This morning when my wife called in tears needing our dying dog to be put to sleep, the lady that…read moreanswered the call was COLD, HEARTLESS and wasn't even listening as she kept calling our dog PEPPER. Who the hell is pepper?. She said they were full and this couldn't happen til Thursday. Offered no suggestions nothing. What is this die day there today? Omg we have been clients for 6 yrs there and had our other baby put to sleep last year there. Her attitude on the phone was UNACCEPTABLE in every way. DR Dan Brown was our favorite and not even sure he knows how ppl are being treated on the phone for such a sad and sensitive situation, but we will never use them again, SHAME ON YOU , you have failed us and our dying dog big time. I wish we would of gotten her name. Horrible way to treat us as we are already very sad to have to do this to our sweet little dog. JUST got her name. AMANDA, Shame on you . Heartless. Ok well thank you Megan the Vet manager there for calling us and taking our concern to heart and rectifying our pain. She has spoken with mentioned employee and this should never happen again. We were given a time today to do the hardest thing ever, we really appreciate being heard and called and now given a time for our loved pet.to head off to the rainbow bridge. Situation handled to our satisfaction Ty Megan

My boyfriend was quoted a $25 consultation fee, they charged $75. My cat was diagnosed with out the…read morevet even examining her. The vet was more concerned about flees and mites (my cat has neither) than the lumps on her belly. We were quoted $2000 for a partial mastectomy a different vet quoted $800 but also said we could wait as the lumps are not cancerous.

We were told about Puget Sound K9 Academy by one of my husband's clients. We set up an appointment…read morefor our dog, Bento (a 4 year-old GSD), and Jamie interviewed him. We thought Bento was an aggressive dog, but Jamie said he was just reactionary so he was willing to train him. We have been working with Jamie for over five months, and we love his teaching methods. He is very skilled and provides us (the humans) with individual instructions on how to improve our dog and our own reactions to him. We have been dedicated to getting Bento to be less reactive and he is doing much better. We have walked the mall three times; once with a group of his dogs and twice with just Jamie. Jamie has an excellent assistant instructor when he needs him to be available. We are now working on agility training, which our dog loves. We love Jamie and will continue to have him train our dog for as long as we can.

We took our very reactive dog Milo and Jaime was a great help. He was very patient with US as well…read moreas Milo and we saw great improvement in Milos anxiety. I highly recommend K9 Academy for all your dog training needs.

We were camping nearby and stopped here in a bit of a panic due to 5 month old mini aussie getting…read moreout of her harness. The gal there was so sweet and understanding and worked to get us into something more suitable. She and her darling Corgi were wonderful! Thank you!

Unfortunately, we will not shop here again. Like others have noted in other reviews, the customer…read moreservice here can be tactless and rude. We've spent hundreds here and was looking to spend more today. Arms full of merchandise, my wife was masked and observing social distancing while she waited patiently for a family making a purchase to get checked out. After the clerk checked them out she excused herself to help a man still shopping. My wife placed her items on the counter and waited. And waited. I was on the other side of the store while our dog met another cute little dog. When the man and the clerk approached the counter the clerk said to my wife that she was going to take care of him first! This encouraged the man to push into my wife's space abandoning any social distancing etiquette. Mind you, my wife was not asked she was dismissed with a curt disdain like she didn't matter as long as the clerk could keep eagerly talking to this man. Was she pushed aside because she was a smaller Asian woman? We'll never know. My wife stepped aside and I went over to her. She was upset and wanted to abandon the purchase completely. We left the store and I went back in the at least let the lady know why we not completing the purchase and why we would never shop there again. Perhaps predictably, she was full of excuses saying in essence that my waiting wife was secondary to the man she was helping to complete a selection. Soured by this experience, we left Seabrook skipping our usual snack and/or lunch when we visit. Because of this clerk, the other businesses lost out, too. As I noted before, others have had bad customer experiences here. Thing is, people go to Seabrook for the experience not for this clerk that evidently lacks manners let alone forcing the an interaction that flouted social distancing protocols. We can get pet merchandise anywhere so now that the experience of being there is ruined, there is no reason to return. Like others, I am sure this review will trigger a defensive and patronizing response that takes no ownership.

