My 4 month and 23 day old puppy, Binx, died while in care at DogSports. I'm only able to post…read morelimited information here, but will provide a link below for full documentation regarding his death. Binx had documented crate anxiety. A DogSports employee told our vet office that Binx had been unable to settle himself all day. Binx was there 8 hours that day, had noted crate anxiety, employees were aware he was in distress, and NO ONE CALLED until he has passed away. He was found in his crate dead, with vomit and diarrhea. Other PUBLIC information, the owner of the DogSports, Joanne Reaney, was charged with 35 counts of theft for allegedly embezzling $517k from her employer years ago. I'm not an attorney, but the court of common pleas document looks like an agreement was made for payback to potentially avoid the felony charge/jail time (PA criminal law Rule 586). In addition, more PUBLIC information, there is an open state tax lien on the business and there appears to be more than 10 open civil cases (with monetary judgments of over $100k due). It also appears that the owner lives over an hour away, out of state. Embezzlement article: https://lancasteronline.com/news/allegedly-embezzled/article_d81403dd-584b-5e32-b614-6e82585b9e21.html Enter DogSports or Joanne Reany in the search field for open (and closed) civil suits: http://prothonotary.co.lancaster.pa.us/civilcourt.public/ Search business tax lien list for DogSports tax lien info: https://www.revenue.pa.gov/GeneralTaxInformation/News%20and%20Statistics/ReportsStats/Liens/Pages/default.aspx More details regarding Binx's death: https://www.facebook.com/595041418/posts/10156708897156419/

Please read the "not recommended" reviews below. Whatever algorithms YELP is using has deemed my…read moreprior review as fake. It is not fake, nor is the information I posted. They are a poorly run business based on their open judgments and open tax liens. They take in an unlimited number of dogs per day, regardless of employee to dog ratio. No pre-dog camp interview is performed on your dog. You just show up and hope your dog is taken care of. In some cases, like mine, your pup doesn't return home after their visit.

I went to Jo's Grooming for the first time about a month ago. At the time, I was looking for a…read moregroomer who could fix the mistake the previous groomer made. I explained what happened and what I wanted and she took the dog. Not even 20 minutes go by and I get a text saying my pup was finished. When I got there, I found that she had gone above and beyond to make sure that my pup was lookin fresh... lol. She looked so cute! Would 100% recommend Jo's Grooming to anyone looking to get their pets groomed professionally at an affordable price. Keep up the great work!

Jo's Grooming lost my business today. Jo is wonderful. Her employees not so much. My first time…read morethere was wonderful. Early morning appmnt, no one else there except Jo, Bella loved it! Today, there were, I believe 4 groomers and at least 8 dogs. Those that werent already on a table or in the tub were loose to run around the shop. That concerned me. One little guy was barking and snarling at B as soon as she was taken back. Bella tried to get away but couldnt. She ran back to me but there was a half wall between us with a latched door. The little dog settled down after one of the groomers yelled at it to 'shut the fu$k up!' Against my better judgement, I left. Made it to my car that was parked in the back lot and heard Bella yelping and screaming- she was terrified! Ran to the back of the shop where they had a door propped open. Again, this same groomer (not Jo) yelled at that same little dog to STFU. She grabbed it and told me, ' its ok, this one just barks at everyone.' I asked Jo if I could take B until she was actually ready for her. She said she was going in the tub then. I turned to go back to my car and the stfu groomer yelled at me that I shouldve made my appointment for another day and she didnt appreciate my attitude. What attitude? I didnt even speak to her! When B was done, I got her, paid, and told Jo we wouldnt be back. Explained that if they knew that dog was reactive, it shouldve been under control, not left loose to scare other dogs. It was irresponsible and caused fear and anxiety in my dog. (B was a mess, she still hasnt made up to me and its an hour later.) Also told Jo that no customer deserves to be spoken to the way stfu groomer spoke to me. Jo apologized. But as I was leaving, stfu groomer wanted to know what I said to Jo and she told her we wouldnt be back. Guess what stfu groomer said loud enough that I heard her from my car? "Well fu$k her!" How professional... Jo is a good groomer but her employees are awful and stfu groomer should find another job, she should not be grooming animals or interacting with customers. Do not go to Jo's Grooming in Wormleysburg!

Milo has been with the previous owners (wet your whiskers) for about 4 years. The business was sold…read moreand this week was my first appt with them, as Milo's groomer Sue is no longer there. I was skeptical about using a different groomer as Milo has only had 2 groomers his entire life, I drop Milo off and was greeted by one of the owners, he was welcoming and greeted me right away, the other lady at the desk didn't even smile, not very comforting at all. I was told previously that all Milo's records would remain in his chart including the details of his grooms, I was asked at drop off if there was anything special I wanted for today, I advised to do just his normal cut, nothing else was asked. Typically Sue would come out talk to me and take Milo back but with new ownership the owner took him back, I asked via the app several times who his groomer was and didn't find out until 2 days after his cut. After receiving a text that Milo was ready he was picked up, I was sent a picture of his cut and I had to take a double take, he was completely shaved! Never in his 6 years of life has he ever been shaved so low, I was shocked, even questioned if he was even my dog. I messaged the company very nicely and asked if the groomer ran into complications that I was not aware of and that's when I was told "he was matted all over" and the next sentence was "we were under the impression you wanted a fresh summer look since his last groom was February", (which was it?) again Milo has never been shaved that low his entire life, Sue always praised me on how amazing Milo's coat was. Also, Milo had to be taken to his previous groomer in April due to a scheduling conflict with wet your whiskers and his last groom was not February, but goes to show that they do have Milo's records from the previous owner and would see his previous groomers notes. At that time I asked again who was his groomer, as I was so I didn't book with that groomer again, this was my second time requesting that information. I was not informed of who it was until this morning. I made a review on Facebook and the owners responding on their personal Facebook page insinuating I was bashing their family and company. That was not my intention nor purpose of my post, I was posting my experience. We are entitled to our review so others are aware and decide how to proceed. Even if Milo would have been "matted all over" a simple message would have been nice, not me reaching out to see what happened! Granted Milo did need a spa day, he was due, but that is typical for him, and not once has he ever needed to be completely shaved. His hair will grow back, I know this, I just wish communication was better. I have attached pictures of his past grooms with Sue and his most recent one with a different groomer at Suds n biscuits. I do not have any pictures prior to his most recent groom but I will say his hair was longer as a mentioned before and he was due for a cut. My main concern is, communication is key, if he was matted give the owners a heads up if your doing such a drastic change, send pictures through the portal of the findings, also don't give two different reasons as to why he was shaved! Milo's poor eyes don't even look cleaned and his feet weren't even trimmed correctly.

