in for a one on one and when we pulled into their parking lot he started squeeling with excitement in the backseat! If I even expected that, I would have recorded it. Then as soon as he seen Hank, (his trainor) he got even more excited and ran to him ready to work! Thats how you know its a good place!!! Not just bc my boy acts like hes been doing this well the entire time but a dog like him does NOT react happily to someone that didnt treat him right. Heck I think Bant would love to live there too. I was so worried my heart was going to be broken because I couldnt do what he NEEDED, to help him be more confident. Keep in mind Ive been going threw some health things during important stages. But I tried and sometimes it just takes that village. So if your in a situation that you need help with like how mine was beyond too much for me, this is the perfect one! I cant stop talking about it. He finally got to meet all the neighbors!! It was so relieving I was about in tears. We now have a furrever pup sitter!

This is the only place I trust my GSD's with. The entire staff is very pleasant and have always…read moreanswered all my questions promptly

my dog was certified for TDI in Oct 2019, at the Valley Center location. Please note their new…read morelocation at : 3505 W. 30th Street South Wichita, Ks 67217 We're now signed up to visit 2 locations. Oreo is a big hit at both the children's floor and at a rehab hospital. I drive the car. I have also used there classes for my dogs for other classes. Puppy and good canine citizenship.

This staff is the best. Really helpful in changing behaviors and teaching humans to be better with…read moretheir dogs. Reminder dogs don't know what we know. Would you expect your 2 yr old child to understand difficult situations and fearful interactions, then don't expect your dog to understand.

Super unprofessional employees and management…read more My friend drove an hour with her two small children to visit a kitten they had seen online. She and her kids immediately fell in love with the kitten, but were told they couldn't adopt. When I emailed some concerns to management, it took them three weeks to reply with an email that I was never intended to see. Their response to my complaint was that it was "farfefched" ... as if my friend would drive an hour one direction to adopt a kitten only to opt out of the adoption after seeing how much her kids and the kitten loved each other. This was my email complaint (shorteded) A male employee in his late twenties/ early thirties with light brown hair, glasses and white plugs in his earlobes "helped" my friend's family out with their desired adoption. My friend went in to adopt Mitzi around closing time today (6/25) with her two sons who are five and seven. They saw Mitzi online and went to visit her, but also saw two other kittens just in case - they knew immediately Mitzi was the kitten for their family. Mitzi obviously felt the same as she was running across the youngest child's lap and was very playful during their time with her. Unfortunately, my friend was unable to adopt Mitzi due to two employees. They made passive aggressive remarks about the kids not being able to handle kittens and were very rude to her and her children. While the boys were trying to get the kittens to play with the toys, one of the employees said "they are street cats, they don't like toys, they don't like you, and they don't like kids". When Mitzi ran across the youngest child's lap he got excited and squirmed a little - one of the employees criticized the child for moving and my friend for bringing the child. They said that she needs an adult cat instead of a kitten. They even said at one point to her "maybe if we left the room they would actually want to play with you guys more" then wouldn't leave the room to allow the family to play with the kittens. When my friend expressed interest in adopting Mitzi, one employee said to her "she is my favorite and I won't let her go home with just anyone". They also told her that she needs to adopt an adult cat as her kids shouldn't be allowed around kittens. This is highly disappointing as these children have grown up around dogs and have been around cats their entire lives.

I adopted a dog last week. He is sick and the humane center won't help me. I paid $267 and now I am…read morelooking at a veterinary bill. That is not right!!​