Trained my Poodle and I am WELL pleased…read more I recommend them highly Give them a try

Great experience, Received lots of good advise and demonstrations on our first meeting. Already…read moreputting advice to help successfully train our 5 month old aussiedoodle Would highly recommend. Rob H.

Mary is awesome! My dog loved her and she taught him how to behave really well on the leash. I was…read moreskeptical at first because the programs are only a couple of days but her techniques and positive reinforcement really make an impact and make it easy to keep up with at home. Cannot recommend enough!

I can't say enough about how wonderful Mary is! Our cockapoo Lilly absolutely loves her and we love…read moreall that Lilly has learned. She is incredibly patient and you can tell she loves her students and wants the best for them.

My husband and I rescued a 2 year old hound/boxer mix from a kill shelter in FL. She clearly had…read morebeen abused at some point in her life. We hired Heather to help us get more comfortable with our girl, and for the new pup to get more comfortable with being out in public. Heather taught me how to read body language of a dog, and helped with the proper way to introduce her to people. Heather has an amazing connection with both dog and owner. I highly recommend her for any type of training you might need. Well worth the time and money!!

So heather is the Da best!!!!! We adopted a 10 year old lab from Pethelpers and she's done wonders…read more From the walking tips to the porch tips, heather knows what she's doing. My only complaint is that she can't live with us. We are learning so much it's almost over whelming. I can't wait until next weeks lesson.

I love dog daze! My girl pork chop really loves it. She starts wagging her tail when we get close…read moreby. They do a great job, very by the book, and always have the dogs smelling great when you pick them up. It's a little thing, but to me all the little things out up to one big thing! Strongly recommend.

Nope. Was optimistic with trying out DD after reading decent reviews but I found it a little…read moreuncomfortable that they told me they don't accept your pet's normal food and only give out Blue (unless you have an Rx food)- but I bought into it because I wanted to switch my dog over anyway. While our dogs were there, we got no communication or indication of anything. When my boyfriend picked our pups up, he felt extremely rushed because of the line and didn't get to talk long to anyone about their stay. I ended up calling myself and literally had to "prod" for answers about how everything went. Only got "they did well" and no details of anything. I know no news is good news, but I could've used a little more detail instead of one word answers and me being the only one talking. The icing on the cake was when our dogs came home, the one who was w other dogs got EXTREMELY sick and the other who was in private play caught the bug 24 hours later from the first. We know anxiety poops after change of scenery/boarding/etc. this was NOT that and our vet needed to prescribe antibiotics because it continued to last into a week and wasn't getting any better. Not saying the bug is anyones fault, but it's the last straw I needed to never go back. Thanks but no thanks!

Sallie is "the" Dog Whisperer". Patient, but firm and very experienced with all breeds, and all…read morebehavioral issues. Highly recommended.

From the owner: AKC Certified Canine Good Citizen and STAR Puppy Evaluator / Trainer with Support Dog background…read more I implement proven methods and techniques to help owners establish leadership, and teach dogs skills necessary to become the amazing companions they are created to be!

I can't recommend Jonathan enough. Slater is over 100lbs and was so wild I couldn't even walk him…read more I was honestly at the point where I thought I'd have to rehome him. I was super hesitant to leave him at all, but the results were so outstanding that it was 100% worth being apart for the four weeks it took. Jonathan is great because he doesn't do any of that crazy stuff like withholding food--he just took the time to see how Slater responded and used what worked for him. Now, I can actually take my dog out to lunch! Even better, Obie is now my service dog for my epilepsy. Jonathan seriously saved my dog and changed my life. If you're struggling with a big dog, go see him.

Here's what I don't get with the negative reviews, you send you dog to sleep away camp and…read moretraining, no one can train a dog in a set amount of time and all of these people want their dogs fixed in x amount of time. But dogs move at their own pace, and to think you can say it will always take this amount of time to get it done is simply insane. And then theres the people who want photos of their dog the whole time. These people clearly never went to camp, you kiss your parents good bye and then you go get dirty and learn to be a kid, same with your dog. My dog is confident on and off leash, he understands place a way for him to calm down, he's such a better boy since going to Holy City Canine. I can't recommend them more.

We visited K9 Resorts at their grand opening in Mount Pleasant a few years ago, and have been happy…read morecustomers ever since. We're so impressed by their facility, professionalism, and especially their kind and capable staff. Our small rescue pup has boarded there several times, and she really enjoys it. I love how she gets to play with other small dogs, indoors and out; we appreciate them having separate areas for large and small dogs. They take excellent care of her, even giving her a nice bath on the last morning. Just picked her up after a stay, and she looked happy, fit, and ready for a nice nap. Highly recommend K9 Resorts for taking care of your precious pup.

