Sorry for those that have not had a good experience here but my wife and I love this place. We have…read morehad our multitude of Dachshunds stay here and are always well taken care of. The staff is helpful and polite, on the contrary to what others write. We would gladly continue to leave our pups here and appreciate all that the staff does for our loved family members. Great facilities, good people and good hearts.

I should have trusted my gut (and some prior reviews here) and went elsewhere. After a two-night…read morestay, my golden retriever puppy came home covered in urine and clearly received no exercise as the manager felt compelled to show me how he ripped up towels and even the doggy door. My 11-month puppy (like all dogs when exercised) is fantastic and never does these behaviors. When I take him to the boarding place up the street (which unfortunately was full due to Mother's Day weekend), there are never any issues and he always comes home exhausted from great exercise (I know because I have an exercise tracker on him - which this place would not allow). I strongly do not recommend this place to anyone who genuinely cares about their pet unless whoever the older woman was who was incredibly rude no longer works here. Ever since we met her, she complained - even when we arrived 20 min early (as a new customer) to see the place. Sure, I get your COVID Appt schedule to keep people apart (even though no one else was there the entire time we were there) as well as your feeding schedules - but all you had to do was be polite. Instead, we didn't feel like customers of a location that cared about customer service or even doing a good job with pets - but instead like second class citizens who were causing a ruckus by patronizing their establishment. Your few staff looked overworked, under appreciated and one of them had bandages all over her hands and arms by being attacked by a dog (according to the staff member). My wife, who loves our dog but genuinely doesn't spend much time with him was worried when we left him due to how we were treated at drop off and the conditions of the facility. I told her that he should be okay - after all, they're across from the Cesar Milan facility. Boy was I wrong. Something is up with this place. It's no Country Club. More like K-9 (and parent) Hell.

We (us & our pups) love Lucky's Dog House. This facility is nice and the yard around it is…read moreperfect. (Lots of trees & well fenced). Each kennel has in indoor & outdoor side plus there is a play area for socialized dogs. All very clean & well kept. The folks that work there are friendly and knowledgeable. They cover all the details with feeding, giving meds (if needed) and walking your dogs out in the big yard. We highly recommend this kennel and we are very particular.

I was going to leave my dog here but the fact that you lost a person's dog is unforgivable. You…read moreneed to respond to this, you have no response for the person's comment telling the story about how you lost their dog? Then you had some random person write some long explanation, trying to put the blame on the dog and the owners...and we all know any explanation is inadequate adequate. There is no excuse. You shouldn't be allowed to be in business anymore if you lose someone's dog! I feel so horrible for the poor people that trusted you and you lost their dog!

What can I say.. Evelyne was beyond wonderful!…read more Rocco was rescued around 4 months old. As adorable as he may appear, he came with so many headaches. Rocco was very reactive to cars, other dogs, cats, anything that moves fast he had to bark and chase. Not to mention obsession with tail chasing and extreme separation anxiety. The 4 week boarding training program was a perfect opportunity for Rocco to learn from Evelyne and for us as owners to better equip ourselves with training tactics. Evelyne was extremely open to our concerns during our initial consultation and created a plan specifically to his needs. Of course we were nervous to leave him for the first week - HOWEVER, Evelyne communicated with us regularly putting us at ease. Now that Rocco is back with us, we have been implementing the training Evelyne has taught us. It finally feels like we can enjoy our buddy (especially while he's young). Thank you Evelyne ‍

Evelyn was so helpful in so many ways with helping us navigate our new rescue pup. Shes very…read moreknowledgeable and loving and we will continue to use her in the near future.

Adler kennel is the best. Ann has a way with dogs and she knows what she is talking about.read more

