Love this place. The girls take such great care of our dogs. I'm not sure I want to give such a…read moregreat review as it is already difficult to get in on busy weekends. Great services all around...daycare, boarding and grooming. Our dogs come home exhausted from playing so much in a day. Prices are very reasonable and the accommodations are more than ample for all canines. This is an example of some recent amazing care. I was just on vacation for over a week in Europe, with limited ability to communicate with anyone back home. Well the day we leave, one dog gets sick and is in the vet trying to figure out what is wrong, ends up on a special diet and meds. I talked it over with Melissa and she said bring him in anyway..."we got this". Over the course of out trip we got daily reports on our pup and when we got home he was doing much better and was on the mend... Now totally fine. Having that piece of mind while away was great this is just one of the many examples of how great they are. I've had 3 dogs who call this place home away from home and half the time they jump out of the car and kick down the doors to get back in. And 2 of these dogs have been going since they were 8 weeks old.

Picking up our pooch from a week's stay at Caraway. We drive an hour to bring her here. She comes…read morehome looking and feeling great instead of an overtired nervous mess that I see so many animals experience after a kennel stay. Caraway is situated on a picturesque farm. They give the animals a lot of outdoor time and cater to each animal's temperament.

I love Good Dog Training but went to their site this morning for someone whose eight month old pup…read morehas severe separation anxiety and they're permanently closed! Anyone know why?covid? Are they elsewhere?

I have to echo all the rave reviews for Janet and the variety of classes offered through Good Dog…read more Like others have said, she changed our lives and our relationship with our dog. We learned so many important things through her private training and the puppy socialization course. She turned our puppy into our friend who turned into a family member who turned into our first child! Within the first week of receiving our Beabull puppy (3/4 English Bulldog, 1/4 Beagle) two years ago, she began to behave obnoxiously dominant. She would attack my ankles any time we would play, if we tried to hold her down to show our dominance she would NEVER tire of scratching our arms until they were bloodied and bruised, she would do the opposite of everything we asked/showed, and she humped me all the time. There were times that I would cry on the couch because of her behavior, and times my husband confessed that coming home felt like more work than his actual job because of he could never just relax with our dog acting out nonstop. Janet came to our home and made our jaws drop, as her presence changed our dog's behavior immediately. She never lost her patience and taught me how to assert dominance easily. Her guidance rewards good behavior and helped us feel mounds more confident when faced with difficult moments. Our frustration decreased steadily and our pup slowly began to treat us with respect and love. She stopped attacking my heels within a day, and let us hold her down/put our hands in and on her mouth/ears/paws quickly. The humping has stopped over time and she listens very well. I never cried because of my dog after we were helped by Janet. I also recommend so highly the Puppy Socialization class. Aside from our wee one learning sit, down, shake, stay, come and how to walk on a leash better, she made some puppy friends and overcame her shyness around bigger dogs by the end of the course. We were also introduced to the agility/games course which was SO MUCH FUN! We noticed a big change in our dog's confidence and also loyalty to us as we built our bond through training. Additionally, all the staff seems very in tune with each dogs individual needs and never let anyone feel embarrassed or unwelcome because of a misbehavior. Good Dog Training was the catalyst for positive behavior with our dog. I credit the staff and Janet for teaching us how to become amazing parents to our pup and for giving our girl confidence and a conscience.

Heather is amazing! treats my dog like her own. my dog is very comfortable with her. very…read moreprofessional and accommodating for grooming appointments. very nice lady. I would not take my dog anywhere else.

Holly rocks! Just prior to leaving on vacation, our dog had some health issues. Thinking we had to…read morecancel going to our brother's wedding, we discussed everything with Holly, and she agreed to help us deal with our pooch's problems. She was excellent! Got home to a happy pooch. We have relied on Holly for years, and if not for her, we wouldn't have felt comfortable leaving our beloved Merry. Thank you, Holly!

Brought our rabbit in for a $700 emergency abscess removal surgery that took 20min. We were told…read morethat all medication and supplies needed to care for the area operated on at home were included in that price. When I came for the one week follow up visit I was asked if we needed any supply refills at home. I answered yes we needed more saline solution to flush the wound. I was told that would be $10. I shared my understanding of what the $700 covered and that I live 30min away but with construction it took close to an hour and did not think I needed to bring any money. I was then told that the saline solution is mandatory to keep the area stitched up clean is not free to them and to come back with money otherwise it could be fatal to our rabbit. I was taken back by the fact that she was very curt in admitting that without it our rabbit's life was at risk but didn't care enough to send me home with any. It is just sterile water and salt! Sadly at that moment I realized $10 was more important to them than our rabbit.

