I have had two fantastic, beautiful boys from Showbiz. Their personalities are so outgoing and…read moregentle. This trait had them both as working therapy dogs. Super smart with a sense of humor and oh so beautiful!. Dottie responds to any questions right away. She is a highly responsible breeder, actively winning championship titles. My two oversized boys were dreams come true.

My Showbiz Sheltie Shane. He will be 15 years old in a couple of months. It's a wonderful dog and…read morehas had a very healthy life.

They're all SO sweet and loving to the animals, so much so that they act like they love going to…read morethe Vet. Came in for rattlesnake vaccines for our 2 dogs. Our granddaughter's little Rat Terrier had woken up with a troublesome eye, so the Dr. Numbed it and quickly removed a foxtail from under her eyelid! We left with a military discount, prescriptions, 2 happy dogs and a very happy Granddaughter!

I've been bringing my pets here for over 20 years. They have treated our dogs, cats and our horses…read moreover the years. Honestly, I don't trust my pets health with anyone else. The team at Sweetwater are amazing. They have top notch doctors, and are amazing with the animals.

We've been putting off taking a family vacation because we have a senior dog who can't be boarded,…read moreand our previous pet sitter moved out of state. From the very beginning, Suzie put my mind completely at ease with her professionalism and how smoothly the entire setup process went. I loved the modern app, which made it so easy to manage background notes and communication, as well as how thoughtfully they handle keys, visits, and every detail in between. Brooklyn, Vanessa, and Morgan were all absolutely wonderful. Not only did they genuinely love on Rosie, but they also provided detailed updates and photos after each visit that gave us so much peace of mind while we were away. Knowing she was getting that level of attention allowed us to truly relax on vacation. In fact, even though she's happy her family is home, she still keeps looking at the door like she's hoping they'll come back to visit. We will definitely be using The Pet Care Club of Santa Clarita again and highly recommend them to anyone looking for reliable, compassionate pet care and complete peace of mind.

Suzie has always been a caring and loving dog sitter. She has come to my rescue on a number of…read moreoccasions. I always feel comfortable leaving my dog/family member with her. She is always attentive and provides photos and updates. I feel comfortable giving The Pet Care Club of Santa Clarita a higher rating but 5 is the highest I can give!Thank you Suzie for always taking awesome care of Vannah!

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.

Knowledgeable, professional and skilled team of dog behaviorists. I highly recommend Good Shepards…read moreAcademy to everyone

Results are the best way to gage whether a business is good or great! Good shepherds changed how I…read morework with my dog and I couldn't be more happy with the results. I feel like I have a new and improved dog everything I bring him home. I highly recommend them.

I contacted about a dozen dog groomers, most of which never even got back to me. When I contacted…read moreCam Dee's she answered right away and was able to see me that week. She picked up my dogs, saving me the hassle and brought them back. She really knew how to work with Malamutes which was a huge plus for me. I highly recommend!

Looking for a new groomer? Give Cam Dee's a shot! Tried her after reading the reviews and I am SO…read morehappy I did! She was truly professional and did EXACTLY what I liked from a photo! She is a ARTIST and I will be back. Want a little "edge" to your dog ask her to show pics of her Mastiff! TRULY AWESOME ! Here is a picture of my fur baby! she did awesome!

Hector and his staff are amazing. They treat our pets with kindness and great care. My Molly…read more(shitzu) Just came from there after her bath and brush. She was trimmed properly, her ears, face, chin, tummy and rear end. Her nails were cut the right length and she came out with cute yellow bows in her hair, her fur was silky and shiny and she smells terrific. I highly recommend Precious Pets the service and care are exceptional and you can't beat the prices they charge. Christi Bell

I was trying to decide if I should post but honestly, as an animal advocate and owner, I would want…read moreto know what businesses care about their clients and pets and for that l, I recommend avoiding this place. I am beyond disappointed at this groomer and business. We live in the neighborhood and I started taking my dog here a couple of years ago. The last time I took my dog, a few months ago, I thought nothing of it. When I came to pick him up, I was told my dog bit a groomer. They said it was bad and that my dog was banned for life. First, my dog has never bitten anyone. He is the sweetest dog but if he got hurt while getting groomed, that would make sense. My dog was returned to me limping. When I called a few days later about my dogs injury, I spoke to the owner. He accused me of bringing an already injured dog to the groomer. He was not limping before the groomer. He went on to tell me it wasn't his groomer. I took my dog to the vet (which I paid for) and they said it was likely a nail cut too close or at the nerve. Found another groomer and have not had a single issue since. Any pet groomer who refuses to take responsibility is not in it for the animals. Harming my pup and then banning him was totally uncalled for. Go at your own risk! Update 5/14: while I appreciate that the owner suddenly is saying all the right things, this is not who was refusing to take responsibility on the phone when I called about my dog limping. You did not want to even consider your groomer did anything and yes, 2 younger girls were working when I picked up my dog to tell me that he "attacked" your groomer and could never return. I told you this on the phone. You must have selective amnesia. My dog is the kindest sweetest dog who has never attacked a human nor another dog. So you being the nice concerned owner now is too late.

Can't recommend this service enough. Alex is super patient with my dog Mochi, who loves to sniff…read moreeverything and anything. She's super friendly and you can tell she genuinely loves and cares for animals as if they were her own. Your dog(s) are in good hands! I'm happy I stumbled upon her.

My dog, Jobi, loooves walks with Alex. She takes him three times a week when I can't do it myself…read more She is very professional, always on time and has a genuine love for animals. She sends me cute pics of Jobi on walks too. She's also very reasonably priced. Which doesn't hurt! Highly recommend!

Carina is very kind and patient. They do a fantastic job with our Chow Chows. Initially, she was…read morehesitant to take them due to a previous bad experience with Chow Chow's, but we have been there a few times now, and they do a fantastic job. Very thorough.

They were very flexible and accommodating for my cat. It was my cat's first experience at the…read moregroomers and received a full lion shave. They were very kind.