So important to have someone you can trust watching your fur babies. I have used Linda for many…read moreyears. When we went to Miami she was put to the test. Our beloved German Shepherd had to be put down and it couldn't wait for us to return. Linda handled everything and gave comfort to our special boy when we couldn't. Linda definitely treats all our animals as if they are her own.

Paul Morgan is the owner. He is an awesome guy who really knows dogs, cares about them and their…read morewell being and knows how to work with them. His Dog Ziti is there with him everytime I go in anyway He has day care, pet supplies, grooming & training. He also does therapy for older/weakened dogs with Hydro-Therapy and cold laser treatments. Paul also brought in Janet Mannear who is the one who does all the training. She is great! Between the two of them they saved my dog's life. (story below) I was the third person to adopt this dog (he was 10 days from his first birthday when I adopted him) He is currently 86lbs black and brown brindle, Great Dane, Lab, Pit bull. My dog is hyper head strong and just plain strong. When I got him he listened to nothing, no commands were ever taught to him. My hands were constantly bleeding because he pulled that bad when I walked him. My arms were complete bruises, not just a few you could not see skin color from my wrists to above my elbows, because that's what he was taught before me that is just how he played. Jump and grab arm with teeth, and try to wrestle. I also ended up with my wrist sprained, twice. I literally could not put up with it much longer and I had been told by the kennel I adopted him if this didn't work and he came back he would be put down. Most of my friends and family could not understand my devotion to keeping this dog and keeping him alive. I had offers from them to take him back to the shelter if I couldn't handle the hand over. I kept telling them no and I am very glad that that was my decision. I work in the Plains area and when I saw the sign go up for Pawsitive Pup I got very excited. I went in, talked to Paul and explained the above situation. Paul told me that there would be a training class starting the following week and I signed up right then. He also gave me a few things to try with my dog in the mean time to help me out (at no charge, I'm not kidding when I tell you he cares about you and your pets). I have had my dog (Ranger) in here weekly since the doors of Pawsitive Pup opened. Ranger graduated his 6 week Pawsitive Pup Basic Obedience Training last night and I am amazed at his improvement! He sits, comes when called, lays down, stays all on command! (well mostly we are still working on this he listens about 85% of the time now, where before it was 0% of the time) Ranger is so much calmer now and I am extremely happy to say my arms look like arms again! He is a different dog that the one I brought home exactly 2 months ago today. I will be signing him up for the Pawsitive Pup Advanced Training as soon as it starts. I am very excited to continue his training and socialization with Paul Janet and everyone at Pawsitive Pup! Pawsitive Pup Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pawsitive-Pup/316828128483947 Janet Mannear, Certified Canine Obidience Trainer Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/pages/A-Well-Trained-Dog-is-a-Happy-Dog/327872080671813 Go check them out! I bet you won't be dissapointed!

I never leave reviews but I wish someone had warned me of this before my dog was subject to a week…read morehere so I hope this helps someone else. I boarded my dog here in June and was absolutely disgusted. When I picked him up he had a deep scratch down his nose. I assumed it was from a run-in with another dog and no big deal so I ignore and take him out to the car. When I go to lift him in he smelled so strongly like cleaning product and was covered with poop on his rear (this has never happened at home, he is a large dog). I go inside to ask for a paper towel or something to clean him up and no one comes out so after standing there for a few minutes I just leave and go put him in my car. He had mass amounts of hair coming off him so I give him a bath as soon as we get home and notice he has an ear infection (hasn't had one since he left the pound) and his paw paws are peeling off and cracking I can't even imagine what would cause this. He used to go into his crate no problem and it took 3 days for him to willingly go into his crate again. When I initially left for vacation and contacted them for an update it took 48+ hours to respond. This isn't just unacceptable it's boarder line animal abuse. I would never, under any circumstances take my dog there again.

