Several years ago, I bought an ant farm and immediately squandered away my time watching the sweet…read morethings build their little village. I have the same obsession watching my dog on the webcam while she's playing at Dogtopia. Am I losing productivity at work? Very possible. Worth it? Yes. I love the staff here at Dogtopia-they are so friendly, and they obviously love dogs-it's apparent by the way they interact with them. They do fun little activities like blowing bubbles and drawing on the floor that keep the dogs interest. My mutt enjoys playing here, even if she is slightly antisocial and prefers to watch all the other dogs run around. From 12-2 each day, my productivity increases, as the webcams are shut off for nap time. But don't you worry, I'm ready at 2:00 to log back in and see the little pups rubbing their eyes and getting back to play.

10/10 Allie, and actually all of the staff love my little Ozzy. Evertime I drop off or pick up all…read morethe doggies are excited to see their friends. I would highly recommend.

Best price around. Responds fast will definitely use them again. Only downside is they are way out…read morein eagle mnt

Wayne and staff is fantastic! Great place to board and train my lab while I was out of town. Highly…read morerecommend!

Dogtown is both a boarding facility as well as a groomer that is located in an industrial park area…read morein the furthest west corner of South Jordan. I took my mutt there earlier this week for a groom and he came home looking fresh and clean. He didn't say much about his experience, but he never does. ;-) My dog is very anxious, so the loud barking of all the boarded dogs doesn't make him super happy, but that's to be expected. If you have a similar pup, keep that in mind. They were easy to get in to, with only a couple days' notice for an appointment. The customer portal is also nice which allows you to upload vaccination records, etc.

Dr. Sarah has now seen both of our Yorkies(Whiskey Ray and Porter), as well as our blue…read moretortie(Daisy Mittens). She has been amazing to work with! The staff has been more than accommodating as well. Whiskey Ray had surgery to remove bladder stones last month. His recovery straddled the holidays but this place stuck by us the whole way and sacrificed their own time to help us navigate it. This is our 3rd vet in as many years. I'm happy to say that our search has ended! Seeing how they treat our fur babies made the decision for us. I have no doubt that they have our best interest in mind at every step.

Very kind knowledgeable staff. They love animals and know their stuff I recommend themread more

Amy provides the very best dog sitting service imaginable. I've been taking my dog to Amy for the…read morepast two years my dog absolutely loves being at Amy's it's his second home. I always feel at ease knowing my dog is safe and well taken care of. If you're looking for dog sitting service I highly recommend Amy.

Amy is the best. My dogs are so happy when I drop them off. She loves them like they were her ownread more

I just wrapped up a 6-week training program with Dogtown's head trainer, Makenzie and had such an…read moreamazing experience. I have a timid, sometimes reactive and aggressive dog, who needed a lot of help with training. After an hour consultation with Makenzie, we decided to do three day & train sessions where my dog would go to their facility for a half day of training one on one with Makenzie, three at home 1:1 sessions in my dog's natural environment, and three hour long group classes. The amount that I learned in these 6 weeks was absolutely mind blowing. Training your dog is about practice and consistency, and speaking your dog's language, and Dogtown gave me the confidence and the knowledge to be able to train my dog on my own. The day & train opportunities were a wonderful way to start. Makenzie would train my dog 1:1 and then would send me videos about everything they worked on during their sessions. When I came to pick her up, Makenzie would show me what they worked on and how I could practice it at home. The training sessions in my own home were incredibly helpful as well. It gave me time to practice with my dog(s) in their natural environment and refreshers on what we had already learned, and building upon the skills she was learning. The group sessions were amazing for my dog, and any dog, to have an opportunity to practice in a new, overstimulating environment with other dogs that she doesn't know. Since she is apprehensive around other dogs, this was amazing practice for her. On top of everything else, the team is so friendly and kind, and the trainers are so knowledgable. I had the chance to take a group class with their trainer Maren and she was wonderful as well. Thank you to the team for teaching both me and my dog the skills to be better trained.

