We've rescued seven Rottweilers over the years, five of them with tough backgrounds, and we've…read morenever needed a trainer -- until we met our latest boy. He was a year old and had spent his entire life in an outdoor kennel with no socialization. He was terrified of everything: cars, stairs, people, even being inside a house. His anxiety and behavior were so extreme that we were completely housebound. Our vet had to come to us because he couldn't handle a clinic visit, and he only allowed one of us to give him the shots he needed. We were out of options and didn't know what to do. After months of searching, we found Julie Holbrook at Megan's Boarding & Kennel, and she was the turning point. She took him for four weeks through her board and train program and gave him structure, manners, and the ability to actually learn. I know he was probably one of the most challenging dogs she's ever worked with, but she never gave up on him. When he came back, he was a different dog. Not perfect -- we still work with him every day -- but manageable, teachable, and no longer running our lives. Julie gave us the tools to continue his progress and helped us understand how to handle him. If she can train our dog (and I'm not exaggerating when I say he was wild, on a scale of 1 - 10 he is a 25). Julie can train any dog. Don't give up -- your dog might just need the right trainer, and for us, Julie was the answer. Even after training, Megan's Boarding & Kennel has continued to support his growth. He now attends doggie daycare and can even stay overnight for boarding -- something we never thought would be possible. Their team has helped him build confidence around other dogs and people, and it's made a huge difference in his socialization. We're incredibly grateful for the ongoing care and support. The change hasn't just been obvious to us -- it's something everyone around us has noticed. Friends and neighbors who were once nervous around him now comment on what a different dog he is now. Even our vet was amazed at the difference during his last visit. It's been a complete transformation, and we owe it all to Julie and the team at Megan's. They gave our dog a second chance -- and gave us our life back.

Best place in the world I wouldn't take my dogs anywhere else. She has excellent doggie daycare…read morewith attentive staff and you can really tell she loves the dogs all of them.

We have found a solution and gladly share it. Trustedhousesitters.com…read moreWe have had 7 people come and sit for us. Only 1 not great experience but she was young. Still she treated the dogs good. They come to your home. You do not pay them. They see the world. Sitters have background checks, reviews, identity verifications. We have been very pleased and met some great people. Our first sitters were from France! Check it out.

I went to the facilities for a tour. When I was there I noticed the dogs were sad looking and…read morenervous. They were laying on cement without even a mat or toys to keep them company. I didn't see any staff interacting with them and didn't even seem excited to be there. Prices were high and so were the add on prices. I wasn't impressed in the least. I found a much better place to leave my precious fur babies with where the staff was happy to be there and lots more for the dogs to do and the prices were more in line. Every time we arrive at our boarding facility our dogs are so happy to be there they sometimes even forget to say bye to us. They take the dogs on walks to the park, down by the greenbelt, and have so many more service options and discounts for multiple pups staying together. Please don't go to Ameripet in Idaho Falls Idaho.

I have been coming to the Ammon Veterinary Hospital since 2017 and have had amazing service and…read moregreat help through various tough issues with 4 dogs. Dr. Burr and Dr. Schrader have been amazing doctors, kind to us, and empathetic. Several weeks ago, my dog was given a minor surgery to remove a small mass on her leg by Dr. Waltz. This is our first time seeing the new vet Dr. Waltz. The direction after the surgery was to let her rest and to only do light activities like mild walks. While leaving the vet, my wife noticed that the surgery wound was bleeding and informed the staff, but they told her that this is normal. Bleeding continued and my wife took our dog back. More medication was given to sedate her. My wife went back several more times as the bleeding wouldn't stop. Our dog was generally just sleeping, rarely active/moving around only to use the restroom and eat. We didn't walk her or play with her or give her excess stimulation, but the bleeding persisted until she was given staples and wrapped in a bandage by Dr. Schrader. We were told to keep applying bandages regularly until the wound healed and provided supplies. The staples began to pull out and we returned to the vet. Dr. Waltz stated to not wrap the wound. My wife expressed the difficulty of trying to keep a dog kenneled for 15 hrs as we do not live close to where we work. We explained that we were doing the best we could given our schedules but kenneling her all day was not a viable option. This conversation was not empathetic and my wife came home in tears expressing how awful she was made to feel, as if we are abusing our children. She was visibly shaken and upset at the encounter. She felt like she was being interrogated and did not feel as if she was being taken seriously or at her word. The wound continued to bleed and the staples pulled out even with mild activity such as using the restroom and eating. I took off work to get advice from Dr. Waltz. Dr. Waltz denied being informed of many of the things my wife said she had expressed to me and also took an accusatory/condescending tone with me. She stated that I should let her do her job while I do mine, which is fair as she the vet, but her demeanor suggested she did not believe me. I don't like being suggested to that my wife is lying and I have no reason to believe she would lie about what she said about our animals to the vet. Regardless, I trusted the vet that Freya needed to be kenneled for more treatment. I stated that I would return on either Friday or Thursday if I could make it home from work. During this time, and many times in the past, I have explained who to contact and when to contact, but each time the wrong phone numbers were called to give us updates. Upon calling we were told without specifics that she was fine and that Dr. Waltz was leaving detailed voice messages with updates. We have received no voicemails. We were unaware of what procedures, medications, etc. were given to our dog. I had lost faith in the ability of this vet, spoke with my previous veterinary hospital regarding the events and medical opinion, left work early on Thursday, and then called shortly before arriving that I was picking her up. We were told the doctor was unavailable and we had to wait for Dr. Waltz to give us an update. When I arrived, I was told the same. I stated that Dr. Waltz could call me when she was free, but that I wanted my dog right now. I was told that I cannot have my dog until Dr. Waltz sees me. I stated that even in a hospital, the patient can leave if they want. My dog was in a stable condition resting in a kennel. I was told that I cannot have my dog back. I stated that I would call the police if my dog was not returned immediately. Only then, Dr. Burr, who was unaware of this situation, promptly returned my dog and helped me check out. I explained the situation to him briefly and paid. I have spent thousands of dollars here since 2017. I will not return. I am providing this statement to the Idaho DOPL, Board of Veterinary Medicine and requesting investigation into the event. Correspondence can be provided to Beard St. Clair Gaffney.

