My Service Dog Liam is an English Mastiff. So most people realize we are talking about a 170ish…read morepound dog. He has been going to PPR for nail grinding and bath. The girls who deal with him (Sarah and whoever else is available) he adores. Large dog you think big price and at every other shop I looked into it is close to $100. but not at PPR. I pay $50.00 and he is treated as if he is their own dog. What more would you want for your furry family member. Love all the different options they have here also. The SplashPad is so cool for the dogs. Worth the trip!

From the owner: We offer an amazing off leash play environment for our furry guests. We have highly trained,…read moreattentive and loving staff who are dedicated to the care of the dogs who come to us for traditional doggie daycare or our innovative Enrichment Daycare program. We have an amazing daycare option specifically for puppies between 10 weeks and 5 months called Puppy Social Skills daycare also. Let us help your new puppy get started off on the right paw! Safety is our priority at all times as we want every dog who comes to us to have a fun and enriching experience. We also offer an array of training options also including our A to Z Day Training program and a new program specifically for shy, nervous or under-socialized dogs called Pawsitive Experiences. Our group training classes are a fun option for you and your dog to have a fun and enriching experience together. Our classes will enhance your relationship and enable your dog to grow his confidence and become the best possible canine! We are doggone excited to be here to help you every step of the way to best set your dog up for a lifetime of success!

We'd taken our 2 1/2 year old mini Australian Labradoodle, Mitzi, to Wagsworth a number of times in…read morethe past, both for boarding and doggy day care, so it was a natural choice when we needed to board her for an extended period, due to some human medical issues. Mitzi returned from her 5 week stay in excellent shape, happy to be home but healthy and not stressed at all. The staff at Wagsworth gave her any meds she needed, as requested, and fed her the food we'd provided, since she ha a sensitive stomach. we'd asked that she have daily group playtime and a weekly visit to the swimming pool, which she loves. Our pup came home and immediately fell back into her old routines, as though she'd never been away. Wagsworth really helped all of us. In the past, some dogs have returned from other boarding experiences, at other places, absolutely traumatized but thus was clearly not Mitzi's experience. Thanks, Wagsworth!

Our Goldendoodle Holly LOVES coming here. When you mention…read more "Wagsworth" to her; her tail tells it all with the excitement of going there. The Staff is terrific and very caring. I get her groomed here as well and Ms. Holly always come back looking clean and stunning. We have been fortunate to have heard about Wagsworth over 3 yrs ago and Holly will enjoy coming here for many years to come!

We had a wonderful experience with the training program at Holiday House. Communication was…read moreexcellent from start to finish, and the entire staff was professional, knowledgeable and caring. Mark and his team truly moved mountains with our three year old lab during his stay. The progress he has made exceeded our expectations. Mark takes his work very seriously and is genuinely committed to helping both dogs and their owners succeed. We are extremely grateful for all of their hard work, dedication, and support! Highly recommend Mark and his team! Money well spent! :)

Very poor care. I believe they never feed my cat his vet required food. They just threw it out and…read morefed him who knows what. He wound up at the vats after 4 days. (He was only boarded for 1 week.. Will not give you back left over foor( no matter how much the prescription food cost.

