Best puppy trainer. Bradford is amazing and very informative. She is sweet and does a great job at…read moresocializing puppies! We get compliments all the time with how socialized and playful Cypress is! We 100% recommend her for training and socializing :).

I was very disappointed when I had my caviler groomed the other day at barks and bubble. I have…read morebeen going there for a while was with two dogs now just one because I only have one now. I had not gone for 4 months because my health was having an issue in the hospital not being able to drive per Dr orders. I made an appointment brought my Charlie in and I have been bathing him and brushing him all the time to make sure he had no knots in his fur. I dropped him off and when I went to pick him up they said because I hadnt been in a while the fee was 118. when I normally pay 61. I think that was out they did that and so convenient they didn't tell me when I dropped him off they waited for me to come and pick him up then told. I think that was so unfair my friend was so upset when I told her she says I should not have paid that price who doubles a fee without saying a head of time to your customer. my last time there I went to pick my dog up and the owner had to rush her dog to vet and she used my dogs collar I had to wait an hour fur her to get back so I could leave that was a really big inconvenience. I would watch about giving barks and bubbles your business I won't anymore. I will probably put a statement on fb as well this was really an underhand way of doing busness.

First time here great experience everyone was friendly and helpful! Dog looks great shampooed and…read morenails trimmed reasonable prices and he is happy as can be! They gave him a toy and a bandana so thoughtful. Loved the set up especially outdoor play space for the dogs while the wait to be picked up so cute. I am really happy with the service and the people here will be back very soon!

Over the years, we've had many dogs, and the team at Central Bark Henrietta has always been caring…read moreand compassionate. When our dog Rusty started having hip and joint issues, they recommended some great veterinarians to help us find the best care. Their love for dogs is obvious, and we highly recommend Central Bark Henrietta for daycare, boarding, and other dog services!

I took my fur baby to Central Bark today. What a fun place for dogs to socialize. It was clean and…read morethe staff was pleasant and friendly. If you get a chance check it out.

We've been bringing our Goldendoodle, Willow, to Peace Love Paws Grooming since the day they…read moreopened, and Kerry has always done an exceptional job. She's not only skilled--she's genuinely caring, and it shows in every interaction with our fur babies. Willow was recently diagnosed with an enlarged heart, and when we shared the news, Kerry didn't just offer a quick "I'm sorry." She became visibly emotional, as if Willow were her own. That tells you everything you need to know about the kind of person she is. During Willow's grooming, Kerry took extra care to keep the experience as low‑stress as possible, knowing grooming isn't Willow's favorite activity. Willow adores seeing Kerry, even if she's not a fan of the grooming itself. At Peace Love Paws Grooming, you never have to worry about how your pets are treated--they are loved, respected, and cared for as if they were family.

Jeanna-Louise walks my dog Nymeria every day! She takes her to different parks to socialize,…read moreexcersize, and do dog things. Nymeria comes home very relaxed and sleepy. Highly recommended.

Beware of this breeder! The breeder was extremely difficult when I contacted her a few months after…read moreI got my Toy Aussie and he was showing signs of fear and aggression. She was very defensive and blamed me for his condition. At the time, she said she didn't believe in socialization for puppies because they needed to exposure to your environment not hers. I have it in an email she sent me! That was my first RED FLAG. I challenged her on this as a long time dog owner who had trained 5 dogs previously. She later added Puppy Culture to her program after our conversations. I hired a dog psychologist to examine the dog and I was warned that I would always have problems with the dog if I kept him. Further conversations with Shawna, I made plans to meet to return the dog, without refunding my money. I noticed a certain coldness in her when asked what would happen to the dog, I feared she would have him destroyed or that he might not make it back to the kennel. She wanted to meet my on a highway and send a friend to get him. Fearing more for the puppy than the effect this emotionally disabled dog would have on my life I ended up keeping him. I hired 5 different trainers in NY and Los Angeles. I made progress, it was mostly I learned how to handle his triggers. I was now living with special needs dog with fear based aggression. He is a beautiful dog, he only likes me and has to be put in a crate in another room when people come over to my home. The reason I wanted an Aussie was so he could go hiking and walk with me. I wanted an active dog but he can't do that either because he is easily triggered while on the leash by other dogs. He lunges at other dogs if I am not 100% vigilate to prevent it. He is full of fear walking around, he never relaxes. He is unable to abide that other dogs live in the building and is highly aggressive to any dog in the elevator or in the lobby. I have to steer him around other dogs to avoid any contact. Owning this dog is one of the worst mistakes I have ever made. As a long time dog owner and lover of animals, I have spared no expense in normalizing this dog to live his best life. Unfortunately, I have had numerous wrist injuries to my right hand, sprains and torn ligaments from holding the leash when he lunges. After 8 years, I am done. I can no longer do this, with the hand injuries and disruption to my life as Shawna would say - we are not a good fit! I told Shawna the kind of dog I needed for my lifestyle and she said this dog would be perfect. Something happened to this dog at an early age, or he received some bad genes. All the dog trainers I hired said the same thing, he was a very difficult case. It is unconscionable how this breeder operates. I would never have tried to return a dog if there wasn't a enormous issue at stake. A year of so later, she just told me to call a Aussie rescue organization, that I didn't have to return the dog to her as it says in the contract. Read these words as a warning. Perhaps Shawna has learned more about dog breeding and training now. However as a business person she is ruthless and I don't believe she has the dog's best interest at heart. You do not want this same experience, be very careful where you get a dog, even if the dog is beautiful or cute. I made the effort to go the kennel, I met the dogs and Shawna in person before I bought my dog. It has been a terrible experience.