The staff is rude. They're condescending and I personally would never do business with an outfit…read morelike this ever. at some point businesses need to understand. The customer service is still the most important thing I would not take my vet here ever again. they also push vaccinations that your pet does not need and they push procedures that your pet doesn't need.

I'm honestly not sure why it has taken me so long to write this review…read more My fiancé and I have been sending our pups here since they've opened -- and we all agree, we absolutely love Digg's Playhouse. The team is very knowledgeable when it comes to the wellbeing and safety of our dogs. Our boys love getting dropped off, and sometimes, don't want to leave! Brenden, Michelle, Kimber & Madi are all great to work with and you can tell they are all passionate about what they do. Thor (my mixed breed senior pup) is always hesitant around new people and he very quickly grew fond of the team here. That's how I knew he was in good hands! Zuko (our Bernedoodle puppy) loves every chance he gets to run around at Digg's and make new dog friends. We even get to see them running around and having fun on Digg's Playhouse social media platforms. We're very thankful to have a place close to home that we can bring our boys to. We're never in constant worry about if they're doing okay -- that is always my biggest hurdle when dropping them off for boarding. I trust the team at Digg's Playhouse fully and am so happy to have a reliable place for our dogs to be cared for when we need it.

Diggs Playhouse is the only place I will ever take my pup, Chase. The staff are crazy about the…read moreanimals they care for and Michelle is an amazing trainer and always full of helpful tips and tricks from r your pup! Very professional and caring operation. Go see them; they won't disappoint!

Horrible . The staff is very judgmental. Bad vibes right when I walked in . as soon as the dr came…read moreout of one the rooms my dog wouldn't stop barking he did not like one of the receptionist and he backed up towards me shaking when the dr came out .. So I left . I was shocked to see him act like that , he's never done that before . Unless he senses bad ppl around ! I don't recommend .. Honestly No Star for me !!

We have always liked the care that all of my pets have gotten from the staff here they have taken…read morecare of us when we had to send them over the rainbow bridge and let us have our last time with them and also help us to keep our other pets healthy

Mike was fantastic with our two dogs! And more importantly, he trained us. He packed in so many…read moreuseful tips during our time together, and made sure we got lots of hands on experience. We're already seeing results after the first visit! Can't recommend him enough.

I can't say enough about the incredible results we have experienced since Mike started training our…read moreenergetic young Lab. Before Mike came along walks were a chore, now she stays right with us and can even be off leash. He has taught her to go to her bed and stay there, to stay back from the door and not charge out of it when it is opened, to walk calmly up and down the stairs, and so much more! Additionally he taught us the behaviors we need to have as owners in order to get the results we want out of training. Mike doesn't just teach your dog the basics, he really listens to what your needs and desires are and custom tailors the training to bring you the desired outcome. I tell everyone I know that Mike is the man to call when it comes to training your dog. As we start to look for another dog to join our family I know setting up training with Mike will be the first call we make!

I have been using Nancy's service for 4 years and I couldn't be happier. I know that when I'm out…read moreof town my "kids" get walked, fed, and loved on. I added a puppy this year and they came over during lunch for a potty break. I get pictures every visit too.

On Caller Pet Adventures is perfect for the working individual who can't get home home for lunch to…read morelet their pups out or just to give your pups a playdate. Nancy has become like a family member and my dogs are sad on the days she doesn't come. Nancy has extensive knowledge and training tips about problem behaviors and if you do what she says it works! I don't know what I would have done if I hadn't have found her. I have happy dogs. They get to play with other dogs and if I even have to go out of town Nancy is here. She even saved my boxer from drowning by jumping in the ice cold river because he didn't know how to swim yet. She is,a wonderful lady as are her helpers. You won't regret it it and you will have happy pets!