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

My close friends recent review: You ripped into the parking…read morelot, music blaring from the open windows of your white polished Lexus. My brother-in-law, Josh, was already waiting inside with his companion of 16 years, aware that these were his final moments with her. You asked my brother to leave the room due to COVID after he placed his girl, Abby, on the operating table. He shared with us how much it hurt to hear her whimper from the other room when the catheter was put in. Wanting to be with her during this time of distress, Josh requested access to the room. You made him feel insignificant when you begrudgingly granted him access to his worried pet. You then made Josh carry his 85lbs companion to the waiting room where you no sooner entered and motioned with one hand toward him, fingers clapping toward yourself, aggressively stating, "the money" in a brazen request of the $620.05 payment required for the after-hours service. Josh found a nickel in his truck after you told him he was five cents short of his cash payment. Shortly after receiving the funds, you waved your hand in the air, claimed "the deed is done", then left the building. Your nurse tried to convince Josh to fit his XL dog into a medium-sized biodegradable bag, indicating she could, "help fold her." He, in all of his emotion, gathered himself enough to request a larger bag - which was provided. He then carried his old girl out to his vehicle and drove to join me to bury her. Josh didn't mention this occurrence to me as we tore up our hands that evening, digging a hole for a loved one as the sun fell between the trees. It took him a few days to be able to articulate his experience with you and your business. I don't blame him; He endured a trauma. Now, we're not positive if you're the "in-house" vet, or if you're the "on-call" guy. What I do know, though, is that your treatment of our family is gutting. Abby was not only my brother's long-time companion; she was our family pet - a loved one. We all sat with her, an hour before she met you, saying our goodbyes to the kind and gentle personality we've grown so accustomed to having with us. She was a reflection of her owner. He knew it was time for her to go. Nevertheless, who could truly be ready for such a goodbye? You simply dismissed them both as an inconvenience on a weeknight. What Josh experienced here is despicable in its entirety - and it's something you should wear. Our family felt it only fair our story be shared with the public, in memory of Abby - may she rest in peace. Chelmsford Animal Hospital, you've left a terrible taste in our mouths.