From the outside everything looks wonderful. Behind the scenes this place is a total lie. Only the…read morebest dogs get the attention. The others are put in areas, in the back of the property or inside a building. Out of site, out of mind. Those get ignored! This place is not what it seems.

NEVER TAKE YOUR DOGS HERE!!!!!!!…read more This was the first time I've had to board my dogs and what I first imagined would be a great experience quickly turned into a horrific nightmare when I picked them up this morning. They failed to administer one of my dog's Trifexis the day it was due and Tere said it was "no big deal missing it since it was just Trifexis", "it was Christmas day a lot of dogs were on medications, so she got busy and sorry, but she just forgot". I expressed my disappointment as explicit instructions were left for medications and they failed to adhere to them as instructed. She facetiously commented, "well I can give it to him now!" She began accusing me of being rude when I promptly reminded her I have every right to be upset as a disappointed customer whose instructions left with them were completely disregarded. Additionally, they told me only 2 VIP spots were available when I first called to make a reservation (I asked to ask if they had availability for the holidays and Tere said they just had 2 cancellations in the VIP hut, so the cost would be $65/night for mine as that was the ONLY option). When I came to pick them up, I learned mine weren't in the "VIP dog hut" due to a switch Tere said they had to make (she advised they had a Great Pyrenees that didn't get along with any dogs so they had to isolate him in the VIP hut that mine had the reservation for). Instead, her son, Cody advised they slept in another shed/kennel area on the bed with him... I understand last minute changes, but the fact remains, she advised only 2 VIP spots were available and the reservation was made for the VIP spot. This was yet another service they failed to provide as was guaranteed (like them not administering Trifexis as directed nor did they give Loki all doses of his prescribed medication which I learned later). In response to the VIP "change" which they never even called to notify me of, Tere stated, "Well I can charge you for the VIP costs if that's what you want!" Yet again....another rude, sarcastic comment from this individual....blew my mind. We got around to payment, which she had no invoice or receipt for as I requested before swiping my card and she again facetiously commented, "Well, we're not Pet Paradise!" I simply requested a receipt verifying payment, which she assured me the card swiper on her phone would send email receipt...which it didn't. While I waited for her to go inside and print out a paper receipt for me, I noticed one of my dogs (Leyna) licking at her front paw again. I had noticed it earlier when I arrived, but thought nothing of it until now when I found a huge GASH on the side of her right front paw pad, causing it to hang open. I inspected the rest of her body and found several other scrapes and cuts, but those appeared to be just from rough-housing with other dogs, so only the massive gash caused me great concern. After calling me vet to get her in ASAP, I rushed to the front door to confront them about this gash and Tere said, "Well I would've seen blood if it happened here." Mind you...we haven't even left the premises, so clearly this took place on their property. There is no speaking to this woman rationally, so as soon as I got me receipt, I rushed to the vet. I'm now home anxiously waiting for the call back from the vet after her procedure is complete. Her sedation and procedure begin around noon and is estimated to be completed around 2 or so. The estimated cost for such a procedure will be $552-667, which will be determined once they get in there to operate and see how severe the damage actually is. This has been the worst experience and it is only just beginning for Leyna and I. If you love and care for your dog's, DO NOT, I REPEAT...DO NOT EVER TAKE YOUR DOG'S TO DANCIN' DOGS!!!!!!!

My dog has been coming to camp for about a year and over recent months I noticed a lot of staff…read moreturn over. The camp is understaffed and it has become unsafe for the capacity of dogs they're taking care of nowadays. My dog went twice a week, and on his last two visits, I received calls about him being injured. Staff explained that the dog that hurt him gets really rough sometimes and they've been working on separating her. As I was inspecting the rest of his body, I also noticed pretty sizable, fresh scabs around his neck. The next time I brought him in, I asked staff to separate him if he was starting to get roughed up since he's a smaller dog. I received a message saying that my dog had his ear nipped at and was bleeding a lot. I checked him out and a chunk of his ear had been bitten off! Staff explained to me that Thursday's are "crazy" for them now and they were trying to separate the large group into 2 play groups and during this process, he was injured. In the agreement you sign to let you dog attend it states "I understand that in a doggie daycare type of situation a dog may get the occasional cut, bite, or scrape," however my dog was severely injured (as pictured by his ear) and this is not your typical "occasional cut, bite, or scrape." Accidents happen, however it seems like this may have been prevented if they were properly staffed and trained. Through my conversations with staff in, person and through email, it is clear that many of the staff were untrained to handle this type of situation until after my dog was injured. I'm sad to say it since my dog loves to play with his friends here, I will no longer be taking him to camp. Given the circumstances, I've been very calm and understanding when following up regarding this situation, however their staff have been very unprofessional and condescending to me. It has been difficult to communicate with them in a timely manner. I have had to wait weeks for a response, only to be told an excuse of "being a busy working professional" has delayed an answer.

Camp Marlin is a top notch doggy daycare facility with staff that clearly demonstrate affection for…read morecanines and their excellent dog handling/managing skills. The place is well organized and has a structured schedule without compromising on fun for the dogs. It's very much like a camp: dogs receive report cards/progress reports, they celebrate the "campers" birthdays and traditional (and not so traditional) holidays & festivities. My dog (a lab mix) quickly took to the staff and with their help has become less skittish and more socialized with other dogs. I think she is finally learning how to be a dog and play with others! :)

We have been taking our fur baby there for years, and they are the best! Our groomer Heidi is so…read moretalented and keeps our dog looking amazing!

