Can't say enough about the pawfect place.We boarded clarabell our golden retriever with them for…read moretwo weeks last August while we were on vacation, the first couple days she was there she had some stomach issues, they called right away and took her to our vet and took great care of her! The basic obedience training she received was amazing she was like a diffrent dog...In the best way! Cassidy is amazing as is the whole staff and we can't recommend them enough.

From the owner: Tri-Cities only Canine Wellness Center! Obedience Training,…read moreCanine Nutrition, Behavior Modification, and Boarding Positive First - Balanced Training

do not take your dog here. my dog wouldn't even go to the car for two months after her horrific…read moretime there.

I live just outside Washington D.C and go to a University about 45 minutes away from this…read moreestablishment and it is the closest Groomer to our school. My boyfriend has an Alaskan Malamute and we are usually reluctant to take him to a Petco or PetSmart. You usually hear bad thing and the only experience we had back home was awful he came back with a cut on his head. However, he needed to be groomed and we will DEFINITELY go back to this location. Jennifer in the grooming department was amazing! I highly recommend her and I will be asking for her by name next time. She was helpful and knowledgeable.

So I will attempt to keep this review updated occasionally for everyone's benefit…read more So we went to look at / possibly pick up a puppy. Unfortunately our willpower is weak and we left with two dogs. The drive home was rough because it's 13 hours but the dogs did great we however were exhausted. We held off introducing our current senior dog and kids until the following day to allow them to settle into their new home. The following day we did a walk in the field with all three dogs they did great. Kids got home from school and fell in love recieved a ton of kisses and love and cuddles. These dogs are falling in love with our little ones hard. Our biggest problem so far is I can't keep our daughter from kidnapping the puppy to play house. They both respond well with commands even the puppy. Yesterday I leashed the older pup and handed him off to my 8 yo. He was slightly confused because he can't pronounce the commands in Dutch well (we are working on that). However he walked great on the lead for him even trying to respond to mispronounced commands the confused looks were hilarious. They are truly loving their new life. They are so far amazing animals super curious and playful. Temperament is kind of strange for the breed. Almost unreasonably calm and playful if you sit on the ground they will crawl right up on you for cuddles and love eventually they just fall asleep in your lap and we love it. So far the only complaint is they confuse their toys with my daughters occasionally but drop them as soon as they are told and redirected to their own chewies obviously my daughter has a million stuffed animals, so it's going to be a process one we are doing wonderful with. As for the location it's beautiful. Kennels are clean and kind of a cool set up a little jealous honestly. Dogs are well kept and overly nice. I stuck my hand in all but two kennels and the dogs enjoyed the attention. The only two we couldn't pet, we were told not to because of their training. Not being able to pet two out of all the dogs they had was crazy. You can't pet most of the military dogs I've worked in conjunction with it's too much of a risk. My dream was absolutely realized when I got to sit with a ton of puppies in one big area and let them just crawl everywhere and kiss and cuddle. Literally could make a business just out of cuddling puppies. There is no photography or video on site for obvious reasons so I don't have any pics but it's awesome. As far as complaints about putting down a deposit before you can go it's obvious, they don't run a petting zoo. Michael and the trainer dropped everything they were doing and we had their full attention for over 3 hours. This is a business and it makes total sense to do that. We spoke in great depth about our household and our dog we wanted. So far we got everything we asked for.

