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Club K-9

3.8 (29 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Karen M.

I've had pretty good experiences with them! I found them on Instagram which is amazing because they update on how the dogs are doing throughout the day! And I've been following the page for some time now! They definitely know how to wear out my six month golden doodle! At first it was hard because like any parent no ones just likes to leave their kids anywhere but I was able to talk to the staff a bit more and they made me feel Secure and comfortable about leaving him there! Today was his third day at doggie day care and it went amazing! Thank you to the owner who brought her boxer to help wear out butters!!! Butters always has a great time there love picking him up and being able to also relax at home with him! Thank you to the amazing stuff highly recommend them!

While searching for a doggy daycare to board my dog for 12 days over the holidays, I came across this facility on google. It had (and still has) amazing reviews on Google, so I decided to set up an evaluation and see how things go. My dog did great at the evaluation and he seemed to enjoy his time there because when I picked him up, he was pooped. He stayed at the facility one more time for a daycare visit before boarding and he also seemed to enjoy his visit on that day. On December 16, I dropped my dog off in the morning for his 12-day stay. I packed just enough wet dog food along with extra kibble (he eats a half and half mix twice a day) in case the wet food ran out. I called on the evening of December 16 in order to see how he was doing and I was assured that he was having a good day, but was whining a bit as he had just been put in his suite for the night. This is normal for him because he gets a bit lonely, but settles down within 5 minutes, so I wasn't concerned. During the 12 days, I checked in on their Instagram page to see how my dog was doing and for the first half of the stay, there were pictures and videos of him playing with other pups, so I felt reassured that he was having a good time. However, towards the later half of his stay, the videos and photos became less frequent. I assumed this was simply due to the holidays being rather busy (having worked at a doggy daycare for about a year before, this did not seem out of the ordinary), so I didn't let myself be concerned about it. Finally, it was December 28 and I was picking my dog up. While paying for his stay, I was informed that he did "really well for the first half," but stopped eating regularly after that and that this change in behavior came "out of nowhere." However, the employee then followed that up with, "Well, he did get into something with another dog." This part isn't a direct quote, but whatever was actually said was said with a tone implying that it was meant to explain the change in eating habits of my dog. The employee then went on to say that my dog had been pawing at the daycare gate to be let out and he even tried to jump over a smaller baby gate to get out of an area. This type of behavior is entirely out of character for my dog and only happens when something has seriously frightened him. Despite this, I did not receive any phone calls, emails, or any sort of communication to inform me that my dog was so anxious. My emergency contact also did not receive any communication regarding this. From the information given to me by that employee, my dog was incredibly anxious and not eating regularly for approximately SIX DAYS. The fact that I did not receive so much as a quick phone call to let me know what was going on is unacceptable. After picking up my dog, he laid under my bed in his "safe space" for the remainder of the day, only coming out to go outside for potty breaks. Fortunately, my dog finally eased back into his normal self the following day. However, the damage has been done regarding my faith in this facility. I would not recommend anyone allow their dogs to stay here and I have even actively discouraged friends with dogs to avoid this place. Given the other reviews here on Yelp, I see that this is not a one-time thing at this facility. That is truly unacceptable.

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Ive been going to Jans for a couple years now- I trust them and they have provided me with great service on my dog Oliver.

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Sit Means Sit - Effie here working on her polite manners and basic obedience skills in the Board & Train program.

Sit Means Sit

(47 reviews)

Southwest Portland

I'm going to try not to turn this into a dissertation, but I have SO much to say!…read more This is my third dog to go through Sit Means Sit, so I came in with experience and pretty high expectations. This time, I brought in Kevin, my 5-month-old Great Dane puppy, complete with all the bells, whistles, and puppy chaos you can imagine. I left with a completely different dog. A well-trained, confident, happy puppy who exceeded every expectation I had. And for that, I will never be able to repay Ethan in my lifetime. Ethan is not only an exceptional trainer, but an exceptional human being. He has a true gift for what he does, and that is something you simply cannot teach. His professionalism, patience, dedication, and genuine passion for these dogs are extraordinary. He has completely elevated this location and the entire training experience. Having gone through this program twice before, I can tell you firsthand what a difference he has made. In the past, I left with instructions to watch training videos. This time, I left with a detailed notebook, a daily training guide, and the tools to continue building on everything Kevin learned. That level of care, organization, and commitment is a GAME CHANGER! If you have the opportunity to request Ethan, DO IT. He is truly one of a kind. If I could wish for just one thing, it would be that Sit Means Sit could be affordable and accessible to every dog owner. Kevin is incredibly fortunate to have had this opportunity. This experience hasn't just changed his behavior; it has changed the trajectory of his entire life. And with a breed as magnificent, powerful, and special as a Great Dane, that means everything. I wish every dog and every owner could experience what Kevin and I have. Ethan, you have my eternal gratitude. What you do matters more than you may ever realize. You aren't simply training dogs. You are changing lives, strengthening the bond between dogs and their humans, and helping these incredible animals become the very best versions of themselves. You have made Kevin a better Great Dane, and you have made me a better owner. From the bottom of my heart, thank you, Ethan. You have a gift, and I hope you never underestimate the impact you have. Bless you, and thank you for giving Kevin such an incredible foundation for the rest of his life!

