We have been taking our two miniature schnauzers to Playful Paws since late 2022 - over three…read moreyears. The owner Teresa Case, did her research when planning and designing her business. She really cares about her employees and all the dogs. The staff is great. Big dogs and small dogs have their own spaces. They have a Facebook page and post pictures throughout the day. We have had them go to play days, boarded them and have had them groomed there. Our dogs love going there. Highly recommend.

What does a happy dog look like after a day at Playful Pawz! Well, here are four dogs who are…read moreexhausted from a full, fun day of play! The staff are very friendly, professional, and pay attention to detail. One of our fur babies has to be dried if she gets wet, and they are very thorough to make sure she's dried so that she doesn't develop a rash. She comes home the happiest of all! She gets her water play, her friends, and a day full of run and fun! We couldn't be happier knowing that our furbabies receive the best care!

My dog has been going to the daycare/playschool once or twice a week for several months. He's more…read morepolite about walking through doors and he's worn out when I pick him up! He loves to go and loves the staff!

I recently began the training process for my two dogs, Marvel and Bilbo, with Transform My Dog. At…read morefirst, everything seemed great--they appeared to understand my situation with the two dogs not getting along and offered a plan to move forward. Unfortunately, things took a disappointing turn when it was time for their training and boarding. On January 16, 2025, I dropped Marvel off for his program. During the intake, I was informed that if he coughed more than once a day, he would need to be picked up. They also mentioned having a few "unconfirmed cold cases" with other dogs at their facility, which I appreciated knowing upfront. Despite the risk, I proceeded with the drop-off, as Marvel was perfectly healthy at the time. Two days later, on January 18th, I was notified that Marvel was coughing and needed to be picked up. Since I was unavailable, I sent my boyfriend. I immediately scheduled a vet appointment for Marvel the next morning. While my boyfriend picked him up, I stayed on the phone to ask questions, but the staff member on-site couldn't provide any answers and directed us to call the main number. This was frustrating, as I expected immediate answers, especially since I was being asked to pick him up for a potential illness. At the vet, Marvel showed no signs of serious concern. They couldn't trigger a cough during the exam but noted a slight respiratory issue. He was prescribed antibiotics and cough tablets. The vet didn't believe quarantine was necessary but advised keeping Marvel from nose-to-nose contact with other dogs. To be cautious, I sent Marvel to stay with my mom since Bilbo was scheduled to board at Transform My Dog starting January 22nd. Marvel and Bilbo never had any contact with each other. Bilbo was healthy during his January 16th vet checkup and showed no symptoms leading up to his boarding date. However, on January 23rd, I was notified that Bilbo was also coughing and needed to be picked up. This was incredibly frustrating--how could both of my dogs, who had no contact with each other, suddenly develop the same issue after staying at the facility? Since I was out of town, I asked my mom to pick Bilbo up. When she called to discuss her concerns, the staff member on the phone was rude and dismissive, insisting that Bilbo must have caught whatever Marvel had. This wasn't possible as the two dogs had been separated the entire time. When my mom asked to speak with the owner, the person falsely claimed to be the owner, only to later admit that she wasn't. My mom was finally told that the real owner, Jason, would call her--but this never happened. Jason was present when my mom arrived to pick up Bilbo. He refused to speak to her or even shake her hand, stating that he would only discuss the situation with me. However, despite repeated promises, Jason never called me. As of January 30th, I still haven't received a call. My frustration isn't just about the fact that both of my dogs were coughing--it's about the complete lack of communication and accountability. If someone had taken the time to genuinely discuss the situation with me, we might have resolved this. Instead, both my mom and I were treated with indifference and disrespect. They were quick to blame Marvel for Bilbo's illness without acknowledging that both dogs were healthy before entering their facility. If you're looking for a facility that values customer service and takes responsibility for the well-being of your pets, I cannot recommend Transform My Dog. Their poor handling of this situation and refusal to communicate left me extremely disappointed.

I've noticed a steady decline in both customer service and grooming services over recent visits…read more Staff interactions feel less engaged, and communication around appointments and expectations hasn't been as clear. The grooming itself has been inconsistent, with less attention to detail than I experienced in the past. It's disappointing, as this used to be a go-to spot. I hope management takes the time to reassess and improve the overall experience.It feels like there's less attention to detail and care overall. Hoping to see improvements, because this used to be a place I trusted. Please consider putting Eddie back at front gate so it's welcoming and not feeling like an interrogation when we drop our fur babies off.

We have been using Bayside to board our dogs for years and never had an issue, until this time…read more We received a call on Sunday from one of the managers stating our dog had a nosebleed during her bath at bayside. It was a lot of blood, so much so that she drove in to see what had happened. *My dog has never had a nosebleed before. The young lady working the front desk really needs some training on customer service. She gave my wife incorrect information during drop off. When we picked our dog up and were asking for an explanation to why she told us what she did and why there was soo much blood during her bath. The girl just kept staring blankly at her computer. One of the other employees at the front desk read what the manager who had left for the day had written. . So much for the healthy pet guarantee. We have an appointment with our vet to have her checked out. The only positive takeaway would be the intake employees. They have always been kind and I feel they really care about the animals.

This is one of the smaller store layouts, but the place has always had what we've needed for our…read morepets. (We order our dog food from Chewy, which is not only better priced, but is also dropped at our front door.) Be it leashes, collars, toys or treats, this is our go-to place.