A breath of fresh air...literally! The new owners are absolutely fabulous! Our little guy has a…read moretendency to be anxious when going to the salon...the new owner was super friendly ...took things slowly and it was evident that "Mavy" was at a spa. The spa smelled great and so did he! Autumn listened to my instructions and gave him the cutest little teddy bear cut! The hair between his paw pads were meticulously cut! As a perfectionist myself I couldn't be more satisfied! Overall experience A++++! Mavy did great and we will most definitely be repeat customers!

My two dogs love going here. Staff is awesome and very accommodating. Daycare wears my dogs out so…read morethat I can have some peace and quiet. They do boarding as well. My dogs' tails wag on the way in, but are usually too tired to wag on the way out. But I can tell they had a good time. Highly recommend.

Bear started going to Canine Clubhouse when he was 16 weeks old. The staff was very caring towards…read morehim and I thank them very much! He is now 7 months old and when he gets fixed he will be coming back. Nigel is a very caring Manager and gave Bear lots of love and yes I know Bear misses him. When I go to work now Bear wants to go but for now I have to keep him home. Thanks Nigel for giving him the love and care that Bear needed as a baby boy!!

We first found Bella Vista when we adopted our Scottie from the York County SPCA. Deb Sangrey…read morevolunteers there, helping people adjust to their new pets. She suggested taking our dog to her obedience class. We had a great time, learned a lot and bonded with him. When it came time to look for a kennel to use when we travel, we went back to Bella Vista and have never been disappointed. Stephanie takes such great care of Bentley when he stays there. In the summer, the inside of the kennel is nice and cool but he still loves to play outside too. Stephanie is always willing to accommodate us - we had some issues getting back home on time not long ago and she let us pick Bentley up late instead of waiting until her business hours the next day. Which was wonderful because I always miss him when we travel. But I don't worry about him as much, knowing he's in good hands. I also recently had Stephanie groom him when he stayed at the kennel for the weekend and I was very pleased with the haircut he got. Of course, Stephanie knows her stuff when it comes to terriers! (She has Westies and her own Scottie too.) I would and do recommend both the training facilities and the kennel to pet owners in the area.

First of all, I was the first person there and the trainers didn't even say hello or even talk to…read moreme. The first lesson was okay the second lesson I was done. I went there because my puppy wasn't walking really good on a leash. Well, nothing they told me worked. I bought a Pet Safe harness worked like a charm. They spent most of their time with the people who wanted to advance to the next level of course the trainers would make more money. These dogs were clearly not show dogs. They never even called to see why we quit. I hate writing a bad review and certainly you can judge for yourself in my opinion save your money. I would not recommend Bella Vista Training center. It should be a welcoming place for you and your dogs.

We started using these guys when we became dissatisfied with previous kennel we had used for…read moreseveral years. We interviewed several owners because our 90 pound pit/lab mix was not the most trusting dog around strangers. To be sure he would have taken a bullet for anyone in our family, he was that loyal, but he didn't warm easily to strangers especially men. We arranged for him to come over and meet Vince and his crew and it was amazing.. Vince new just the body posture and approach to use and after a few minutes of barking his usual warning our tough guy let Vince lead him by the leash into the Kennel, and he warmed right up to the rest of the staff. He was always happy to come home but he never got the worried look at Sun Hill we experienced with previous kennel. Our much loved "Big Beast" is gone now but we continue to use Sun-Hill for our newest family friend. They also offer swimming and exercise. You owe it your pet to check this place out.

Dana Laughman is the owner of ALTS (Assess-Lead-Train-Support) She spent one hour with me and my…read moredog Layla and she is fantastic!! I explained how Layla always pulls on her leash and can be anxious around new people and dogs she has never met. Dana gave me the tips on how to alleviate these issues. She showed me her training leash, which was included in her fee for me to keep. Her techniques has Layla walking calmly without pulling in minutes. Dana even was able to get Layla to stay for several minutes! We trained inside and out and I was amazed at how quickly Layla was able to understand the expectations and comply with her requests! She also gave tips on showing how to ensure your pet waits for her instruction befor entering or leaving the hose at the doors. I am so thankful! Dana's email is ALTSDOGTraining@gmail.com. She works wonders!

Courtney is great! knowledgable and friendly - but most importantly she gave me the confidence I…read moreneeded to continue with training my puppy and how to navigate the roadblocks I have with my 5 year old son and puppy together. She was down to earth, and gave me practical tools and tips to manage their interactions all while not belittling me or making me feel inadequate. She followed up with me and sent me links for everything we discussed. Courtney gained a lifelong client.

Courtney was very passionate from the get go and took so much time with our dog Georgia! When…read morelooking for dog training I didn't expect to find such a blessing like courtney! She answers all questions and she says never hesitate to reach out! she gives her clients the extra push that we knew we already had! thank you Courtney for working with us and Georgia!