I have three dogs from greenfield, all purchased from Amish in PA. my first experience was good,…read morethe dog is very healthy and beautiful she is a German shepherd and can be registered, while I never seen where she was raised and she is a bit hyper and hard headed she is very smart and she was easy to train, that breeder was ok/good, on to dog 2 I have a shiz tu and this breeder was wonderful, let me see the parents and all his breeding dogs, even where the parents have the pups, nice clean kennels were set up, this breeder only bred this type and I have akc papers for him as well making them in my opinion the best Amish breeder I got from, now on to my third, I have an Ausie which I just got recently, seems healthy so far, on his pic he had blue eyes and I asked on the phone if the eyes would stay blue and she said yes mist likely but truth is the pic was taken weeks before his eyes were changing now to bray brown which is stunning but I was mislead, when I went to see the pup, the woman brought him out on her porch but I could barley see him or get to him to hold or pet. I was able just to peek over the rails and pet his head, she suddenly opened up his papers which were wrong, it said he was female, so I worried if this was correct info on his paperwork. It seems she was rushing the sale, I said give me a few to think it over. I said his eyes changed, she said she never knew it. I also was not told I could not register, until the last minute when I said I will take him, I only wanted him at this point to rescue him. I seen they had very tiny pups on the grass with no mom scared to death about 3 weeks old. I should have walked away I know but the pup was stunning and sweet and he and the small ones looked healthy. I was not looking to breed so I said heck with the akc because the cost was low. I was still worried about the non registered dogs, so I will do a DNA soon. I feel now they have no time to register because I found out they are breeding 4 different breeds. however it s not that expensive to register two parents so that pups can be registered. I had other questions about his bowel habits, was he going healthy and she said she did not know if he was going normal or diarrhea and she got rude with me when I said I really wanted to register him and said I hope he is not having bowel issues, she then said he was most likely ok, she asked what does it matter if I can't give you akc papers and I said well because I need to know if its a pedigree and want to see the ancestors family tree for health reasons. I went to buy a pedigree Ausie due to the traits and look. I was able to see the mom and she did not even know anything about the dad except his color. I said well I will get him anyway, he kept crying to get to me anyway. I will never go back to this breeder again however, seems they don't know much about the pups they sell, and that could mean they don't even watch them just toss them feed and water !

Greenville puppies do not care for their puppies. It is only for money. When puppies do not get…read moreadopted. They are euthanized. just took two puppies to get euthanized. Because they were not adopted. They also were not care of. They were and for not getting the proper they had problems with their legs. Stop buying puppies from backyard breeders. They do not

An amazing organization doing great work. I had an excellent experience with MLAR and have urged…read moremany others to check them out. I don't get why people are so mad about their policies which are in place for the sake of the animals. Also, there is definitely some leniency if you are rescuing a senior or special-needs animal. Caring and generous staff, well cared-for animals, and lots of support. Keep up the good work Main Line!

We adopted a dog from MLAR years ago and have donated to them ever since. It is a fabulous…read moreorganization that truly cares about the animals in their care. Be patient. It is so traumatic for an animal to be rescued, adapted to new surroundings, and vetted. Then after the animal is brought on board to MLAR, getting them adopted out is yet another stressor for the pet. Having an animal returned, or worse, turned out, because the new pet was not properly placed in NOT in the pet's best interest. These folks do their best to ensure the placement will be a success. Our little baby came to us after being rescued and cared for by MLAR. We are forever grateful.

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.

Very unprofessional! I have attempted to call Dogsports multiple times over several weeks in hopes…read moreof obtaining information on registering for classes. In my first call I talked to someone who said she could not help me but gave me a phone number of who could give me class info. I left a message on that line and requested a return phone call, but my call was never returned. Little did I know that was the theme that would prevail. Over the next few weeks, I made other calls choosing different options from the automated machine - leaving messages on different people's extensions - including the owners - but NO ONE returned my calls. On my last call I again reached a live person. I told her about the difficulties I had experienced trying to reach someone and sign up for classes. She assured me she would personally convey my call back info to the owner. But after another almost 2 weeks - STILL NO RETURN CALL! I am appaulled at the unprofessionalism of this organization. If this is how poorly they treat prospective customers whose money they have not yet obtained - imagine how poor the customer service is for the customers whose money they have, but who may need a return call! I know of NO LEGITAMATE business that would refuse to communicate with potential new customers! There are too many other good dog training options in Lancaster County to waste any more time on this place! Dog owners BEWARE!!!

I called knucklehead in a panic because my dog has aggression towards other dogs…read more With compassion and common sense, just a few traing tips put Sheehan and i on the road to good dog town. Prompt, professional and knowlegeable. Tony will change your knuckle head into an obediant relaxed dog.

I just had my first meeting with Tony and our German Shepherd/Husky. He clearly has an excellent…read moreunderstanding of dogs and is not interested in using excessive force in his training methods. In that first meeting we discussed several behaviors and strategies to address them. I started working with my dog today and will meet with Tony again in 2 weeks to further hone my skills. I'm looking forward to working with him.