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Bull City Pet Sitting

(41 reviews)

This review is long overdue. We used Bull City Pet Sitting for two years for daily check-ins/potty…read morebreaks for our senior dog before he passed away last August. Melissa and Stacey were his primary caregivers. They looked after our sweet boy with such care, showering him with love and treats while we were at work. They always sent the sweetest pictures of him and updated us with how he was doing. On two occasions BCPS looked after him while we were out of town. They accommodated our timeframe requests for the number of visits we wanted him to have, administered his medication, catered to his picky eating habits, and showered him with lots of love. BCPS always had excellent communication and put us at ease when we were on trips. When our boy passed away last year, BCPS grieved along with us and sent the sweetest sympathy card in the mail. It meant so much. When the time is right, we will adopt another dog and will absolutely work with BCPS again. They are amazing.

Wow! Amazing experience! We usually take our dog with us when we travel, or leave him with family…read more But now he is senior and requires a bit more care, plus he hates riding In the car and the aforementioned family was coming with us on this trip. So we signed up with Bull City Pet Sitting. From the beginning, I was really impressed with the website- they asked so many pertinent questions! Things I never would have thought to share! Everything from nicknames to hiding spots to what day our trash pickup was! The owner Stacey came out to meet our dog and see our space. She was awesome, and I felt so comfortable leaving her organization in charge. Jenn was our assigned sitter and she went above and beyond! Our dog loved her (I could tell by the amazing photos she shared on every visit!) and she was great about communication. She took into consideration his special needs and cared for him so well! It was such a relief, as a caretaker for an elderly dog, to have a couple of nights away and not worry about him. I will DEFINITELY be using Bull City Pet Sitting in the future!

Kate's Critter Care - Our pooches!

Kate's Critter Care

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Wow, where to start and what to say about our incredible experience with Kate's for our…read morekitty-care... Let's start with our two spoiled princesses, Mimi and Dora, one inside and one outside that we dote-on daily. As we had planned to fly out of town, their care was a huge stress-point for us, and we researched a service for weeks. Add to that is the home-security factor as well. Having Kate's team being so experienced, and secured, we've found that not only peace-of-mind, but an invaluable part of our support system for our kitty-girls. However, even more than that, is the incredible and amazing care and attention to detail they brought to the service, and... AND... connected us with Michelle who unbelieveably bonded instantly with our ultra spoiled indoor kitty Mimi (who warms up to noone). Not only did Mimi bond with her, she loved Michelle's coming over! We have the camera footage, plus Michelle's awesome daily photo's and video's too! It's almost impossible to convey our appreciation and happy stun-factor, but EPIC is probably the best word! 5 Platinum Stars Incredible!!!!!

We have been using Kate's Critter Care for many years to provide in home care for pur sweet pooches…read more(Pepsi and Sprite). The care, love and sincere affection for our pooches in addition to their RELIABILITY, CONSISTENCY AND FLEXIBILITY that Kate's Critter Care has provided makes them a premier service provider for anyone who loves their pets. The list of times they have made adjustments to accomodate our needs is endless, and our pooches truly do love them! I urge anyone and everyone to become long term clients! Kate's Critter Care rocks!!!

Whole Dog Institute

Whole Dog Institute

(24 reviews)

Whole Dog Institute's intensive day training program has been a fantastic investment. Blue made…read moreastonishing progress in a few weeks, and we have been able to maintain key skills at home. I would highly recommend this program for anyone looking to jump start training or correct bad habits. We learned about Whole Dog Institute's day training program after attending puppy class the year before. Our puppy class instructor, Kate, had done a great job of teaching us how to instill good manners in our new puppy, and we had the best of intentions to follow through. But then work, school and and life happened, and 18 months later we found ourselves with a sweet, friendly family pet who we had allowed to develop a few really bad manners. We enrolled Blue in the 15 day-training intensive with the goal of improving Blue's three problem behaviors: leash pulling, impolite greeting of guests, and recall. When we came for a "parent-teacher meeting" at the end of the first week, I was amazed by the skills and commands Blue had already learned. Not only that, but it was clear that Blue LOVED learning and working in his training sessions. He was eager and excited to work, and actually seemed proud to demonstrate his new skills! Blue has always attended dog day care for socialization and exercise. However, I've never seen him more exhausted then after his days at Whole Dog Institute. He would return home, stretch out the floor, and fall into a deep sleep until the next morning. The mental work of learning takes a lot of energy. In the morning, as we were packing up to leave the house for the day, Blue would stand by our front door and whine because he was so excited to go back to school. Kate and her team followed methodical, quantitative assessment methods to track Blue's progress on a dozen or so commands and skills. Manners are consistently reinforced throughout the day. This means the staff asked Blue to wait at every gate, every time, even for pick up and drop off. Before the program, Blue was a relentless leash puller and had damaged his trachea pulling on a collar and put his spine out of alignment pulling in an easy walk harness. My son could not walk him around the neighborhood. WDI showed us how to correctly use a prong collar, using a light jiggle to remind Blue to leave slack on the leash, and a light redirection sideways if he is pulling forwards. I was hesitant at first, but Blue is happy to have this collar put on before a walk (he hated having his easy-walk harness put on), and he seems comfortable, happy, and calm when walking, without the relentless urge to tow us down the street. Blue walks easily and even my son can walk him. If the leash becomes taught, a small jiggle is all it takes to remind Blue to create some slack, and even this small reminder is rarely needed. Walking our dogs has now become a fun family routine, instead of an unpleasant shoulder-straining chore. Another problem behavior we wanted to addressed was rude greetings. Thankfully, since he weighs 60 pounds, Blue no longer jumps up on visitors. However, he is very curious and friendly, and his favorite way to learn about a new guest to the house is a hearty sniff of the person's butt. Kate taught Blue a command to touch his nose to a visitor's outstretched hand, which gives him an outlet for his intense need to sniff, without goosing the guest. A third command that has "stuck" in the weeks since graduation is "wait". We give the verbal and hand cue to show Blue the boundary of a doorway and ask him to wait instead of allowing him to shove his way through ahead of us. Blue still wants to push ahead, and the command is a good reminder to help bring his focus back to us. "Wait" has been especially useful as a safety tool when unloading our two dogs from the car. Blue learned many other commands, and I'll admit I have not practiced these at home. So, I was excited to learn that WDI is now offering "refresher" day stays. We are planning to bring Blue a couple of days a month to keep his skills up and help us to incorporate more of what he has learned into our home routines.

We had a wonderful experience with Whole Dog with our new puppy, who is a 5-month old rescue. Irina…read morecame over for a 90-minute in-house consultation and training. She was excellent, gathering info about our puppy and then doing some basic training work with treats. But most helpful was the great method for potty training. Because our puppy was OK being in a crate the method was perfect. The puppy is in the crate for a couple hours, and then is out for 2 or 3 hours on the leash with us or very close at hand. We keep her on a regular schedule of eating, doing business, games, training, etc. She only had one mistake in 2 weeks of using this method, and of course the mistake was our fault. We plan to enroll her soon in some of the group puppy classes Whole Dog offers. They are excellent and have very fair prices. Robert

Cera’s Petsitting Service - pet_sitting - Updated October 2026

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