***SCAM BUYERS BEWARE*** ***PRICE EXPLOITAION***…read more I'm sorry to break the news to anybody who purchased a puppy from Wolfsbane k9 but in the case of the litter negotiated from the Holland breeders post on may 7th 2019......Rudie BRN 31253 is not the father. Below is the picture advertising the father of the litter. The dog pictured is crespo BRN 27132. This picture was sent to me directly from his holland kennels' breeder. You see but it gets worse....I am a military service member currently serving overseas near holland and I found Wolfsbane K9 from a google search, as you all know the website was was great and most of the reviews have nothing but good things to say. Well, I contacted wolfsbane and got in contact with Michael and he set me up with his holland breeder. He even told me I was gonna save a lot of money. It all seemed well until I took my dog to one of my military connections who gave me the scoop. I have never felt so taken advantage of... I paid around $2200 for my pup..... a steal right? Well it was ....for wolfsbane K9 and Michael. My buddy told me that the dog I bought wasn't worth more than about €600 and that would be a fair price. I couldn't believe it. So I called around, asked some of the local dog kennels what was a fair price and what they sell them for it was all about the same. One dog trainer had a pup that came from same father as my pup again only paid around €600 I see such great reviews and had such high hopes. I learned the hard way, hopefully people will read this review and not make the same mistakes. I can see why he can afford to give away so many pups to military and veterans. I paid for 3 dogs and only got one. ***Just to be clear we aren't talking about a dog that is trained, this was a 8 week old pup*** ***Also breeder told me this was his first time breeding puppies, so much for quality. And mother of the litter had no BRN number so all the advertising about both mother and father knpv, at least in this case was wrong. ***In all of the the rebuttals to the upset customers, notice this..... there is never any wrong doing or mistake on the part of wolfsbane what does that say, no effort to make it right, just an attempt to discredit the upset customer other businesses don't act this way, I would even challenge you to look for a simple apology, Not one "We're sorry"

I'd like to respectfully share my own experience, because it was very different. Mike Wright and…read moreIsaac Wright worked with my one-year-old English Cream Retriever, Noble, and the results were wonderful. Communication was clear throughout the process, and they explained from the beginning that the day you pick your dog up is often not the best time for a full training lesson because dogs are excited and overstimulated seeing their owners again. Instead, they schedule a separate go-home instructional session where they can properly teach you commands, structure, and how to maintain the training. I actually appreciated that approach because it allowed me to focus and learn when Noble was calmer. At our session, they went into detail about what to do, what not to do, and how consistency at home plays a major role in continued success. They also let me know they were available anytime if I had questions or needed help afterward. Every dog and owner situation can be different, but in my case, they were professional, knowledgeable, and genuinely cared about Noble's success long after training ended. I'm very grateful for the experience and would absolutely recommend them.

I had a terrible experience. My dog went for the two weeks training as a puppy and when I tried to…read morecontact him while she was there, you couldn't get a hold of him. He said he'd call you back. And he would forget. We were supposed to have a training session for three hours when the training was done. He could not do the training when I picked her up because he had another client there and didn't have time. He was supposed to call me and schedule a time and he never did. I was not impressed with what he taught with my girl. He cost a lot of money and it would've been fine if there would've been something accomplished. But he did not. So I am now looking for another trainer to help me with my girl, but I definitely wouldn't go here or recommend somebody going here. I'm extremely Disappointed

I recently left a low review for Dog Just Visited. I am now changing my review due to how Sandra…read morehandled the challenges we faced with scheduling and inconsistency. When we started in January, consistency looked doable, though still challenging. One of my dogs is a male reactive dog who we adopted when he was one and had been kept in a backyard until then without socialization with other people or animals. He wasn't even leash trained. We got the second one as a puppy to be his companion and help socialize him. I had never had a dog in my entire life until these two, and I thought I would have more help than I actually did for the first few years I had them (before my current marriage). When I was financially able, I contacted Sandra, who was clearly passionate about animals. I ended up paying for 12 visits because we felt like Tucker needed a lot of work. Sandra had the best treats and helped us manage Tucker's behavior with better collars, leashes, and supplements. We had to cancel and reschedule due to my own circumstances, Sandra's, and, of course, the weather. That put us into the busiest time of the school semester, both as a teacher and with our five kids' dance, sports, and band schedules, including practices, lessons, dress rehearsals, concerts, competitions, school trips, and other events. With two adults, both working two jobs, consistency was nearly impossible. In hindsight, six lessons would have been more manageable for my family, but Sandra has worked with me in other ways to support our progress. I know that I can reach out to her anytime with questions. She truly cares about and wants the best for the dogs she works with.

From the owner: 2024 WINNER Best of the Best Readers Choice Award Dog Just…read moreVisited aims to empower dog owners with effective training techniques that foster a deeper bond and promote a well-behaved companion. Sandra is dedicated to transforming challenges into successes through understanding, patience, and respect for every unique canine and human relationship. Dog Just Visited is a reputable business serving the Tri-Cities areas, offering a wide range of professional dog training services. Specializing in Behavior Modification, DJV provides exceptional care and support for all your needs.