Well we are two weeks in with our doggie being home and having done a week of Board and Train with…read moreBrian. Prior to SMS, we were having issues with confidence and excitement. He was charging people and dogs while walking ONLY with me. And growling at and even attacked one of our cats, who for reference was his best friend for ages. They'd even sleep together and played a lot. I wanted Miles to get to training before we ended up with him biting someone was my greatest fear. So we picked him up on 4/20 in the morning and went over basics with Brian. Miles was EXHAUSTED for the first few days. Obviously from all that physical AND mental work. But he was immediately different. SO chill. Completely relaxed. By Tuesday of last week (just three FULL days after being home, almost 4,) I was already able to walk him and get Heel, Sit, Down and no reaction to people OR dogs passing with just a 1 tap on the remote. We started with a 3 or 4 the first few days.Miles regularly does GREAT with just this level. We went back on Friday, 4/26 for a session to follow up with Brian. We were VERY pleased with Miles progress as was Brian. We worked on the heel to perfect it and also Tie down, the leash stand and reviewed a few questions. Because Miles was doing so well, Brian suggested that maybe he'd do well with agility work. So he set him up a small course, and put him through it. Well Miles did NOT like it. He LOVED it!!! He had SO much fun. And he was doing AMAZING. He caught on SO fast. So fast rbat Brian sent us specs to build the jumps!! We also worked on high object "place." And Brian gave us lots of tips on that. With it only being 9 days since our pickup and 13 days since he started training, I'd say this was 1000% worth this training. We didn't have a BAD dog but a dog that needed some tweaks and some humans that needed help doing it. Now my husband and I look forward to walks and spending time with and taking him places. And Miles therefore gets MORE time with his people. Ellie, our daughter, LOVES doing "place" and commands with him and Jack, our son, is LOVING agility SO much that he and his dad already started building Miles jumps!!! We aren't very far into this but so far 5 HUGE stars. Thank you Brian!!! Also the office staff has been tremendous. They are responsive and kind and great at following up. 9ur entire experience from consultation to two weeks out is excellent!

Bark Busters Home Dog Training Portland Southwest - Odin enjoying being off leash and chasing his ball

Bark Busters Home Dog Training Portland Southwest

(18 reviews)

Update! Our other dog passed away a few weeks ago, and Coach struggled to find his footing without…read morehis sister, and we lapsed in our reinforcement of training so some new behavior issues began popping up with our boy. I reached out to Dick to inform him of our loss and of Coach's subsequent problems-he got out to our new house as soon as he could, we worked him for a couple of hours this morning. We are so grateful for Dick, he's always there to answer questions, he's upfront and honest about what we're doing that's creating issues and he makes the training fun and enjoyable for all of us! I know he'll help us guide Coach through his grief and when we're ready to add to our family, we know Dick will be there to help every step of the way!

Dick, has been a blessing to work with. Trusting someone with my little old grandma of a dog Hazel…read moreis not easy, especially when she's so set in her ways. Dick was able to identify Hazel's problems immediately and right away organized a game plan to minimize her bad habits. He reiterated that training is not going to be an overnight thing, however after the first day of training , I can tell Hazel was reacting positively to the certain changes. She is still stubborn and sometimes going back to the bad habits, but I can always know that I can contact Dick if I ever need help with anything. It was a pleasure to work with him and just know that if you sign up with him, you'll have a person in your corner no matter the time or day.

Tails & Trails - Sweet Wally in Aloha!

Tails & Trails

(95 reviews)

Southwest Portland

This pet service was a god send. Our private walker got too busy and doggie daycare was…read moreoverwhelming and traumatic for our corgi. I contacted Tails & Trails and within a couple of hours we were already having our initial home visit, and were able to schedule for daily care the following Monday. They offer a wide range of services, are extremely flexible, and offer bundle discounts. I'm no longer stressed leaving my Ruby at home - she's extremely happy!

