OLIVIA...My dear sweet guardian angel…read more.. Thanks for making Chewbacca and Mr. Wiggles' first trial day a success. You are truly a saint. I cannot thank you enough for being so incredibly compassionate, attentive, and gentle with them. Your genuine character speaks volumes about your humanitarianism -- it shines through in the way you care, connect, and give of yourself so selflessly. You brought peace of mind to my "yiddle" pups/boys and me, which means more than words can say. Sincerely, Patricia Bettis-Eddie (Patte)

So I brought my dog Cody here for boarding twice after he already had very extensive training, he…read morewas already trained in pinch collar and shock collar. I wanted to bring him here because he has a history of behavioral issues and everything online says this place works with and has experience with these dogs. He was being aggressive towards one of the workers. I'm not condoning my dog's behavior and they did give him a second chance. But the first day I also walked in the guy that works there was yelling at my dog to stop while my dog was frantically yelping and the guy was trying to clip his nails. The second day, we were shown a video of his behavior and it was definitely atypical for my dog at this stage and way more aggressive than we've seen from him in a long time. BUT the guy was walking past the crate feeding him treats while he was acting that way - which is basically reinforcing that behavior (so we were taught with his prior training), instead of correcting him with the shock collar - which is what is supposed to be used for. I'm not saying this place doesn't have nice personnel, they were very accommodating despite My dog's issues and I can't blame them for not wanting their staff to get hurt. However, my issue is with all of the advertising about "working with dogs with behavioral issues" - they certainly did not handle my dog well when he was acting this way and therefore that experience they claim did not seem to be true in my case.

Disappointing at best. The first time my dog was groomed here was a good experience. So I…read morerequested the same groomer. It was a complete waste of time and money. 3.5 hours later I came back to pick up my dog. He looked the same as when I dropped him off. Yet, they charged me $100. The groomer was very snarky, attitudinal and commented, because your son had dropped him off and he is more attached, maybe you could drop him off next time. He just stood on the table awkwardly. Yet he couldnt get him to settle? There will not be a next time at this place. Very disappointing.

This PetSmart is conveniently located in a shopping plaza in South Euclid. It's nice to shop for my…read morecat and then stop by at one of the nearby restaurants to grab some food or coffee. I'll rate my latest experience shopping for cat food over the weekend. The store is clean, organized, and usually well-stocked. It has seasonal items (like cute dog outfits and themed toys - Hello Kitty, how cute!). There are often pet food sales. This location has grooming salon onsite that's always busy. I was asked whether I need any help during my visit which is always nice. One constant inefficiency at this store is the checkout line. Usually only one checkout is open and line forms quickly. There was a usual very long wait for checkout. This time someone wanted to get fish promotion (buy 4 fish, get 5th free). It took multiple employees to figure out how that works. The customer had to visit the signage multiple times and take pictures to prove that it was actually happening. It was miserable. While bored in the checkout line, I picked up one of the dog toys for my dogs. I put it down immediately because it smelled like very strong paint or acetone. So much so that another customer could smell it. Please be cautious if purchasing toys for your pet. Overall, if you have a lot of time to spare, shop at this store. If you're in a rush, I wouldn't recommend visiting.

A dog whisperer. As a first time dog owner I was and still…read moream clueless. During the first few weeks of having my new puppy I felt so overwhelmed I was ready send him to a boarding training program. But after a quick conversation with Sam who advised me not to, I was convinced to do the work with his help. Sam ALWAYS have solutions to different behaviors, that actually WORK. After each session I notice a tremendous change in my dog's behavior. Sam has the patience and is very diligent in his work both with my dog and me as the owner, and I can't thank him enough for that. Much recommend!

A friend of mine referred Sam to train my Mini Shnauzer who had a terrible barking habit. Sam did…read morea wonderful job. I coudnt believe it was the same dog. The the breed is even known to have bad issues with barking and I was skeptical at first. Great patience and communication through out the process as well!

I have been taking my 6-month-old puppy to the Foundations Class at Sirius Strides and it has made…read morea world of difference for us in getting her off to a good start! The class has helped us build a trusting, communicative, positive bond with our pup from the beginning. She delights in doing well in her training and is growing into a well-behaved dog who brings joy to all and is a welcome wherever she goes. Dog training seems like something that should be intuitive but it's not! Learning the correct terms, body language, and verbal cues, and an effective pattern of repetition makes the process so much easier. And the social component of a group class is so helpful, too. If there's a new dog in your life - or one who could use some help with their manners - I recommend Sirius.

Keith has done a wonderful job with our puppy Penny. He always has so much patience and really gets…read moreto know all his clients. I would definitely recommend Sirius Strides!

Very small cute spot with parking right out front. Very loud due to two dogs barking but the male…read moreemployee was very friendly. Small selection of treats, leashes, toys, supplements, etc for dogs and cats. Great prices in my opinion- just under seven bucks for a bag of grain free duck cat treats and two freeze dried chicken necks.