I'd give a zero if it were an option. Today, I stopped in with my pup, who has a kennel cough. He…read moregets this every four-plus months from daycare. I know the routine and know he needs Doxycycline. I was told over the phone that they would hold the appointment outside. So, an employee comes out (she's super short and petite - not sure of her name) and says that she needs to take Bauer inside, and so she does. She comes back five minutes later and confirms it's kennel cough. Then, tells me that she was going to prescribe Doxycycline along with two other medications that were not necessary. Just a simple upcharge. I said I would just take the Doxycycline. She goes back to grab my dog and then comes back out. I load my dog up into my truck. All is well. Then she comes back out to collect payment. I didn't have my card, as it was back in the office. I tell her, I need to come in because my phone does a face read upon scanning. She then says we don't take Apple pay. I asked if I had a card reader. She says yes, and I reply, then you take Apple Pay. She says well, I have Apple Pay too, and I can just take your phone inside. I looked at her with a dumbfounded look cause this girl is not the brightest crayon in the box. I hand her my phone, and she looks at it. It finally clicked for her that she needed my face present for it to work. (I will not reset the settings in my phone for a payment just cause this place is being weird). I then enter the establishment to find four girls huddled around the reception desk, not doing anything. One of them put out the card reader (Kaitlyn). I put my phone over the reader it and my phone then scans my face. Boom! Paid. I then ask them why they have to make it so hard to make a payment, and Kaitlyn replies, "Well, because your dog has kennel cough, and we can't have you in here". I said, correct, my dog has it, but I don't "Obviously." She said yeah, but you interact with him. I said, are you serious? You just brought him inside. She then has nothing to say. Cause yeah, that was dumb. Next, I said, this is why I don't come here, and she said that's my choice. I said it is. Then I mentioned that the parking lot was empty, which is probably a sign that customer service is lacking. She said well, it's after hours, and we still fit you on the schedule. It's 3:30 pm at this point. They close at 5 pm on Fridays. I walked out after getting the receipt. On my way out, I passed a gentleman, and I said, beware, they are assholes. He replied, I know. Then I said, oh snap, another one agrees and left. Terrible service, terrible people, paid $80 for the visit and $9.50 for the meds for same-day. These people are loons and awful regarding customer service and logical thinking. Take your pet anywhere else cause this isn't it. Willoughby is the best! Call them instead.

I couldn't be happier with the results from Off Leash K9 Training in Holt, Michigan. Mike did an…read moreamazing job with my Husky, Luna. She came in full of energy and stubbornness, and Mike knew exactly how to channel that into focus, confidence, and real obedience. The change in her behavior has been unbelievable--in the best way. Mike's patience, skill, and genuine care for Luna made all the difference. He took the time to understand her personality and worked with her in a way that clearly brought out her best. Thank you, Mike, for your dedication and for treating Luna like one of your own. We're beyond grateful for everything you've done. If anyone is looking for a trainer who truly knows what they're doing, I highly recommend Mike at Off Leash K9 Training!

I rescued a dog off the street and they have completely helped me turn him into an amazing dog i…read morecan take anywhere on and off leash. They break everything down to the bare bones basics to help me understand every thing that they are showing me and explain why we do it that way. Also a very friendly space full of laughs and learning

Colleen and Zach are AMAZING! My very anxious rescue dog gets individual attention - is the only…read moreclient they have for the time slot I book - she's not overwhelmed or overly stimulated I highly recommend them for their services

Mike was there when I dropped off my Doberman and Husky. I got a tour of the property and got to…read morespeak to Mike about my dogs needs. The ranch has a lot of land and indoor and outdoor spaces and is on the owners property, so they are able to tend to the dogs frequently. In our experience, they treated our dogs as their own and they had a great time- they were excited to go back after their trial day- which was not the case with another daycare we went to in the area. We are always nervous about bringing our Husky where other dogs are present because he has historically had bad interactions with other dogs but Mike was great with managing his needs and let our Husky be around one of the more docile dogs that him and Misty own and it went just fine. Our dogs had a great experience. They got their nails trimmed during their stay as well. We had a great experience all around and will definitely be bringing our boys back!

If I could give Misty Fields Pet Resort zero stars, I would. They lost my dog before she even got…read moreinside. I caught her two days later at a freeway rest area. She managed to cross the freeway without getting hit.  My sister's dog was staying, too. When we dropped them off, Mike met us in the front yard. We offered to bring them inside, but he refused.  There is a horse fence around most of the yard, which is nothing for my little dog.  We hadn't gotten back home before Mike called to say she had gotten away and they needed my help catching her. By the time we got back, they had no idea where she was.  When Mike had tried to take her in, she had been startled by another dog and slipped her collar. She hung around in the yard until Misty grabbed her, then she "screamed", Misty let go, and she ran.  Misty never even talked to me. She stopped looking hours before the rest of us. Mike did drive around for quite a while the first day, but not as long as the family and friends that came to help.  We searched for about 5 hours the first day. It was raining and then snowing. We were all in spring jackets, without hats or gloves. Misty and Mike did not offer to let us in to warm up, or use the bathroom.  They didn't contact us on our second or third day of searching. My sister sent them a text in the late afternoon on the second day to let them know that we were still searching and another text in the late afternoon on the third day to let them know that we found her.