Posidog is the bestttt! At the time, my golden retriever was 6 months old when we started classes…read morehere and it felt like i had a crazy stinky tornado running through my apartment lol. Our trainer, Lisa, was AMAZING and so kind and helpful. Despite having multiple people in the class, she took time to observe each dog and give positive feedback and guidance. She was very open to questions about training and gave very clear and genuine advice. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who prefers to train their dog using positive reinforcement! It definitely requires you to put in the majority work at home with your dog but they do an amazing job of showing u how to do it!

...you had me saying goodbye at "your dog is medicated right?" No. "Maybe you should look into…read morethat." My response here isn't going to be any different really than the other low marked reviews, other than we were in the aggressive dog training and not puppy dog training. I had high hopes after pre- screening other facilities. I didn't know too much or was well versed on positive dog training coming into that first meeting and wish i did before we committed. I will say this, that before going into any sort of training for your dog. Research. Research. Research. I clearly did not and ended up spending an extra $150 on treats. I would have been good on going to just the 3hr orientation. She taught a lot of good info, but it's a lot. Bring a snack. ;) If you know and come to understand the breed (or breeds if mixed) you and your dog can work to correct the behaviors. Positive dog training is adding something positive to increase the behavior (reinforce) you want or stop a behavior (punishment) although we're taught it's not really punishing. The class felt like I was constantly just giving him treats all the time for no reason but to distract him from other dogs barking but to me it felt like i was rewarding him FOR barking when other dogs bark, not distracting him from doing it. One key thing I will say that affected me negatively was the attitude from the trainers to us dog owners. Some days he seemed to have a good attitude and most times not. (read other reviews for more info on that) There was lack of organization after orientation; no follow-ups ever and no one during class came to check on us hardly. Even if i asked, it was moved like a few inches so i didn't really feel like we made progress. The last class we took was great. The trainer wasn't there but 4 others were and they all came around to check and ask us questions, move our barriers. They should just do that all the time. We came to class once with our barrier set in the middle of two other dogs - there was a gap in the barrier and the dogs saw each other and went bazurk. AND both dogs on either side had loud dog tags on. the trainers didn't do much to take care of it... in orientation they explicitly told us no tags being an aggressive dog class we needed as little distraction as possible. Anyways, since the classes a year ago, I've dived head first into dog training books in order to train myself and I'm happy to report I understand my dog and the energy I bring into the space with my dog. All things associated if you want to cohabitate with an animal in your house. Here are some things I looked into and what i can recommend; - do your research about your dog. know them. - Follow Pack Leader dogs on Instagram. Found it randomly and I have learned SO MUCH from him! - Read the book 'Be the pack leader'. Great stuff! - YouTube Cesar Millan on Ed Mylett's show titled "you can do whatever you want!" - I read books on what dogs hear and how they interpret sound - very interesting. There's music out there to help block noises outside if you have a barker (YouTube) - Like anything you're trying to learn, it takes patience and time. Research. Get educated. Find what works for you and your dog. Save your money on these guys. Enjoy life with your furry friend!!

Katie is an amazing trainer who is extremely well-educated on dog behavior and psychology. She has…read moreprovided training and boarding for all 3 of my dogs, improving their manners and skills, and we even had her help manage our dogs at our wedding so they could participate in our ceremony but not get too overwhelmed. I wholeheartedly recommend Katie and Paws Landing to anyone looking for any level of dog training and/or for boarding for their dog. Our dogs LOVE Katie and she always takes such great care of them. I trust her entirely!

This is an excellent choice for boarding, daycare , and training your pups! Katie does such a…read moregreat job working with both of my dogs. She always sends me pictures and updates on them throughout the day and is very flexible and easy to work with.

We adopted our dog from ASPCA recovery center and she had quite a few behavioral issues. She was…read morenippy, barking and jumping a lot which actually scared me since we have little kids. After working with Alex, we realized that her biggest issue was that she was "over-excited". Alex recommended her to be on anxiety medication which we found was VERY helpful and needed. He also explained to us how to monitor her levels of excitement by using commands and waiting for her to calm down before she became jumpy, nippy and barking. We also realized that we needed to use a muzzle when new people came in and around our 2 year old to make sure she's not nippy with them. All this and the commands gave us huge relief. We had 4 sessions with Alex and have had her for 3 months and we feel so much better. We definitely recommend Alex. He knows what he's doing and he's so kind with the dogs.

Booked a 3 session training package Allison and it was great! She gave very clear instructions and…read morewas a huge help in getting my dogs to walk on a loose leash. She spent a lot of time teaching my why she did certain thing which was very helpful for me to continue my dogs training 1:1. I have used multiple dog trainers in the past and her philosophy and training style is by far my favorite.

I was extremely lucky and fortunate to get in on the ground floor of Kent K9 back in September as I…read morewas passing through Hilliard on my way to the east coast. I spent two days with their lead trainer/owner and was astonished with how quickly my two year old Duck Tolling Retriever locked in to their instruction. Whether it be leash drills, place training or resource guarding, Kent K9 is a pro at hitting all the benchmarks to excel your dog's development. Highly recommend!

From the owner: Tailored approach to dog's individual needs. Quality…read morebalanced training with positive reinforcement. Dog training the way it should be. Decoy Services available upon request.