I really appreciate Adrienne and Ruth's care of my pets…read more I lived in Cleveland for 2 years. I had Adrienne and Ruth care for my dog and cat. Dog: on a daily basis when I was away at work and they would come to walk her 30 minutes a day. Cat: when we were away on vacation and she needed medications to be given and food/loving to be given too. They were always available when I needed them last minute for work. My dog loved Adrienne and her team. I trusted in them completely. They always showed up. Thank you so much Adrienne and team!

We have a 3 yr old Pittie named Cayenne and she has benefited so much from the training we've…read morereceived from Dog Training Elite. She is a friendly, sweet pup, but she is a beast, and when she's excited she's 95 pounds of love that comes at you like a missile! She's now able to find "place" and calm down when people come in, and is so much easier to walk. Training isn't cheap- but it's so worth it! We are going to do some group training soon, and on Sundays you can rent out the entire center so your pup can play and enjoy the equipment. The staff is so wonderful and they just love the dogs. If you're thinking about it... DO IT!

From the owner: Dog Training Elite Northeast Ohio specializes in obedience training, service dog training, PTSD…read moreservice dog training, PHSYC service dog training, therapy dog training, behavior modification, puppy training, in-home dog training, facility dog training, day camp dog training

After ten dogless years we got a lab mix puppy this winter. At 4 months old, Buddy's energy was…read moremore than I could handle. Plus, his idea of helping in the garden was to undo everything he saw me doing. I was next to tears and thinking I was a bad dog owner when friends suggested doggy daycare. A Google search brought me to Dogtropolis only 7 minutes away from our home! Connie, the owner, obviously knows how to run a tight ship. There are thoughtfully placed gates and holding areas that insure the dogs are kept safe. Laminated cards keep track of the regulars' needs. And I wish my house smelled as clean as Dogtropolis. Most of all, Buddy is getting the exercise and socialization that he needs. After a day of playing with his four legged friends, he is content to lay on the patio while we enjoy dinner. I am delighted with Dogtropolis and Buddy loves them. A tired dog is a trainable dog.

Trusted staff & our dog LOVES going there. She comes home tired & happy after playing with all her…read moredoggy & human friends

Terry is a wonderful dog trainer and breeder. Ive flown her to California to judge puppies, and…read morealways seek her training advice. I've had her dogs for 30 years. I heard when her dog ripped out her stitches after being spayed and it was a horrendous story, IF Scott was there I'm glad he could help. She does tend to be excited when training dogs, but all of that could easily be misinterpreted by someone peeking over the back fence.

Its a Dogs Life is owned and operated by Ms.Terry Miller. Her style of training is based on common…read moresense and over three decades of experience with dogs. Terry lives and breathes dogs and understands their humans too. If you want a bullet-proof, well-trained companion who will sit, stay, stop barking on command and come when you call - without fail - than Its a Dogs Life is the place to go. You will find Terry's methods humane but disciplined. No dog will fail if the owners are willing to take the time to _learn how to train using Terry's instruction. If you truly want your dog to be a faithful companion, someone you can rely on - absolutely call Terry Miller of Its a Dog's Life. Regardless of whether Terry comes to your home or you go to her classes, you will find a refreshingly simple approach to dog training that is also very effective. There are no gimmicks - no junior trainers with zero experience.. you get what you pay for - a dedicated dog person with over thirty years of experience who understands dogs and the relationship they share with their owners. In my many years living a life in dogs, I have often relied and leaned on Terry Miller for her advice and expertise. As a dog breeder, I take all of my youngsters to Miller's classes because I have found that this gives them a solid foundation they carry with them their entire lives. In my rescue work, I am occasionally stumped by a behavioral problem I just can't solve. That's when I call Terry Miller to brainstorm with me. Her methods are extremely affective and because of her - these poor rescue dogs have managed to overcome their dark pasts of human abuse and have been given the gift of life rather than the " mercy euthanasia" recommend by so called "animal behaviorist." Do your dog the best favor he or she will ever receive - call Its a Dogs Life and start enjoying the doggy lifestyle once and for all. Kerrin Winter-Churchill Breeder of AKC Champion dogs. Private dog rescue Northeastern, Ohio

We did the week long boarding class with our puppy. She was good and we can tell a difference.still…read morelearning everyday, both us & the puppy. But definitely a great place. Staff was friendly, they send pictures daily. Just all around a great experience and looking forward to continuing our education of dog's & training with spot on.

I have mixed feelings about this service. The sales presentation was very aggressive and I'm not…read morequite thrilled about using an e collar to correct undesirable behaviors. My young Siberian Husky attended the training for a week last year. When I picked him up, he literally clung to me during my training. At the end, I was concerned about a few things but not enough to speak up during my training for the e collar use. My boy was behaving but something felt off. Once I got him in the car to go home, I gave him his toy that he supposedly had access to all week. He literally whimpered and cried and held the toy. He curled up in the seat during the trip home. It was unusual. I did receive pics and a message praising his progress everyday. That was a positive. One year later, we do not use the e collar and I've spent a lot of time working with my boy. My advice is to ask a lot of questions. Specifically about the daily routine of training, play and socialization during the stay at their facility. I don't think I'd go this route again with my dog.