Jen is incredibly knowledgeable about dogs, their behavior, and care taking. I used her pet…read moreboarding service where she takes dogs into her home while I went out of town. She takes in larger dogs and even works with them if they are shy, a little dog aggressive and other issues. I have a very sweet but dominant Doberman and she had no problem with her. She took my dog on walks through the forest, let her on the couch and gave her lots of attention. I'm not adverse to kennels but I prefer to leave my dog with a dog sitter who will interact with and give lots of affection to my dog. Jen is fantastic! She is very personable and I will leave my dog with her anytime.

FANTASTIC boarding facility! We boarded our akita here when we camped at Rickett's Glen and were…read moreunable to reserve a pet site. Karen, George and Jamie were very acomodating. We got lost and they stayed on the phone with us to make sure we found the kennel. We ended up cutting our trip short because it stormed and our tent flooded and there was no problem picking our dog up early. I recommend adding a spa package to your dog's stay. Our akita looked the best she has in years!

From the owner: Here at Pine Creek Pet Resort, we love dogs, plain and simple. Our family built this place to keep…read moredogs happy and fulfilled while their families are away. Our country kennel in a beautiful location offers an experience like no other. Your pup won't be cooped up and pining for you because they go outside four times a day. In addition to enjoying a grass yard to themselves, we offer all kinds of amenities like rip and tear play, nature walks, campfire cookouts, and enjoying trails outside of our property. We make sure they get plenty of exercise and natural fun in the great outdoors! With state-of-the-art amenities and lots of love and care, your furry family member will return to you happy, healthy, and feeling better than ever.

Karen did a wonderful job with our pup! After three days of training he has totally transformed how…read morehe walks on a leash. Prior to training he would pull us so hard we were worried about damage to his trachea and now he walks by our side perfectly without pulling at all! Definitely recommend.

A change in ownership has left this kennel in a Royal mess. New business practices had every single…read morelong time employee LEAVE this facility refusing to watch the consistent decline in care for the animals. Proof is in my photos below. My 4 month old puppy's ear was torn off by another, older dog that never should have been near the young puppies. Lack of screening of new dogs into this kennel puts dogs needlessly in harm's way. Daycare dogs are outside in runs for a few hours in the morning, then put in crates until pick up. Sometimes they are fed, sometimes not. Customers are not permitted inside the kennel. Why is that?? It is FILTHY. Get your dog as far away from this place as possible. It is dangerous and a public health hazard. My puppy went in for a fun day of daycare. At the end of the day, an inch of his right ear was handed over to me in a Zip Lock baggie. I was told "it was an accident". What???? It was NEGLECT at BEST, a BRUTAL ATTACK for CERTAIN. Save yourself and go elsewhere.

They are very reasonable and nice. Always took good care of both my dogs. I certainly recommend…read morethem.

We have been patients of here for decades, when Dr. Jerry McDonald was the vet, and we used to go…read moreto his home. My, how things have changed. Jerry's daughter took over the practice after her father passed. We have taken 4 dogs and nearly 10 cats over the years to her, the last two showed up at our house with terrible eye infections, and have to have the eyes removed. But, it saved them, so it needed to be done. We lost our girl, Molly a month ago. Molly had a torn ACL at an early age, and got arthritis, and started to gain weight. She then put her on a special diet, which was over $100 a bag, which was high in protein, causing more weight gain. The bottom line, she was heavy, and could not lose weight. Anyway, my wife found another dog for our lab to play with at a rescue, and we decided as a family, to go for it. We used All About Animals as our vet reference, and the next day our visit was cancelled because the rescue was told by Dr. Mcdonald that we overfeed our pets. WTF? Our kids are skinny, our 5 cats are skinny, and our remaining dog is skinny. But are one dog was heavy, and had the medical reasons to back it up. What a shitty thing to do to two little kids who took the loss of their dog very hard, but were excited to move on and give another dog a chance. Please do yourself a favor, and look elsewhere for a vet. Her father would have never done that, and I hope some day she answers for it. Stay away.