I want to thank Cassandra for everything she did with our puppies. We started with our 9 year old…read moreextremely reactive dog and just after a few lessons he changed into a well behaved, socialized pet that we were excited to bring out into public and show off. There was no question or hesitation, we knew right away that our brand new puppy Storm (American Bully) would benefit from the same training and we could nip any behaviour or bad manners ahead of time. Let me tell you, when I say that the Cassandra is the best trainer in town, that is not an exaggeration. She is professional, prompt and continues to support us. Her knowledge on dog training is mind blowing how she can transform our dog from pulling and barking to being able to walk off leash and not leave our side As a repeat customer, we highly recommend Put In The Time K9 to anyone who owns a dog, no matter what stage they are at!!

I contacted Pitt K9 about a month ago now. And it is the best thing I could have done for both…read moremyself and my dog Dannis. I called Pitt K9 because I couldn't even take my dog for a walk she would pull me all over the place to the point where I was getting injured. She would also take off on me, and I could get her to come back to me. I was at the point where I was thinking of giving her up because she was too much dog for me. , but I loved her so much that I kept trying different things and different trainers. Well I can say now we have found the right one. Cassandra at PITT K9 is my girl. In four short weeks, I am able to walk my dog. She comes when I call her. She makes eye contact. She had never looked at me like this before. I can wait to see what comes next. I recommend PITT K9 to everyone with a dog. Even if they are struggling with the smallest problems with their dog. I wish i would have gone here first

1 1/2 lessons and havent heard from Lori the trainer since , I payed in full as well. No contact…read moresince My dog still needs help unfortunately.

This review is solely my opinion and my experience…read more Please do your research ask questions how will you help me? What skills will you teach me? What experience do you have and ask for references, Bark Busters trainer for Sudbury does not have the skills or knowledge to help if you have a dog with BEHAVIOUR PROBLEMS - REACTIVE or FEARFUL. I wouldn't even use them for basic, she used inhumane methods. Suggested to me was spray your dog, throw things at your dog for unwanted behaviours when reacting, she wanted to make my dog react to get him to a state of fear to use these methods to name a few. She tried to trigger and push the dog to react, this will not help the behaviour only worsen. Worst of it they would be doing this to the dog themselves. I was given the wrong impression from the start as she had told me she had handles reactive and behaviour problems that I explained to them initially. If you have a dog who is reactive it will negatively impact as it did mine. Reinforcing that strangers will try to hurt them and end up being more fearful eventually turning into aggression with no warning if you use these methods continuously. A crate was a safe space but she was trying to convince you to use it negatively for punishment. Throw stuff at them, slam the crate with them inside of it. She was drawing at straws only made a couple visits and complained that I was too far even though she had committed to being my trainer. -I was given a full refund, but the damage was already done. It's not about the money.

I went to the Petsmart here in Sudbury and got my st. bernard a full package deal grooming that…read moreday. I had told them to make sure to trim her good underneth bcuz they didnt do a good job last time. No big deal so I came back to pick her up and she looked fine and went back hoe. Then my husband noticed she smelled dirty and told me to check it out myself and noticed even around the genetile area that she was still dirty and her one of her ears were still really dirty. I pulled out a giant piece of ear wax out of her ear! She wasnt bathed like they said she was at all, reason also bcuz she smelled dirty and the hair was still coming off her when we put our hand through it, so it couldnt have been done. I paid 150.00 dollars for this service that i didnt all reiceve and feel ripped off.Im not going back to petsmart again, and will go with a more reiliable and honest groomer next time.

If I could I would give them - 10 ratting. There fish are kept in such poor condition it is…read moredisgusting.

I recently spoke with the individual responsible for puppy placements at PetSave Sudbury and want…read moreto share my experience with the adoption screening process. I spent about an hour on the phone discussing care standards and expectations. I want to acknowledge that she is clearly experienced and knowledgeable, and I agreed with many of the principles she raised. It's also apparent that the organization maintains very high standards -- reflected in the fact that there are over one hundred dogs and puppies currently awaiting adoption. However, the tone and delivery of the conversation were extremely discouraging. What should have been a professional screening felt one-sided, rigid, and overly forceful. Rather than a respectful evaluation of fit, the call came across as confrontational and dismissive. As an experienced dog owner and trainer, I expected a collaborative discussion where my background and answers would be considered. Instead, I frequently felt interrupted and unheard when trying to explain my experience and approach. I left the conversation feeling talked down to and inadequate, which should not be the outcome of a responsible adoption inquiry. High standards in rescue are important and commendable -- but communication style matters. Screening can be thorough without being overbearing. Qualified, prepared adopters should feel fairly assessed, not discouraged from the process. I support rescue work and responsible placement, but based on my experience, the screening approach would benefit from being more balanced, respectful, and open to dialogue.

I adopted two pet save dogs, and both times I had two call again and again to see if I was suitable…read moreto adopt these dogs. then after my dogs being 12 and 7, I wanted to add a third dog and I constantly reached out to the rescue for a month to see if I could adopt this dog. and finally I went to another rescue and was able to adopt a dog with a Skype interview where they wanted to see my vet records and my yard and my other dogs. and I adopted this dog within days. when I messaged the owner of pet save who did not reply to my messages for a month, telling her I was pulling my application she called me tell me all the reasons i wasnt suitable to adopt one of their dogs (even though I adopted two of their dogs previously) [I believe in crate training, i don't believe in free feeding (because my one dog was extremely overweight and I spent years getting him to lose weight so he could be healthier), I'm single and I work full time] I have a great support system, and I have spent over $10,000 to keep my dogs alive and healthy and to train them to be off leash, and we hike 3-4 times a week. I have a huge fenced in yard. but somehow I'm not suitable. I respect what they do for dogs, but I will NEVER adopt a dog from them. how dare you telI me I'm not good enough to own a dog.

I walked in this clinic with a very sick medical alert working dog(service dog) ... the compassion…read moreand love that I received from the staff and Dr was tremendous. Unfortunately, I had to put my dog down and they sent me a condolence card, addressing me by my name and my dog by name. This was important because it was my dog why I am still alive and she meant a lot to me

From the owner: Keep your cat or dog healthy with regular veterinary check-ups from Martindale Animal Hospital in…read moreSudbury. We offer medical and surgical services for cats and dogs, and our team is dedicated to providing reliable service to each one of our furry patients. Give us a call today to schedule an appointment for your pet.