Sally is truly a godsend for abused animals. She truly cares about the animals she has in her…read moresanctuary. Perhaps the reason that some people have given poor experiences with this sanctuary is because of her extensive adoption process which eliminates people who would not be a good match for the dog they are applying for. To adopt one of her dogs you must be able to give that dog a good home forever. She gets my five stars!*****

I recently went through the adoption process with Sally! I cannot express my most sincere…read moreappreciation for her thoroughness, accepting my calls and answering questions, while also just feeling like a mentor to me as I adopted a Korean Meatdog. Sally and her partner are very knowledgeable and most kind. They have seen things I wish to never see. Their passion is truly unwavering. I look forward to years of knowing Sally.

We have brought our dogs to Freedom Acres Kennels twice and it was a wonderful experience! We have…read morespoiled dogs and they were well fed and happy when we got back from our vacation. We were gone for a week each time. We would not board our dogs with anyone else :)

we needed a good home for our rescue buddy while we took a trip to celebrate our wedding…read moreanniversary. Jessica impressed me early on. Her sense of care to create a safe place for our beloved family member was inviting. After meeting and having a test run I was glad I found this lovely place. Especially glad I could support a fell vetera's business. I fully recommend Freedom Acres if you're looking for a safe space for your loved ones.

Was not the training I was looking for at this time. However it could be later on when our puppy…read moregets basic training.

Karen is an amazing trainer. She is very knowledgeable and deeply cares for each of her clients…read more I wouldn't go anywhere else. Jim and Sharon Baird

Dr. Bart de Gols at Canine Evolutions understands dogs. Seriously. He is the total package and…read moreyou will not be disappointed if you bring your pup to him. Coming from the competitive dog sport world, and holding a degree in Cynology (the study of canines or domestic dogs), it seems Bart has been a passionate and lifelong student of the dog. Just google and see for yourself. Rather than "quick fixes", he dives deep to understand first and foremost, your dog. For example, understanding HOW your dog operates is fundamental to building a healthy relationship to him/her so that your dog does things WITH you (and not FOR you). This is the critical foundation which Bart builds upon in shaping the behavior of all the dogs he works with. It just makes sense. Since we brought our German Shepherd pup to him last year, we have watched his remarkable transformation around obedience to now protection work. And it hasn't just been him! I have learned so much through Bart's online resources, lectures, and important discussions. This has been so much fun. In summary, we have discovered in Bart, a rare combination of practical expertise, scientific understanding, and authentic compassion and advocacy for dogs. We cannot recommend him more!

Cannot rate this guy. For weeks has been promise of return call w info & price via email & phone…read more Sounded like a good fit initial call back but has not delivered on any other communication. Once a week got him on phone & told he would email or call...none of either. Phone won't accept voicemail, no response to text. There are 4 of us who compete in events listed on his website with two of us who have tried to nail him down for training, with being left feeling he has no interest. One has been trying for months. Having to go with somebody else to train with after well over reasonable amount of waiting with no attempt from Bart to return contact. Blows my mind how a trainer can just ignore multiple long term clients who are looking for somebody to train with closer to home. Will look at him again if he surfaces. But we have dogs in need and competitions upcoming and can"r afford to sit and wait to see if he surfaces. One of the group has already been with Scott Haywood w Centrailia Pet Resort, I'm going to sign up tomorrow as he has followed through with getting back, setting prices, and setting concrete schedules.

Paul is a talented and patient trainer who can help teach you how to recognize your dog(s) behavior…read moreand use that information to improve your communication with your dog, ultimately leading to your dog offering the behaviors you want from them. I have worked with Paul both in a class environment and in one on one sessions with my SDiT. In class they are observant and set each dog up for success. They work with the dogs that showed up in class that day, even if that results in a deviation from the plan. Working with my SDiT, Paul has been kind, patient and respectful. I noticed some minor fear of other dogs in the class environment and in one session working with Paul and their SD one on one, I had the confidence to work on threshold and now I have a dog who is solid with other dogs (today - he is still a teenager). Queer/Trans friendly, Positive Reinforcement