I think it's time for me to share my experience with Adler Stein and Anne ... These are purely my…read moreperspectives and I ask Anne/Adler Stein and anybody else to pardon any inaccuracies. I have an almost 2 yr old GSD, Fuzzy. We got him at the onset of the pandemic, so we couldn't socialize him early on. I trained him with every online resource that I could find. He is one fine dog, but had 2 challenges. He had leash reactivity with dogs and we couldn't board him anywhere due to his anxiety. Our first attempt at getting a trainer was an expensive mistake. Our second trainer was a wonderful lady and helped Fuzzy in many ways. But we hit a wall when it came to leash reactivity. Using treats for counter-conditioning was not working for us. Adler Stein came up in my research, and my experience was the same as folks have pointed out in other reviews. Called and left a message .... radio silence. Something about the writeup on their facebook page and the postings about rescues made me keep pushing. I continued to stalk them online around June/July 2021 and early August I got an email response from Anne asking me to contact her again in late September. I did and she called me back. We spent 10 minutes talking and I remembered all the tough teachers and family members I'd seen in my life. I'd normally be put off if somebody spoke to me in a direct and demanding tone, but everything she said/asked was related to the well-being of Fuzzy. I dropped him off in mid Oct for a 2 week training and that was the day I started understanding the environment and Anne a bit better. It is a spacious property with so many dogs in kennels and a few horses. Dogs were barking so much that I was going crazy in my head. But it made me appreciate her work, just think of say 20-30 dogs around you all barking at the same time all day long ... What would your state of mind be? How would you respond to so many people calling or messaging you for your services? She does this all by herself (I think) and I have seen how much work it is, so I started appreciating her work even more. I answered her questions about Fuzzy as much as I could, dropped him off for a 2 week training routine and left with a lot of questions in my mind. She'd noticed how nervous he was and asked me to check back in 2 days to see if this was even going to work out. Considering the 70 mile drive and the sizable fee, I had my fingers crossed. I checked back in 2 days and she texted back that he was doing well and she was starting the training. I checked back after a week and she sent me a video of his training. I went back after 2 weeks and she spent 30 mins talking about him, her observations, training, etc. She asked me a lot of questions about previous trainings and shared her perspectives on the modern way of life that includes dogs. When she brought him to me, he was soooo excited. After the first few mins of letting him be, she started "transferring" what worked in the training to me. We spent 90 mins where I was trying to follow her instructions and felt like a puppet trying to keep up with the drill master. I was nervous and made quite a few mistakes, but learned many important training techniques. She was not satisfied with me though, but we scheduled a follow-up 2 weeks later. I practiced with Fuzzy everything she taught us for 2 weeks and we did the follow up yesterday. She was happy with the progress and taught us more. I felt validated when she complimented my willingness to learn patiently. Fuzzy is calmer, more responsive and Anne has taught me how to handle him when he is all wired up. Anne keeps her kennels clean, feeds the dogs well and takes good care of them. I never told her this, but when she called him Fuzz-ball, it made me happy because we call him that at home. I'd leave you with the following takeaways 1. If you have a big dog, especially a Shepherd, they are not like other dogs and need a certain type of training. Anne is a great trainer. 2. Anne has a strong personality, is incredibly direct, has very little patience and will make you uncomfortable but it is all part of the learning process for the humans who got these dogs in the first place. She wore a hoodie with these words and they say it all - "easily offended = easily manipulated". 3. Her boarding charges are economically unheard of (in a good way) for what she offers. But she has strict requirements, specific timings and may not give a damn about who you are. Her focus is the dog. If you are willing to accept Anne's working style and training methods, you will not regret it. You may not agree with everything she believes in and that's ok. If you are looking for a lovey dovey engagement style, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. Not all dogs are the same, but for Shepherds, Anne is the best I have come across. I wish her well and will continue to seek her business services for as long as she is in business.

I had to board Fiona, a golden retriever, weekly on Mondays and Tuesdays while I worked for a…read morecouple of months. Linda was fantastic with her. The facility is spotless and the dogs are able to be outside and inside depending on what you would like. I know Fiona enjoyed her time there and I had piece of mind that she was safe and well taken care of. Fiona is now back in Tucson where she permanently lives but if she does return to me in the future, I will definitely be calling Linda. Thank you Crown Valley K9 for everything!!! Fiona and Kristin

Crown Valley K9 is a great Dog Boarding location out in the country no noises, Great Staff, they…read morehave watch over my Little Guy Meeko Few times and they treat him great, if I could I give them 10 stars

*STOP* Your pet sitting search is over, Bailey is by far the best sitter we've ever used. We will…read moredefinitely be calling her again on our next trip! We needed someone who would take a little extra time in preparing their food due to one elderly and one younger/fatter one who likes to take the others food. Bailey was absolutely great with both of our little fur balls and would stay awhile to make sure the elderly cat would eat all his his food. She sent updates and pictures daily which really puts your mind at ease knowing all is taken care of.

Bailey is amazing!! We've depended on her multiple times to help us out and she's always been…read moreavailable and easy to work with. We left our doggo Bane for two weeks while we were out of the country and she dog sat for us. We didn't worry at all because we knew he was in good hands! She sent us pictures and gave us updates along the way about how he was doing. She also helped with Bane while we were away for our wedding weekend. She's stopped by the house multiple times to check on him and take him out. She has a big heart for animals, specially pups and I would absolutely recommend her!!

I can't say enough about how wonderful Nicole is! My 2 fur babies love her! My little mini…read moreschnauzer is very nervous but comes back so happy and relaxed after his "day at the spa"! I would not hesitate to refer her services! Thanks Nicole!

I was lucky enough to be stopped at a traffic light behind Nicole's van and got her info. I have a…read more4 month old Havanese puppy badly in need of her first grooming. Our previous mobile groomer for our last fur baby was no longer available and so I called Nicole and I am SO GLAD I did!! Just speaking with her on the phone I could tell she truly cared about her furry clients and was fortunate to be able to get an early appointment. Nicole did an amazing job grooming our little Lola and was so gentle with her for Lola's 1st grooming experience. Nicole took such care in every detail and Lola's results were beautiful!! And most importantly little Lola came back to us with zero stress and was as happy as could be. If anyone is looking for a groomer with a big heart and even bigger skills, then Nicole is the only one I'd highly recommend!!

When my puppy was showing early signs of resource guarding that were concerning, Maria stepped in…read moreon short notice and with one session I noticed a dramatic improvement in his demeanor and behavior around food and bones. By practicing the exercises she gave us, he now comfortably is able to chew bones and eat his food around us and other dogs without lunging or barking which is a huge relief as he will be a large dog when he is fully grown. Additionally, she helped me start to shift my relationship with my puppy which resulted in more respect and obedience from him in general. We could only do a few sessions together before moving out of state, but it is easy to see that she understands dogs and they truly respond to her guidance. We still have a ways to go with training, but with the tools and lessons Maria left us with I am much more confident that we are on the right path!

Maria is a fantastic trainer, I could not say enough positive things. I came to her because Azula…read morehad bad leash anxiety which would result with her barking uncontrollably at other dogs while on walks. Maria introduced me to a different method of walking her, leash drills and showed me how to read Azula better; ever since Azula has been a new dog on walks! It has been an absolute joy to walk Azula now and that is all thanks to Maria's expertise.