I had held off submitting this last year but now that I see they are breeding and selling pups from…read moreSummer, I felt it right to post this for awareness. I am concerned with the ethics of a breeder who is knowingly further breeding a dog that has in fact produced offspring with severe hip dysplasia. Below is the original I was going to post... Make sure you read and understand the details of the contract! We purchased 2 puppies from Shawna from different litters in Sep/Oct '23. The pups are absolutely adorable, good demeanor and intelligent. The black tri is Harvey and he's a little mischievous and gets into things but is a really good dog. The red merle is Knox (named after the Buffalo Bill's Dawson Knox) and has an awesome personality and a deep voiced bark. After about 6 months (Apr '24), we noticed that Knox was favoring his right back leg and was doing 'bunny hops'. We took him to our vet to find out that they thought he had a severe case of hip dysplasia, which is quite unusual in small breed dogs. We contacted Shawna immediately about it and she responded in 2 days stating that she's never had this happen before, but its unpredictable and she can only do her due diligence. We had stated that we wanted to keep him and she offered $500 back if we wanted to keep him. So, we made an appt with Cornell University to have him evaluated...and we had to wait until Aug '24 to get into the specialist. The doctor at Cornell stated that Knox has genetic Hip Dysplasia on both sides, with the right side being very bad...the left is probably good enough to let it be. The doctor also advised we contact the breeder and make sure the parents do not breed together again (Sire is Jager, Dame is Summer). We forwarded the report to Shawna and did not hear back from her after reaching out several times until mid-October. We fell in love with Knox and didn't want him to suffer, nor be taken from our lives...we decided that we are going ahead with the surgery. So, we did some research, got some legal advice and asked Shawna to reimburse us up to the cost of the puppy for medical expenses due to this genetic defect...as seems typical for reputable breeders and quite frankly fair to us as we're going to incur many $1000's above to help this wonderful animal. Shawna refused and said the only way we could get our money back was if we returned the dog to her as per the contract. I asked what would happen to him if I returned him, and that if she didn't answer I assume he would be put down immediately...no answer there. Well, we're going ahead with the surgery despite any help from Shawna. I asked her to reconsider her position on this and show some compassion for the dog and situation, but she is taking a hard line on the contractual words...and that's where we stand today. We were willing to take on the lion share of the expenses but she got us with the contact technicalities. We're still going to do good by Knox and provide him with the best life we can. His surgery is scheduled for late Dec '24. Added 7/5/2025 - copy of the contract with parents listed as proof/evidence. And an update that Knox is doing absolutely great with his titanium hardware, our bank account is about $12k lighter, and he and Harvey are awesome little pups!

I bought my male Sheltie here in 2025 and I'm very please with my dog. He's smart and loyal to us…read more He loves kids and I have a few young grandchildren and he loves playing with them. My daughter just got her male Sheltie from this kennel in August. I highly recommend this kennel for anyone who wants a Shetland Sheepdog.

My dog went there on July 1st 2026 and died while at their facility. She was in rigor mortis by the…read moretime they brought her to a animal hospital.

I really appreciate the training that Karma received. Because I had just gotten her as a rescue and…read moredidn't know about her past, I was hesitant to leave her all day. My worries were put to rest immediately. Esa was warm and welcoming. Karma took to her right away. The beginning class gave me a great foundation. I will definitely sign up for the intermediate class. K-9 Obedience is well worth the investment.