Went here for the first time. Good grooming but I dropped my dog off at 7:40 (on what seemed to be…read morea slow Friday) and he was not ready until 3:30. It seemed like they never took my dog out for the 8 hours he was laying in the cages they have in the back. Very disappointed about that and will NOT be back

Review, K9 Lifesaver Guy Beyond wonderful and a lifesaver…read more I cannot even put into words how much he helped me. I had taken in an abandoned dog, a pitbull mix, who was young but adult size and 56 pounds. He was not fixed so had scheduled him for neutering, but it would take some time. It was fine, I could not spend time with him because he was attracted to my leg, to take him out in the backyard was off could do. He was well behaved. However, the backyard neighbors have been away with their dogs in the head come back on a Saturday. Starting Saturday night, after being in the backyard when the other dogs were backyard, he started really hyper. And Sunday he just won't be berserk, he somehow got out of a closed door room, he had scratched the door had put a hole in the wall. He chased after my cats, and he was going on the tables and I just couldn't control him. I called different places, thinking I had to get rid of them right away for my cats. It was a Sunday night so I had no luck. Until I called North Florida K9 Behavior Center and luckily, he answered the phone. He was a godsend. He calmed me down because I was hysterical. Gave me great information about neutering and what to expect after you neuters. He also gave me a lot of great psychological canine behavior, tips and information explain so much he helped me get a plan together, which I was too hysterical otherwise to have done without him. It set a plan to put Teddy in the garage with the cage, and to keep him away from the cats, meaning I would take him directly from the garage, the backyard and not to the house. he called me down enough to realize that the neutering process would help a lot, and that it was OK to keep him in the garage for now for his safety safety of my cats and my sanity. I literally don't know what I would have done without him. Teddy is still waiting neutering so after Teddy has that procedure, and finishes his vaccine boosters, our plan to call him again. You can't go wrong with a person who's so understanding, so calm, know so much about any more behavior and psychology, someone who takes the time out of their off time to help deal with a hysterical person, which she did not have to do. I highly recommend his services.

he was very educated on the minds and problems it was very helpful and gave a list of things to do…read morehow to handle dog problems and how to handle our emotions also!! we can call at any time with questions. it was a home visit and meant dog thru glass door for harley has fear aggression harley calmed down and accepted him i think he would help a person with any type of issue

When asked about my service dog I was put on hold and was told that they would get back to me and…read moreno one ever did. I have a service dog that is in need of help and I was never gotten back to till the next morning and then again was put on hold and nobody got back to me again I do not recommend them

I've taken all my dogs to either Pepe or Jose for classes and have been pleased with their…read moreprogress. I took one dog to Pepe that I was having a hard time with, I had found him out in the country on the street he was a Sheppard husky mix, and in 15 min Pepe told me my prob was that my dog, Rocky, was feral. After learning that I was able to deal with my prob of rocky wanting and being alpha of the whole world. He was a great dog but I needed to understand him first.

Jeff was kind, gentle and professional with Sofi, my dog. My girl is very anxious and shy but Jeff…read moreworked with her well. Sofi loved Jeff so much she asked him to come back monthly!!!

I actually genuinely liked both girls that took care of my babies. They took their time. I could…read moretell they were caring and gentle and cared what I wanted. I thought the prices were reasonable. The little boutique was cute. We will be back.

The dog wash station was perfect! The temperature of the water is preset, the height was amazing…read more(I'm 6 ft and didn't have to overly lean over), and there were a variety of shampoos (including sensitive skin and non-fragrance). For just $14.99/dog, they provide not only the tub, towels, shampoo but also the air dryer! At first, I was skeptical about paying to wash my own darn dogs but it was such a better experience than hosing my dog down in the yard. The front staff was great at checking in to see if I needed anything or had any questions - they all were super friendly and even offered to hang onto my dogs while I pulled up curbside in the car to keep the dogs dry in the rain! With easy parking, the great customer service, and the luxe dog wash station, I for sure will be back!

This was a quick trip for a self-serve wash today for Susie Q! Clean, comfortable wash area,…read morehelpful, staff, and all shampoo, towels and dryer available for $14.95. Walked out with a little treat. In, out and home in less than 45 minutes. No hair to clean up, no shower to scrub..very conveniently located to me.

I picked my Standard Poodle pup,Penny,up today after her board-and-train, and I couldn't be happier…read morewith the experience. As part of the pickup, Abby took us to Lowe's for a walk-through so I could see Penny in a real-world setting around people, shopping carts, and all the normal distractions. I was honestly amazed. Penny was calm, confident, and engaged the whole time. The biggest difference wasn't just that she listened to commands--it was that she finally looked relaxed. Before training, she was so anxious that it often overshadowed her personality. Today I got to see the sweet, curious, happy dog I always knew was in there. Abby took the time to explain everything, answer my questions, and make sure I felt comfortable continuing Penny's training at home. It's obvious she truly cares about the dogs she works with. I'm incredibly grateful for everything they did for Penny and would recommend them without hesitation.

We took our 8-month-old puppy for board and train after he became uncontrollable at home. He was an…read moreunsocialized, rambunctious wrecking ball and we considered rehoming him. Casper's Camp Hope worked with him every day to guide and reinforce the importance of manners and obedience. They employ calm energy with the dogs to get the very best results. We have him home now and he is a new puppy. He is calm, pays attention, is a joy to be around, and no longer would we consider rehoming. We are continuing to train using their great methods and behaviors they instilled in him. I am so grateful to have this amazing resource and will continue to look to them as a resource for life. We feel they are part of our family now.