Being out of towners, they were super accommodating to getting him temperament test, tested, and…read morecollecting his vaccination record in advance of our vacation and he enjoyed popping in and out throughout the week while we were able to ski.

I was in Vail for three months and I couldn't have asked for a better experience. My pup had hikes…read morewith Merill every other day and used the daycare service every other day. She loved it--never seen her happier. Walkin' the dog was also incredibly accommodating, easy to speak to, and just genuinely cared about the well being of my pup. Whenever I'm back in Vail, I will always take my pup to Walkin the dog! As a bonus, Merill sent me a photo of her last walk of the three months and I think I want to join one of the walks some day . If you're in the Vail area there's only one dog service you should consider, and it's Walkin' the dog!

He has helped me train two awesome dogs. Love his positive training techniques and he is a super…read moreperson!!

I am been extremely happy with Mark and his patience and unwavering help with all my questions in…read moreclass and on the phone. He has never been too busy to answer my phone calls and I feel I am becoming better equipped to being a new Mom to my sweet and loving puppy. Thank you, Mark and I'm looking forward to starting my next session with you.

Highly recommend! So sweet & attentive to my dog! Have used this Vet multiple times & they always…read moretake care of us!!

Nice folks and they got me in short notice which I really appreciate but crazy prices. $118 exam…read morefee and then a failed biopsy of a growth on my dog where they didn't get enough to test anything or give me any answers and charged me $230 for that and $51 to wrap his paw in a bandage from said biopsy. Spent 400 dollars and left with not a single answer about what I went in for. Would suggest discussing pricing with people before just jumping into tests and furthermore, would deeply suggest not charging people for procedures in which you fail to yield any results.

the best dog grooming service in Vail Valley! They are like family. They not only do an…read moreincredible job, the love they have for our pets is huge

The only groomer our dog has ever looked forward to going to and she looks great!…read more Zuri actually goes into the cage on her own to wait for the wonderful groomer. Thanks for the care and great groom.

Great service and excellent medical care at a reasonable price!!!…read moreWe are very satisfied with the process and the outcome.

If you care about your pets, do not take them to EagleVet. While I have taken my dogs there for 4…read moreyears and had good experiences, after today, our family will never return. I arrived a few minutes before my appt time (with a tech for a nail trim), and my dog was taken to the back right away. No one else was in the waiting room. I could hear my dog whimpering, and when the door opened, I could see she was left alone tied to a post by her leash. No other pets were being seen at this time, and the techs were chatting for 30 minutes while my sweet dog was tied to a post. This is unacceptable.

Gash on my dog's head!…read more Back story: We gave our 2yr 4mo old male pup a calming melatonin chew (that lasts for 12 hours) in his breakfast at 8am in preparation for his grooming at noon that day (1/13/21). This was his first and last time at this particular groomer. No one at VVPG were wearing masks when my husband dropped off our dog but that's besides the point. 3-4 hours later he was shaking and seemed terrified when my husband picked him up. The photos of the breed that I texted to the owner were completely disregarded or acknowledged even when she encouraged us sending them. She trimmed his head and paws. His torso and neck were not trimmed at all. His butt area was clipped so short he's been dragging his butt on the carpet because he's so uncomfortable. Worst cut ever? Yes. She clipped his face like a poodle and he's not a poodle. Right before bed that night we noticed a bump on his head, and it was discolored against his white/apricot hair. He had a bloody scab!! The following morning and afternoon I called and texted her that I was looking for an explanation regarding the bloody gash on my dog's head. She will not call or text me back. She hangs up on my call and immediately texts me, "please text me," and never responds. I can only imagine how stressful it is being a groomer but she shouldn't be in business! He's had nicks here and there from past grooms which is expected but this is significantly different. The attached photo was from the following day.

Good service, good price for the Vail valley area. Nice interaction. We will bring our dog back…read morehere for his next haircut. Thanks!

What an absolutely wonderful experience! My little Doggo and I were in a very terrible car accident…read moreon Vail Pass and I needed to get her into the vet to make sure that she was going to be safe enough physically and mentally to fly home. They took us in with 45 minutes notice to make sure that she checked out and got her the appropriate sedatives in order for us to get home on a plane after all of the trauma we had been through. They were so nice and welcoming and the staff was absolutely as sweet as pie. As we said our goodbyes I said to them thank you and I hope I never have to see you again. But if I lived in the area they would be my first choice for veterinary services! Update! They called me a few days after they saw us- just to check in. How sweet!!!!? Love them.

Of all the different veterinarian offices I've been to, this one is by far the best. Friendly and…read morecompassionate, going above and beyond, flexible and helpful. I cannot say enough good things. I was skeptical after having several bad experiences around the valley but this is the one. I won't go anywhere else and all my pets will be going here for their needs from now on. Thank you for being awesome guys!

All I can saw is wow! The owner Preston is a second generation canine trainer and he's fantastic. I…read moreleft my 2 year old Goldie with him for two weeks at his kennel to train and board and I got Goldie back, I saw a huge difference. I followed us with Preston for the next few weeks and my Goldie listens to me the way I always wanted her to. Thanks Preston, I will tell all my friends about you. I am also grateful I can leave Goldie with you when I have to leave town. Dennis

Some of the advice this woman offers is decent-- and could potentially create greater discipline in…read moremy dog. The fact that she could not address the actual reason that I came to her, was ludicrously expensive, and then had the nerve to claim she had to told me that on the phone-- when I had expressed doubts DURING THAT CONVERSATION and she had insisted that something could be done over time-- so that I would drive an hour and a half each way to see her, was egregious. Along with her constant plugging of products that I didn't need (and she conveniently sold)-- and her suggestion that almost 2 hours of walking my dog a day isn't enough-- really what I got in this encounter was a $200 lesson on how to get my dog not to pull on a leash. I was told everything about my lifestyle with my dog is wrong, without her even asking for specifics on my dog's behavior or what is realistic given our setup. One size fits all approach, and the BONUS that changing all of it cannot improve his chances for safety or an improvement of behavior where it matters most. Chris didn't check that I understood how to do what she was saying. I repeatedly had to correct her on things that she had assumed about my dog. She put my dog in a situation with an unknown dog without asking me if it was okay or even warning me. Still most importantly at the end of the day, her only solution to my dog's behavioral problems was 24 hours a day policing or physical separation-- in other words, something I could have worked out on my own without shelling out a whole day and a couple hundred bucks. Chris is skeptical about "new school positive training" for dogs and maintains opinions that fly in the face of new research--- like tug of war being "practice" for aggression-- when studies have shown that isn't that case. She seems to think that nothing is wrong with making your dog lay in a confined space for hours on end with no stimulation. Honestly, the entire thing felt like a racket with her going through everything I said and saying it is wrong, and then at the end of the day telling me it wouldn't make any difference unless I could commit to keeping my dog locked up. it is so much easier to go through and nit-pick everything someone is doing to make someone feel like they are "getting advice" than it is to actually train a dog to think or behave in a different way. And frankly, although expressing greater dominance over a dog may have value, expressing no affection for and treating your dog like a freaking inanimate object to "establish first position dominance" is not the reason most people have dogs. I will be using the leash technique, something I had already heard but she fine-tuned, and one or two other pieces of advice, but as for an actual way to change his behavior I'm going to have to do a lot more research since she was unable to help me and unwilling to admit that help was possible. Frankly, I left her place discouraged, hopeless, angry, and annoyed at having to back down a 100 yard driveway that is inexplicably bedecked with an obstacle course full of cones. She also tried to upcharge me $30 for a collar, which I am mailing back to her after realizing it is half as much on amazon.