Started are puppy training 6 weeks ago and he's been doing well we are going to continue with more…read moretraining as we want to see how far he can go with obedience training

At the recommendation of my vet, I took my 105 pound rescue to AATK. Heather, without a doubt, is…read morethe best trainer in the area. She is very patient, extremely knowledgable and explains everything so well. I highly recommend AATK for both individual and group training. You will not be disappointed!

Recommended from someone who has spent many years with her dogs under Gayle's training. Ivy…read moregraduated from both puppy classes. I learned so much and enjoyed the classes and meeting other dogs and people. I can highly recommend It's a Pawsitive Thing in Justice.

I was very disappointed in the response I got from this establishment. I left a message 2 days ago…read morewithout a response so I called again today and was basically told forget about it. I have a 5 year old dog that needs to be socialized and I explained that in my original message, however when I called back i was told that she did not do aggressive/regressive training. and when I told her that I had left the previous message without a response she said yeah I know, with no explanation as to why she did not call me back. So i guess that was my answer. Very disappointed and would not recommend this service to anyone.

We've boarded our dogs with Andrew for years. He's so great and accommodating. I really feel like…read morehe cares and they're cared for. That's worth its weight in gold for me. I also like knowing I'm supporting a small business every time I go on vacation.

We have boarded two labs at Til Mar regularly (3-5 times) per year and have had nothing but…read morepositive experiences over the past 10 years. Andrew, the new owner, takes great care of the animals. There is a big fenced in yard that the dogs get to play in each day, so they are not in runs or crates all day. Andrew is easy to work with and makes every effort to accommodate any special needs we have asked about.

Please DO NOT send your dog here! We had a life altering experience with Canine Obedience College…read morethat nearly cost us our young puppy's life and severely damaged us both emotionally and financially. Our healthy 7 month old golden retriever puppy, Oliver, was dropped off on the night of Friday, August 13th for their 2 week "bootcamp" program to attempt to correct his typical puppy tendencies. By Monday August 16th, just 3 days later, Oliver was rushed to the dog 24/7 emergency veterinary by Canine Obedience College where Oliver was fighting for his life. Oliver ended up staying at the 24/7 emergency vet for 8 days and was treated for heat stroke which developed under the care of Canine Obedience College. Months later Canine Obedience College has taken no responsibility for the incident described below and has simply stopped communicating with us after attempts to come to an agreeable conclusion to the incident.We cannot express more emphatically how disappointed we are in Darryl, Lisa, and Canine Obedience College as a whole for what they have put us through and the financial damage they have caused us. Please do not put your dog at risk by entrusting their well being in the care of Canine Obedience College. Upon being notified by Canine that Oliver was rushed to the emergency vet we scrambled to get there as soon as possible that night. We were absolutely devastated and shocked when they brought Oliver into the room to see us on a stretcher, unable to move or lift his head, and barely able to open his eyes. Oliver arrived at Premier soaking wet, latterly recumbent (unable to move), non responsive, with skin lesions, critical dehydration, and severe hyperthermia (dangerously overheated body). During Oliver's roughly 72 hour stay at Canine boot camp the only communication we received prior to the night Oliver was hospitalized was "Did good." and "He is a cutie! Seems a little nervous right now. Drinking a lot of water." after asking twice how Olver was doing. What they neglected to tell us was that Oliver did not eat the entire time he was there (except a few treats) and that he had been vomiting since the second day in their care. Not only did they not disclose the events leading up to Oliver's near death to us, but they did not follow up on Oliver's status after the first couple of days or if Oliver ever made it home from the hospital. Oliver was treated at Premier Veterinary Orland Park with every possible solution and treatment they could provide until Wednesday August 18th, when the medical team recommended Oliver be transferred to MedVet Chicago. MedVet is like the Northwestern of animal hospitals, at MedVet Oliver had the best possible treatments he could receive. He had been seen by every specialist in the building, tested for every possible underlying cause (all negative), and received around the clock care. Oliver had his ups and downs at MedVet, but he began to attempt to eat and drink a little bit by his 3rd or 4th day onsite. From there he slowly began to be able to sit up, stand, and even walk with all vitals improving. By Tuesday August 24th, 8 days after first arriving at Premier emergency vet, Oliver was discharged to home care on 8 different oral medications, 2 ointments, and a couple of IV bags if needed. Needless to say it was a long couple of weeks of at home recovery. Oliver was diagnosed and treated for suspect heat stroke causing multiple organ dysfunction syndrome. After all of these events unfolded and Oliver was home on a track to full recovery, we sent an email of the entire situation to Canine and asked for compensation for Oliver's medical care. They ignored emails until days or weeks later and multiple texts/emails were sent asking for a response. They finally responded asking for more info from the vets and we provided them with all of the reports, diagnostics, and invoices. They then referred us to their insurance company (tacit admission of guilt), who denied their claim as they did not have insurance coverage for this. They then immediately said it was not their fault and would not compensate us in any way. To this day, Canine Obedience College has not responded to our multiple letters sent over a month ago, emails, phone calls, or texts. While legal action has been contemplated, we are a young couple trying to save up for our first home and cannot afford the risk of potentially losing even more money. We cannot express more emphatically how disappointed we are in Darryl, Lisa, and Canine Obedience College as a whole for what they put Oliver through and for the financial damage they have caused us. Please do not put your dog at risk by entrusting their well being in the care of Canine Obedience College and please feel free to share Oliver's story so we can help prevent this from happening to other dogs going forward