I'm very disappointed with our recent experience at K9 Pet Resort…read more My dog developed cherry eye while at daycare, and no one contacted me to inform me that there was a medical issue. I only discovered it myself after picking her up. When you leave your pet in the care of a facility, you expect close supervision and immediate communication if something is wrong. Cherry eye is not something minor, it's a visible eye condition that requires attention, especially for breeds that are already prone to eye problems. The most concerning part of this situation was the lack of notification. As a pet owner, I should have been informed right away so I could make decisions about her care. Daycare staff are responsible for monitoring the dogs and reporting injuries or health concerns when they happen. That communication did not occur, and that breaks trust. I hope the facility improves its health monitoring and owner communication procedures, so this does not happen to another dog.

We started at Z&E for puppy training (less than 7 mo puppy group). Our little guy Mac is only 8…read moreweeks old + our vet @ VCA recommended we start socialization training as our guy is a bit shy. Z&E is great for us since it's small group (class capped at 6), and the trainer is super qualified. We are so excited to see how he progresses over the next 5 weeks!

We just graduated from Z&E's "Adult Manners" class, so it seems a fitting time to review our…read moreexperience! We adopted a beautiful adult dog at the end of January. It became very clear that this sweet girl had no training (even her foster mom had JUST potty trained her). Knowing that we had a headstrong, older dog, I didn't think the regular PetSmart/Petco standard training would work. Someone from the rescue recommended Nildan at Z&E and holy cow, she gets dogs! She focuses more on positivity training and getting the dog to do things on their own by playing to their instincts. Even after the first class, our girl was picking things up quickly! For $120, we got 5 weeks of classes (plus a week for orientation- 6 weeks total). For this price, Nildan is the best kept secret in dog training. She offers several different levels of training as well as individual at home training. I highly recommend her-- my dog adored her!!

Michelle is absolutely amazing. I can not believe the changes I am seeing since hiring her. She is…read moreteaching ME how to be the leader of my dog. She is "training" me how to train my dog. What's interesting is these techniques are relatively simple once they are explained. Michelle is very knowledgeable. She is always available through phone or email. She answers questions in simple and easy to understand terms. Michelle is patient and kind. She never makes me feel bad or stupid when asking questions. After the 1st session my husband and I began to see improvements in our dog's general obedience. Michelle has given me the hope for my dog. She has given me the confidence and the know how to introduce my dog to people in a safe manner. The program is not cheap but both my husband and I believe it to be worth every penny.

Awesome support. Wonderful training offered, flexible scheduling, effective coaching…read more Thanks to both of you I'm able to enjoy my dog more and more as he matures into a disciplined fine young pup

Excellent trainers. We have a 18 month old female German Shepard. We put her through the 8-week…read moretraining course about a year ago. Everyone tells us that she is very well trained and follows our commands. The training must be reinforced at home and we still work with her often to reinforce and strength the terrific foundation that Off Leash K9 provided. But we are very happy with the results and definitely will invest in this training with our next K9 family member.

Recently, I was watching a training session with Russ, the licensed owner of this facility train a…read moredog with a bite history. It was a small mixed breed dog. The dog bit (without breaking skin) the trainer and the trainer immediately picked the dog up by the leash and held it in the air for what seemed like a long time, but may have been close to ten seconds conservatively.  After the dog was put back on the ground and told to sit, it ran from the trainer to the owners. The trainer ran over to the dog grabbed it by the leash and it bit him again. He picked the dog up a second time and was suspended in the air for several seconds. The dog ran away a second time. After retrieving the dog, it was picked up by the leash a third time by the trainer and set on a large box. I believe it bit him again somewhere in the mix because he exclaimed that that was "the third fucking time it bit [him]." At this point I protested, by saying the trainers name -at the time I was so shocked I didn't have words yet. The trainer yelled and pointed at me from across the room to "Never fucking tell [him] what to do". I clarified that, in fact, I had not told him what to do and was hoping he would not continue to escalate the situation further. He went on "not to ever question" his methods. But I very much question this method. The situation was conceived out of trainer error and unchecked emotion, from the extending the dog in the air multiple times to chasing it and grabbing it from behind the owners to even screaming and cursing at me from across the room infront of clients (who, as far as I could tell, were too shocked to speak). As a current client of OLK9, I found this incredibly disturbing. I sent an email to the owners describing my concern for the animals in the trainers care to which I have not received a response in almost a month. Is this what OLK9 stands For? I'm concerned to bring my dog black to this location, but am due for another 2 lessons. The trainer I was working with quit following the incident and there are currently no other trainers at this location. We spent a lot of money on the Rock Star program. Further, I'm concerned for the safety of the animals in this trainers care, if he is willing to display such irrational and ruthless disregard for dogs infront of their owners, how does he treat them when they are not around to prevent the abuse?