I boarded my dog overnight here so she wouldn't be barking at night at my parents place. I opted to…read moresplurge for $29.99 for a 10x7 kennel which included outdoor time in their dog park. This saved me from doing doggie daycare also for $10. The location only has à Lucky Dog mailbox. They need à sign badly. I had vet vaccine records faxed ahead of time and check in and check out was easy. My dog was super happy to see mama again. The location was à little hard to find on Mallard Drive. Its à white building at end of Mallard on left side of the road.

From the owner: Lucky Dog Boarding & Training Center in Detroit Lakes, MN, is your one-stop destination for all…read moreyour pet care needs. As a premier Pet Boarding Service, we provide a safe and loving environment for your furry friends while you're away. Our expert team of Pet Groomers ensures your pets look and feel their best with a range of grooming services. At our Pet Store, you'll find high-quality pet supplies to keep your companion happy and healthy. From routine care to specialized Dog Training, our comprehensive Pet Services are designed to cater to every aspect of your pet's well-being. Trust Lucky Dog Boarding & Training Center to deliver exceptional care and service for your beloved pets.

We enrolled our dog in day training with Smart K9. We adopted her as a puppy from rescue, and she…read morehad issues with biting, jumping, and was very clever and mischievous. We also have a 10 year old daughter that was nervous around her because of these behaviors. Though we've had success with weekly classes with previous dogs, we knew we needed additional support with this dog, and after consultation, Smart K9 recommended the 4 week day training program. The trainers asked lots of questions regarding our lifestyle and goals for training, and tailored her program to best meet our needs, along with the needs of our dog. They even encouraged our daughter to attend our individual sessions so she could work on being less nervous and have a better relationship with our pup. Our dog progressed very well, and since graduating from her initial program, she's also completed off leash program, and is in daycare twice a week to maintain consistency in her training, plus she loves it there! When we got her, she was quite reactive and nervous around people, dogs, and really anything new. Within a couple months, she can walk into a busy store, and not only behave, but be comfortable. Smart K9 helps us problem solve when new issues arise, as she is still a fun, energetic, and occasionally mischievous pup. The trainers check in often regarding how our dog is doing with our daughter, and with the guidance we've received, our daughter is now completely comfortable with our dog. We feel confident that we have the skills and tools to continue to work with our pup to grow into a well mannered, happy, adult dog. We couldn't be happier with our progress, and strongly recommend Smart K9! Thank you Madison, Emilee, and the rest of the wonderful Smart K9 team!

I enrolled my dog in day training at Smart K9. Unfortunately, my experience was disappointing and…read moreextremely concerning. My dog got kennel cough in less than two weeks of being at this facility, I am fairly sure it was from there because he does not go anywhere expect my house and back yard because he is reactive and thats why we were starting training. The vet said he should not be around other dogs for 3-4 week and the owner encouraged me to bring him back while he would still would be contagious! I doubt they told the other owners that are currently enrolled that there dogs were exposed to kennel cough! Because of thier very concerning reaction to our dog getting sick and how they handled it I don't want to take him back there and they are unwilling to give any money back for services that were not preformed and are unwilling to talk! please read that contract very carefully if for any reason your dog got killed or lost or anything nothing is on them and you would still owe them thousands of dollars.

If you need care for your pet this is your one stop shop! Veterinary, Boarding, Grooming and…read moreTraining

We've been taking our Springer Spaniel to John & Sarah for over a year to kennel, and couldn't be…read morehappier. Because they breed, train, and show Springer Spaniels as well as other dogs, they are very familiar with this breed. They feed our dog as we instruct, and there is plenty of outdoor/exercise time, and our dog loves it there. If you're lucky enough to be able to have your animal stay with them, count your blessings.

Great service and very skilled with dog training. Excellent resource for people with hunting dogs…read moreor who want a trained hunting dog. I definitely recommend them!

Dogs in outside kennels are constantly barking all day long. I would not consider leaving my dog…read morethere to pick up bad habits.

We had a reservation and prior to boarding we stopped in for a tour. It was very clean and front…read moredesk gal very informative and friendly. 2 things that made me cancel the reservation: they are kept in the crate from 7:30 pm to 6:30 the next day. 11 hrs in a crate is way too long and there is no staff on duty past 7:30. Pass.

We have used Fetchers for several years and our pets typically come home with minor issues - eye…read moreinfection, ear infection, kennel cough (once), but our recent visit was SIGNIFICANTLY different. After a 5 day boarding stay, our large dog came home with a partially ripped out toenail, red and inflamed toes on another foot, an eye infection, an ear infection, and punctures and deep tissue bruising on his neck from an e-collar. After a very expensive visit to the vet, we learned that he also has a staph infection on his feet and neck. While I understand that minor injuries can and do happen when dogs play, these are outside of the realm of what I would consider acceptable. Shannon, the manager, was responsive and accountable, which is why I am giving a two star review as opposed to one star. Her communication was professional and she followed up daily to check on our dog. Jack, the owner, was accusatory and went so far as to suggest that we caused the injuries to our own dog. He spent 40 minutes telling me that they have excellent quality control and that their staff finds injuries and doesn't cause them. At one point I had to get my husband on the phone to attest to the fact that he removed our dog's e-collar the day of pickup, which is absolutely ridiculous. When Jack asked me how I knew that the injuries happened at his facility, I responded that our dog arrived without injuries and was picked up with injuries. I am not sure that it can get more clear than that. I am hugely disappointed in Jack's refusal to take responsibility or handle my concerns with even the smallest amount of compassion. He swiftly and effectively removed any consideration I had of continuing our boarding relationship with Fetchers. This whole ordeal has cost us nearly $1,500 and begrudgingly Fetchers has agreed to pay $554 of one of the vet bills, as well as a credit on account for a future visit. Jack was condescending, insensitive, and refused to take any sort of accountability for my dog's injuries. If you choose to use this facility, beware.

I would absolutely recommend fetchers to anyboday! I take my German shepherd there for training…read morewith Katie and for daycare. fetchers is amazing

I would suggest this business for dog obedience training but not for doggy daycare/drop and train…read moredays. I found out recently they keep the dogs in the kennel the majority of the day. Example - I dropped by dog off at 7:30 AM and picked him up at 6:15 PM. He was there roughly 11 hours and was only let out of the kennel 3-4 times for 15-20 minutes at a time. My heart just absolutely sunk and I felt so terrible. Hope this helps.

I am grateful for Sheyenne River Kennels. My huge Newfoundland really gets excited to go there. We…read morehave been using them for about ... 8 years or so.

This trainer has no business being in business. I can't believe a responsible trainer would tell…read moresomeone a 14 week old dog is untrainable because of possible bad breeding. If we followed that logic any stray dog would be untrainable... Completely unprofessional. I highly suggest going elsewhere for your training needs.

From the owner: Certified as a Canine Training and Behavior Specialist through Starmark Academy for fog trainers…read more Educated in training equipment and theory, behavior modification and prevention training, group and private training, kennel management and agility training. Our specialties include advanced clicker training techniques, advanced obedience training techniques, scent discrimination and nosework, search and rescue, and service dog training.