Brandie is the absolute BEST groomer. She goes above and beyond taking care of my Chinese Crested…read morePowder Puff. She is so patient and gentle with my nervous little guy, and he is always so happy once he comes back from seeing Brandie. And the quality of her work is wonderful . This is a fantastic place to take your doggos.

Max is the laziest, sweetest, and cuddliest dog I have ever had. He's also my first herding dog…read more Boy, these dogs are so intelligent that it blows my mind! Before Alex, my partner and I were at a loss as to what to do about Max. He was getting worse and worse with his (leash) reactivity. In the home, he would just laze about and bring toys to us to play with him or would just play by himself. But we dreaded taking him outside on the leash because any dog we would see would turn him into a rabid zombie. There were a lot of breakdowns on my part and feeling like a terrible dog mom so we finally bit the bullet and chose the two week board and train with Alex. Getting into contact was smooth and easy and we chose a drop off and pick up time. Alex sent a picture or video every day and also answered any questions we had along the way if we had any questions about why he did a training a certain way in a video. I am blown away by not only how knowledgeable Alex is when it comes to understanding dogs individually (Max's terrible reactivity got worse and worse because he had been going to daycare two times a week for ten months and had been getting bullied so now he gets into fearful attack mode - Alex's astute observation) but also understand me and my partner and correcting us on our behavior. He figured it out right away at our first pick up lesson after the training and my partner told him "heel" and Max looked at him and then "heeled" next to me (yes, Max is a total mama's boy). It's been a little over a month since Max has come home to us from his board and training. Is he a perfectly trained dog now? Not at all! Does he have a solid foundation that Alex trained him with and now my partner and I just have to train ourselves to communicate better with Max so we are all on the same page? Absolutely! Sending your dog to Alex (or any trainer) is not going to be a magical fix. Your relationship with your dog is just that--a relationship. Both parties need to keep working together until you're on the same page. I have texted Alex my questions (and, sometimes, my breakdowns of how terrible I must be at this) and he has always been willing to meet and do a training session and help us out. I have never felt blown off or ignored by Alex. His constructive and kind criticism has always been incredibly helpful and you can tell that he cares a lot about the dogs and want the dogs to be happy with their families. Max isn't perfect and he's still a 2-year-old angsty teenager. But he's trying his best to do what we want him to do and we are trying our best to tell him what we need from him. Alex has been amazing in helping us connect the two concepts. Our walks are smoother and our picture takings are prettier. Bottom line: Alex is absolutely worth it. He's patient, helpful, and has the right mindset when it comes to teaching dogs AND people.

I adopted my Schnoodle from a rescue agency, and he came packaged with some *bad* habits. I've had…read moredogs all my life and knew what to expect, but this little guy is complex. Luckily, we worked through 4 sessions with Steven Myers and I'm fairly convinced he could train Cerberus given enough patience and owner effort. He listened to my specific concerns (biting, barking, using the house as a port-a-potty) and addressed each one through training - training of both myself and the new dog. With his training and following "homework" training at home, my little guy has gone from violating most of the Geneva Convention to being a happy gentleman. I cannot recommend the Canine Mind enough, and if the other trainers are even in the same ballpark as Steven, then all of them will do absolute wonders for any dog!

We chose this place because they assured they could pick up our dogs on Memorial Day....twice…read more Tried to pick the dogs up on Memorial Day and they were closed and no one picked up the phone. We picked them up the day after and our dogs were covered in feces and one of them had a large amount of blood in their stool when we took them home. Truly awful experience. Edit: Just realized they also forgot to give us back our pets' medication and food. Luckily, we "only" live 30 minutes away. Wonderful place. Truly.

We boarded our 2 doggies at PetSuites for 10 days paid over $1,100. Both beds were completely torn…read moreto shreds. Blankets were torn to shreds. Missing multiple dog stuffed animals. Looks like none of the treats were even given because we got them all of them back. They have an app that you list their belongings. You list how often their treats are given. You list their eating habits for meals. I don't know if they did anything. Like I said all their treats came home. What a disaster of an experience.