My girlfriend and I had a spazzy, neurotic, and stressed out dachshund/yorkie mix with a pretty…read moresevere case of separation anxiety, he would bite and tug when we left and whine all day until we came home. He was an absolute mess of anxiety and that is where Buckeye Dog Training came in and succeeded wildly. For our trainer we had Molly, who was beyond professional, showed up to all of our appointments on time and with her lessons prepared. She gave us clear, direct tips and taught exactly what we had to do to help our dog. Not only that but she was a sweetheart that legitimately cared about our dog's well-being and mental state. For five lessons stretched over 4 months, we crate trained, leash trained, learned 6-8 new commands that help our dog understand what we expect of him. We completely broke him of his separation anxiety and now WILLINGLY goes into his crate before we leave for work. I recommend dog training to everyone. I believe it is an integral part of sharing your home with a dog, someone that depends on you to take care of it and to teach it what is right and wrong within your home. Buckeye Dog Training and Molly specifically were great, worth the price 100%, and we feel secure that if anything where to ever happen with Rory's training, Molly would be there and help out in anyway she can. If you've got a grumpy dog, get it trained and get it trained by these guys. They're great.

My dog, Benny just graduated from puppy class with Buckeye Dog Training and we also hired a…read morepersonal dog trainer through them. I couldn't be happier with my experiences with the professional and educated staff at BDT. Benny is six months old and he is beyond where I thought he would be at this age. I would recommend BDT to anyone looking for a trainer or for puppy classes.

Outstanding customer service! Always. From years ago when we had the system installed to today…read morewhen we needed help figuring out how our dog escaped the backyard. Pat was able to come out the day I called and through careful detective work discovered our dog's receiver on the collar needed to be replaced. Since he only had to switch out the receiver and not fix any of the wires, there was no charge! Unknown to me this part has a lifetime warranty!!

I cannot say enough positive things about this fencing company. Their product is amazingly safe and…read moreeffective, allowing our dog to have feedom off of a leash, while maintaining the beauty of the property. The service received by this business is unrivaled by any business that I've dealt with in the recent past. DogWatch

What an amazing day! Alfred had a blast laying in the Ice Castle…read more This is a free event for dogs and their people. There were three sections of vendors with lots of pet food samples, treats, and toys. There are also vendors selling great pet products, local dog rescues and everything dog related you can think of. The line for the Kong bag was worth the wait.

WAG you have an event lover over here, that's my dog Bella. She was having the best time of her…read morelife at this event. I think it was the attention she got but I don't know, she enjoyed seeing all the vendors there that day too. Bella tells me her favorite vendors were the ones with the tennis balls they gave away. Those were her favorite toys at this event. She didn't care about the treats, that was an extra. (I know we have a strange dog here not caring too much about all the free treats at over 20 booths but she had fun!) Bella and I took home lots of treats, toys and food from vendors like Pet People, Mutts and Co, doggie day cares, etc. She was even kind enough to share her food and treats she received with her friends. See she does have a good heart sometimes! My girl even got a signature from the local news anchors Karina Nova and Molly Brewer from 10TV. I cannot wait to come back next year and experience all the vendors from pet stores to trainers, local media stations, etc. We had so much fun and appreciate all the time and attention these vendors put into this event to make it a great day!

My dog was always cared for with the instructions I left for the team. I really enjoyed getting…read morepictures and videos. I also received updates about how my dog was doing and anything that happened out of the ordinary. I felt very connected and that she was in good hands.

We boarded our 8-year-old Labradoodle, Rex, at All Paws Retreat from July 31 to August 4, 2026…read more When we picked him up, his pillow and blanket were both soaked in urine , the staff acknowledged they were aware of this. Rex also didn't greet us the way he normally does. That evening he was lethargic, panting, refused his dinner, and had several episodes of loose stool. Overnight he developed profuse diarrhea and excessive drooling and stopped eating entirely. The next morning, August 5, we took him to the OSU Veterinary Medical Center Emergency Service, where he was diagnosed with severe septic pneumonia and multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS). He was hospitalized for over a week, requiring high-flow oxygen therapy, IV antibiotics, blood pressure support, and intensive monitoring before he stabilized enough to come home. Our vet bill for his treatment came to $17,148.74. Rex was healthy when we dropped him off. Within hours of pickup he was showing signs of serious illness, and he spent the following week in intensive care. We wanted to share this timeline, including the condition he was returned to us in , so other pet owners have the full picture before making a boarding decision.

Everyone here was so kind and warm to us. They cared so well for our pup and we are so thankful for…read moreeveryone's help!

I brought my cat MedVet on June 7, 2026. She was seen immediately. However the doctor didn't seem…read moresure about the diagnosis and suggested euthanasia. The crazy part is she expected me to give her an answer right then and there. She should have explained fully about her condition but lacked knowledge and therefore began guessing. I will not proceed with the euthanasia process based on inconclusiveness. Other solutions should have been suggested first. I'm not comfortable with recommending them to anyone.

Great staff and good selection. My only complaint is that in the 15 years I have been shopping…read morethere they have never gotten air conditioning! I can barely shop there in the summer, but it must be so hard on the staff especially.

I had invisible fence company at my last property and decided to go with Pet Stop for my new house…read moreseveral years ago to support a local business. I regret this decision. The system is very clunky and old. Strange codes to interpret when issues occur. The service was decent but is now terrible. The minimum price for servicing a potential broken circuit is $80. I had a grounding rod failure which I was charged for. The collar quit working so I drop it off at the owners house and they have now had it for a week and no return phone calls. My dog has already gotten used to not having the fence and has escaped the yard. I also use the very old fashioned portable unit in the house to prevent her from going up the stairs which she has now done and chewed up my daughter's expensive inhaler prescription. Multiple texts and phone calls requesting to get the collar back have gone unanswered. Go with invisible fence.