Broken glass with food is not a good mix. I apologize for the length and I'm not usually a negative…read morereviewer but... full experience: We recently relocated to Portland from Sacramento, Ca and were so excited to find a passionate group of folks to take care of our three cats and 70lbs dog in-(our)house. We used Tails and Trails 3 times with mixed results. Important to know- you create detailed notes with the owner (Jeff) on how to access your building, routines, where leashes are, etc., etc., when you have your introductory visit. Our instructions ask that the handler only feeds the cats their canned food, nothing else. 1st time, week-long trip (June 2024)- handlers were 2+ hours late regularly. While this wasn't the biggest issue, we don't have a doggie door and that level of lateness pushed the pup's bathroom breaks longer than we're comfortable. But, we liked the service offered and adjusted how often we scheduled handler visits for the second and third visits. 2nd time, 1 week of walks while both of us were gone for longer than 8 hours (September 2024)- Great! Annie (I'm not disclosing employees' full names for their privacy) had no problems and was very helpful. 3rd time, overnight away- 4 visits requested: Sat afternoon and evening; Sun am and afternoon (October 2024)- Day 1- We left the house at 8 am and scheduled feeding/walk visits for about 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm. Around 1:25 pm, Chloe (office manager) texted me to ask if we had scheduled for 7:00 am that day. When we said we hadn't, a communication between Chloe and a handler led to the 1:00 pm visit being skipped. We talked with Chloe that evening and she said the handler would roll the afternoon and evening visits together, apologized for the miscommunication between herself and the handler, and credited our account for the mistake (all great). The handler arrived around 7:00 pm. They had a difficult time accessing the building so Chloe texted us to say the handler would hang out for a little longer before leaving if they couldn't get access. Once they did get into the building, they couldn't find the food or leash. The access information, food instructions, and where the leashes are were all in the instructions. The handler fed the pets and took the pup for a 15-min potty break. Since we were only gone for a night, we didn't book anyone to stay overnight. We considered cutting the trip short and wish we had. Day 2- Oscar was our handler. We got notifications that both visits were completed and everything seemed to have gone smoothly. When we got home, a glass jar with cat treats had been taken from the closed closet and left open on the counter. When we got home, there were treats all over the counter and SHATTERED GLASS MIXED WITH TREATS all over the floor. All three cats had engorged stomachs. While Chloe apologized and said she'd speak with Oscar the next day, we didn't hear back from Tails and Trails' manager or owner. We'll be anxiously monitoring our furbabies for a few more days.

Petco

Petco

(44 reviews)

Southwest Portland

One of the smaller Petco stores, it still has everything I need. Since I use SoPhresh kitty litter,…read morewhenever I finish a jug I put it in my car so I can refill when I pass a Petco. The Tigard location is the perfect stop if I'm making a Costco run. The litter refill station is just to the left of the door and it's always full and has funnels and scoops available. A refill is $5.99 for 16 pounds, a great deal, and it's the best kitty litter. Hardly any tracking and zero smell. A 16 pound jug lasts 3 weeks with 2 cats. Staff was friendly and patient as I stumbled with the app to move my rewards to the "loaded" status so I could use the $5 credit. Unlike every other loyalty card, with Petco you have to move the reward to your card, which they call loaded, in order for it to reflect when you enter your phone number. It's way too complicated; it should automatically deduct the reward. There is no sense in saving them as they expire! This is the fault of headquarters, not the individual store. In this case, the staff member was very patient as I went through all of the steps. There is plenty of parking out front and close to I-5 and 217 For easy access.

Not too impressed. Been to other PETCO groomers but this one I will not return to. Dropped off my 2…read moredogs for their session and added the flea shampoo. Left to run errands and was called within the hour for pick up. That was fast. She didn't express anal glands because "they didn't need it". That's a first, but I let it go. I don't think flea shampoo, or any shampoo, was used. Both dogs started itching when I got home and they just didn't smell or seem clean. The whole vibe was weird. Although she was extremely happy with the tip I gave her. Yeah, never again.

Portland Dog Trainer By Nicole Flowers

Portland Dog Trainer By Nicole Flowers

(31 reviews)

Forest Park

During quarantine, I adopted a sweet little 6 month old Staffy mix that made a long journey from…read moreTexas to the PNW through a Second Chance Dog Rescue Program. I was new to dog ownership on my own (had dogs growing up and had partners with pups in the past) and was looking forward to the training part. I watched lots and lots of videos and felt that I was really finding a method that was going to suit my lifestyle. But alas...there were just some things that I couldn't seem to nail it all on my own. I found Nicole through a quick google search for a dog trainer and was excited to see that she was also based out of NW Portland. I reached out to her through her website and was excited to hear back from her the next day. My pup was struggling with building up confidence on walks. Our first obstacle was getting her down the stairs in the building on her own. I tried all the tricks in the book. I'm not kidding - after one session with Nicole, not only could I get my dog to walk down the stairs without luring her with treats, she could also now walk down the end of the street without freezing to panic as we passed other dogs/people. it seems so simple but this was a huge break through for us! After that first win, I've been working with Nicole to just continue to finesse different things that come up with my dog - i.e: not jumping up to greet new people, staying in the "lay down" command and not popping right back up, etc. I can't say this enough - working with Nicole has been fantastic. She has the right balance of tough love in her training exercises. If anything, I think a lot of the training she has helped me with has been around how I can be a better dog owner! :)

Nicole was so awesome and her training was very efficient and humane. We sent her our 6month old…read morepug puppy for a board and train, she got all the help and knowledge that she needed! Plenty of one on one time with Nicole as well as a ton of socialization with her own dogs! She learned basic commands (sit, stay, lay down, and come) she also got trained on some extras like not jumping on people and children (OFF) as well as minding others personal space (AWAY) We also got almost daily updates from Nicole so we didn't miss our baby too much! We are overall pleased with our dogs growth and would recommend Nicole in a heartbeat!

Club K-9 - pet_sitting - Updated November 2026

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