They have a new owner and let me tell you the best experience I have ever had. Not only do they…read moretrain the dog they train you. They explain in great detail what needs to be done and WHY. That is the most important part the WHY. So much knowledge. Bolt and our family can not thank you enough for this. They are now our number one trainer and boarder. I would not trust my dog with anyone else.

First time professional grooming for an 8 year old dog and Jessie did a really amazing job. Oh my…read moregosh - what a difference (!) and we were thrilled with how much better she looked after a cut by Jessie! I have only positive things to say about the experience! Great response time to setting up the appointment, great experience dropping and picking up, and a super job with the cut!

jessie did a great job on my mini schnauzer puppy's first grooming! she was very responsive…read morescheduling the grooming over text and took care to do what my dog felt comfortable with given it was her first time. i am excited to go back to jessie!

Safe secure and peace of mind definitely recommend for a boarding walking or checking up on your…read morepets

Desiree has been walking my dogs for over a year now but recently pet sit them along with my…read morebunnies and reptiles...... she did an awesome job and kept everyone safe.... she is very responsible, caring, and honest. I I definitely will continue to use her and recommend her highly.

Our dog loves doggie depot! They treat her like a queen and she is so excited to go in the morning…read morefor daycare. Really appreciate all the staff- they go above and beyond.

We have been using this great facility for daycare and boarding. They placed our little old man in…read morethe perfect group for him and he gets a bit spoiled. What we love is the daycare "hangover" where he is so exhausted from playing all day. When we have to leave him behind for a trip, we can enjoy our vacation knowing he is in loving hands. Highly highly recommend!!

I brought my dog here for a follow up (from a previous urgent care visit (different facility) 2…read moreweeks earlier) because he had a ruptured anal gland. I called this clinic to make an appointment and the lady was very nice to me and I was able to get him in....because my dog is a new patient she did explain that there would be a $50 deposit to hold the appointment...I had no problem with that because I found out that it does go toward the final bill of the visit. So, the appointment was set for 10:30...they do expect you to arrive 10 min early....I was actually 15 min early but when I brought him in, they were already expecting him....which I totally appreciated the prompt check in. They checked his weight and escorted us right into the exam room. Kylie (the vet tech) was so sweet! She was so professional and Rocky was very comfortable with her handling him! And Dr. Noyes was great too! She was very knowledgeable and had no problem answering my questions. Checking out was easy and the ladies at the front desk were very nice and proficient. I'm looking forward to bringing my dog here for all of his healthcare needs.

*FOLLOW-UP* More…read moredisappointment from this clinic--and, frankly, more questions about their judgment and ethics. I received the attached letter terminating me as a client, with my negative review explicitly cited as the reason. So, to be clear: rather than addressing the concerns I raised about how my dog was handled, the clinic's response was to fire me as a client because I exercised my right to leave an honest review. What is even more troubling is that the clinic returned my $80 payment for the post-rabies observation. That raises a very obvious question: If the clinic was genuinely concerned enough about an alleged bite to require a rabies observation, why would they suddenly decide they no longer need to perform that observation? Wouldn't the clinic have an interest in completing the observation themselves--particularly for the safety and reassurance of the staff member who allegedly sustained the bite? Instead, they returned my money and terminated me as a client. That is a remarkable resolution to a situation the clinic itself characterized as serious enough to require rabies observation. For context, I brought my dog to this clinic for a routine nail trim. He was taken to the back without anyone asking me about his temperament, behavior, or how he should be handled. Approximately 15 minutes later, he was returned to me with none of his nails trimmed, and I was told that he had allegedly bitten a veterinary technician and therefore required a 10-day rabies observation. This was particularly concerning because the same clinic had administered his rabies vaccination only six months earlier. I did exactly what a responsible pet owner should do: I questioned what happened, expressed my concerns, and shared my experience publicly. Apparently, that was unacceptable to the clinic. Clients should not have to choose between remaining in good standing with a veterinary practice and being honest about their experience. A negative review is not misconduct. It is feedback. If a clinic's response to criticism is to terminate the client rather than address the underlying concerns, that speaks volumes. And now, by returning the observation fee after previously presenting the observation as necessary, the clinic has created even more questions about how this entire situation was handled. I stand by my review. In fact, receiving a termination letter because I left it has only reinforced my concerns and made this experience considerably more disappointing than it was to begin with.