Very nice lady, she did an amazing job grooming my bichon frise, i highly recommend it!read more

First time here, she treated my god very well. She was done within a hour. I will definitely returnread more

This owner is delusional her groomers are horrible. The owners is now asking customers to give her…read moregood reviews. Just beware. Please don't bring your pet here. My precious poodle is traumatized.

My experience at Sandy Paws is always positive - the owner and staff are very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable and are amazing with her. Her haircuts are always perfect and she's never with out her pretty bow and matching scarf! They always go above and beyond! I highly recommend them!

Drs Petrone and Beeber both recently performed surgery on my dog. I had used a previous vet for 20…read moreyears before moving to the are where their practice is located. . They were patient and understanding with my nervousness throughout the ordeal. In the end my dog's surgery went perfect and I would highly recommend Dr Petrone especially- she is an excellent veterinarian and lovely person to deal with. I found their prices to be reasonable!!!

I've been taken my dogs here for many years Dr Barry was an awesome vet and person since he passed…read moreaway and whoever took it over i would never bring my dogs to there again the staff is rude and I find it so crazy with them looking for you to spend as much as you can my dog had a rash on her stomach the vet shaved the little area and charged me 30 dollars just for that just took her for a check up and they billed me almost 700 dollars I wouldn't recommend them to anybody I would stay away from this place

If you bring your fur baby here for boarding, you will have total piece of mind. Leslie and…read moreCharlie love what they do and it shows. They live on the premises and are professionally certified. My dogs are wagging their tails the minute they get out of the car to go in. My one dog is diabetic (and blind) but they have no problems administering his insulin shot and special diet. FYI, they do not have webcam if that is a must for you, but I feel their experience and maturity make me keep me wanting to come back again and again.

The only kennel I will ever use. Even after moving and trying out two other different kennels,…read moreboth my dogs let me know they wanted to go back to Roycefield. Isobel is always happy to see Charlie and Leslie and this is the only place she is happy to stay other than home. We travel 28 miles each way to be sure we leave her where we know she is well taken care of, happy, comfortable and understood. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS KENNEL. I have been coming here for 15+ years.

I found Jen and Ark Angels Labradors through my company's breeder listing (AKC) a couple of years…read moreback. She invited my wife and I to drop by and meet some of the pups who might be our future family dog. Like a good, responsible breeder, she screened and interviewed us to make sure we would be good dog owners. And low and behold, she approved us and we got Ellie (a black lab) in Feb 2012 when she was old enough to leave her mother. At 4 years old, Ellie is the best dog I've ever had and seeing all the photos of pups from Jen temps me to get another. And if I do, I'm definitely going back to Ark Angels.

Horrible experience…read more Make sure to get all of your agreements signed and returned to you, get an official contract with costs and dates otherwise you'll get the run around from the owner. Know up front ALL COSTS. Read reviews here and as many other places as you can before leaving a deposit, it seems some people get lucky, others do not. I suggest searching as much as you can so you know what you are dealing with. Dogs may be top notch as others have posted but our experience was not a positive one in any way shape or form. We found the owner to be very unprofessional and unhinged. Lots of profanity and talking down about others. She even tried contacting my son with special needs via social media - not cool at all.

Well I was interested in adopting a dog. But they pulled out because I asked to speak to the foster…read moremom. Which to me was a fair request spending $600 for a dog I've never laid eyes on and being concerned because I've always met the dog and spent a little time with them before deciding to adopt.

I would highly recommend this rescue. We adopted our dog Nadia on September 1st and we could…read moreimmediately tell that they handled her with care and trained her very well.

Tried to adopt a dog through them. They horrible people. Especially the person who runs it, Iris…read more She's is a narrow minded nut bag who will judge you the minute you speak with her. Its the reason people like her maker it harder and harder to adopt a pet. I currently have a pet and was looking to adopt a playmate for them and a new member of the family, but after asking certain questions about how I raise the dog she instantly went from super nice to super MEAN in less then 5 secs. These people won't let you adopt a dog unless you've raise your dog properly in their ways and their eyes. Stay away from her and this organization if you don't want to deal with head aches. She will ignore your application and go back on her word. She is not a veterinarian, nor have any knowledge of ownership dog relation. She is a advocate who thinks everyone is bad.

great organization. they really invest a lot of their own time and money into rescuing dogs that…read moreour so called society leave behind. in response to the bad reviewers I believe they scrutinize potential adopters because these dogs become family to them and hope that whomever adopts feels the same and are willing to accept the dog as a lifetime companion.

I have a very hyper golden doodle 70 pound puppy. She would learn things like sit, leave it and…read moreother basic commands, but would only practice these things when she felt like doing so. On our walks she was literally pulling my arm out of socket. Totally uncontrollable if any distraction crossed her path. She was jumping on everyone wanting to great them face to face. So many other bad "puppy" habits. But such a loving dog. She was literally getting to be too much for me to handle at only 8 months old. I turned to Shelly's School for Dogs in desperation. The day we met with Shelly in the lobby he was holding her leash and she was just being Madison, trying to greet EVERYONE who came into the center. Shelly asked why I waited so long...good question! We just completed obedience training/boarding where I would drop her off on Tuesday and pick her up on Saturday. Madison was always very happy when we pulled up and could not wait to get inside...a great indication to me that she was being treated well and she liked this place. Right now we are in the process of the human training stage. Katey has worked miracles with Madison. We can now go for long walks and I do not have to worry about the tiniest distractions. My shoulder is feeling so much better now that I do not have a moose pulling me the entire walk. I am still learning, but Katey has taught Maddie how to be a member of society. I even believe, now, that Madison could someday be a great therapy dog. Katey has brought out the best of my Maddie. Her spirit was never broken. Maddie has what I term "Doodle ADD". She still has this, but now Katey has trained us how to get Madison out of that manic moment and focus when necessary. So Madison is done with her training and now we are in the next stage where the humans learn how to utilize what the dog learned. Amazing! Katey is so patient with us humans. She is listening to our concerns about behaviors at home and teaching/showing us how to deal with these issues. And one important thing I have to say for anyone just thinking about Shelly's School, you pay for the training and it is guaranteed for the life of the dog! In the future, if I mess up and cannot get Madison to respond correctly we can go back at any time for free refreshers. I have read that some are upset that they use the pinch collars. I admit my heart sunk when I went to her "graduation" and saw this had been used. However, I put it on my arm and yanked it very hard and it did not hurt. It is made to simulate the mother correcting her pup. You do not choke the dog, and most of the time it is just hanging loose and does not bother the dog at all. If I need to get her attention a very quick soft tug is all it takes. I take it off the dog at night and in the morning she gets excited when we put her "necklace" on. It looks awful, but with the proper training it works wonders! There is no negative training going on here...positive reinforcement is how they roll! They love our dogs almost as much as we love them.

We used this trainer SEVERAL years ago. We thought our dog was being trained by the owner, but he…read morewas trained by an employee. She made a comment about our dog being an a$$hole. I was not happy with how things were being handled. In addition, at the time, they were using prong collars. I deeply regret using this business, and I would never bring another dog here.