This was the only Petco with a 15 mile radius from my house that had the joint medicine that I…read moreneeded for my dog. No other pet store carried flexadin. I don't even live 15 miles from this Petco...it's actually probably like 10 miles give or take. It's located in a shopping center but at the end. Therefore parking is a shared lot but since they are at the end it wasn't hard to find parking. It's actually a nice small Petco. My son loves seeing all the animals and they actually had an adoption day for cats. It was really easy to find the flexadin and they carried a month supply or 2 months. They really only had 1 of each left on the shelf so I say I got pretty lucky that it wasn't sold out when I came. It was nice to visit this location because then I would never know about this shopping center and next time I might take the time to check it all out.

Training is superb. So glad we did it. After just 8 sessions my puppy's behavior has changed ged…read moredrastically for the better

Amazing! If you are struggling with your dog and training. This is your guy. I am amazed of the…read moredifference in one session. My puppy was aggressive towards other dogs/animals in person and on TV. She goes to daycare 5 days a week and is fine if she knows the dog. If it's a stranger danger dog ... she would go nuts. Anthony trained Bailey and me. I needed some training as I unknowingly was causing some of the issues. One session and she is doing very well. Amazing! What I really liked about Anthony and What-a-Canine is his honesty, knowledge, determination and that he didn't try to get you to buy more sessions or equipment. He literally said if you continue to do what you learned today - I will never see you again and that's good. If you are looking for some training for your pup ... this is your guy.

Goldie was bitten at camp by an "older dog". They did not remove the aggressive dog from camp. They…read moreonly removed Goldie. They applied A&D ointment and stated she'd be kenneled for the day. I immediately went to get her, and when I took Goldie to the vet, and she needed stitches.

Daisy stayed at camp for 4 nights. I got updated on her and how she was doing. I love the camera…read morefeature. It wasn't too pricey either.

Found this place while in town on business and needed Maggie moo to have a day camp day while I was…read moregoing to be busy with meetings. Well let's just say not only did she love it but the employees loved her and I was extremely impressed with the care and responsiveness of the company. Definitely would bring her back if ever I'm in area again. Not to mention the cool report card I received from them and how they didn't know but Maggie loves playing grab the water bowl and run around with it

horrible establishment. book a full day for my two pup, i…read moregave them a specific instruction of how to warm up their foods and when to feed them, the place still neglected to feed them. This place don't really care about fur babies, please stray away of this place.

We chose to train our new dog Daisy that we adopted from the SPCA with the 8 basic & advanced…read morelessons and it was worth every penny! Our trainer, Monica, was excellent with Daisy and what I loved most about her was that she would explain to us how she was training our dog and also why she would do something a certain way. A lot of times she would comment about how this reinforces some sort of behavior or would boost Daisy's confidence, etc. At one point of our training Daisy didn't take well to the previous lesson (down lesson) and Daisy wasn't receptive to the next training session and was extremely nervous and jittery. Monica picked up on this right away and instead of just charging through, took a step back to assess the situation and told us that this lesson would be free since Daisy wasn't herself and even considered bringing another trainer in. We were extremely appreciative of this gesture and found it to be very considerate and professional. We were a little nervous starting out the training because Daisy is an extremely sensitive and submissive dog, but at the end of the training (which was today) her confidence levels are much higher and she seems to be a much happier dog!!! Daisy is far from perfect but her discipline and manners are getting better every day and we love seeing her progress and growth. We highly recommend Off Leash K9 Training. We did a ton of research and even met with other companies but we could not have been happier with our choice.

Desiree trained our Great Dane, Lady, for two weeks. She was fantastic! We received daily updates,…read morevideos and pictures. When I went to pick Lady you could tell that she had developed an affinity for Desiree and had been very well cared for. I could not recommend them enough! Definitely worth the investment. It's great to see that people's passion in their careers shines through the results. Fantastic group of people

Sammye is a kind and patient trainer that truly cares about the dogs she works with. She helped me…read moreturn my crazy giant puppy in to an obedient and caring dog.

To sum up my review below: Sammye is a lifesaver…read more When I first got my puppy, I thought I was doing all the things right, playing crate games, working on obedience, etc, but still wound up with a pup with horrible separation anxiety. I tried every online tutorial and blog, working for months on my own trying to gradually desensitize my dog to being alone. After months of little to no progress, I was starting to worry I'd have a dog with life long panic attacks who I could never leave alone. I tried several private trainers, who more or less parroted the same things I was reading online and had already tried on my own. Anytime I left the house I either had to take my pup with me or pay someone from rover if I couldn't find an available friend to watch her. I had several months off before starting a new job, and I treated training my dog like a full time job yet still wasn't making progress. Sammye's reverse board and train changed everything. After a few weeks of reverse board and train days (The trainer comes to your house for several hours to work on a problem in the dogs home environment), I now have a dog who I can leave at home without a second thought. No crying, no whining, and certainly no more panic attacks! Sammye was always very respectful of my home and I always felt comfortable leaving her with my pup and a house key. As a bonus, my pup was always exhausted after a full day of working with Sammye, which meant I got to enjoy a tired out, snuggly pup when I got home. Sammye was incredibly patient with her, and used positive reinforcement methods that aligned with my own philosophy (I can't say the same of the other trainers I tried). Sammye was so professional and clearly very knowledgeable in her field, and I cannot recommend her enough. If I could give her 10 stars I would. As my pup grows more I'm sure we will run into other problems, and I fully intend on reaching out to Sammye when the time comes. Thank you Sammye for all your hard work!