I should have made this review years ago.... In February of 2023, I left both my Dalmatians here…read morefor over 12 days..... We were back visiting family and trusted this place. I have one before picture of how my youngest Dalmatians (1.5 years old) at the time looked in January vs February when I picked her up....... I will say when I put her in my car I started to cry because she looked so sick. Both of my doggies had a large box of food, there was no food at all when I picked them up, so I'm confused if they actually ate? And did they run out and just not get fed????? My dogs LOVE to eat and are travelers, they are not shy!! I'm putting this review on here now because I've seen similar complaints from this place. I don't know if they specifically hate Dalmatians, but my girls did not deserve this treatment. So I ask. If they didn't eat, why wouldn't I be called?..... when I picked them up on February 20th and offered them water, they drank it down so fast like they had never seen water. The amount of food they ate made them sick, it was a hunger type fast paced eating..... I couldn't believe that a place I trusted so much had let me down this badly!!! So I have to ask do they target specific breeds??? Anyways I would NEVER recommend this place to anybody, and I'm disappointed....... We had to drive to Texas this same week and stopped at an emergency vet on the way because of increasing respiratory distress....... We thought we were gonna lose our poor baby over the incompetence of this day care/ boarding center....... DO BETTER!!!!! Especially when people pay all these extra fees to have the dogs in all day play/baths/suites..... This should have never happened!!!!

This place is very problematic. In my experience, they allow dogs who create instances (biting…read moreanother dog, and not the first time) to remain at the daycare among the other dogs. The dog in question has had previous instances and was not kicked out - be careful if you don't want to receive a call in the middle of the day to go get your sweet angel to take to the vet for antibiotics and pain meds.

Highly recommended. Pricing is very reasonable Multiple boarding visits with my large/medium dog…read more Employees are always friendly, informative, and helpful. I applaud them for having so many different options of play, treats, activities, and schedule check ins. Never had a bad experience; policy does change from time to time but it's for the benefit of the employees and the animals; as a pet owner one should keep themselves updated.

Staff was very friendly, however my dog was there for 10 days and left with three pressure sores. I…read morehave no idea if she just slept on the floor however I gave her a bed and blanket. And I was never informed of the scabs or sores

We have used both boarding and grooming services and we're very satisfied with the serviceread more

I have dropped my dog off here a couple times and every time I get him, he still has a bunch of…read moreenergy. Unlike other dog boarding places they have no live cameras you can watch, you can't see the "play area" etc I feel like this place just locks the dogs in crates the entire time. This place is VERY sus. I would not recommend. If u can't see your dog playing or the play area, this place is a SCAM!

In short: Capital Canine Dog Training gets our highest recommendation. Worth every penny in results…read morefor our (formerly) defiant, anxious min-pin. Longer story: we took in a 2+ year-old rescue miniature-pinscher who was not even housebroken, let alone trained. He would bark at the drop of a hat, snarl at strangers, eat irregularly, sprint out of open doors/attempt escape from fencing, mark inside the house, anxiously guard resources (space and/or closeness to preferred humans), obstinately ignore commands; the run of the gamut for small dog issues. Enter Kevin and Capital Canine Dog Training's "21-Day Board and Train" program. From our initial emails and through the in-home consultation, we could tell we had a good fit with Kevin/Capital Canine. This was someone that understood our concerns and also spoke patiently and realistically about the results we could expect over the three weeks that our dog Milo would spend with Capital Canine. Just as important as the training that Milo would receive from Kevin would be the training that we would need to do to ourselves with help and advice of Capital Canine. Over the 21 days that Milo was in the "Board & Train" program, we got regular updates on his progress via texts, pictures, and videos, showing our boy was in good spirits and making strides. What we thought was impossible, Kevin and his team demonstrated was eminently, if incrementally, achievable with Milo in their hands and across varied exposure environments (in-house, outdoors, and in public places). Following Milo's return home, we (re)introduced our neighbors to this once-fiesty character, and they were shocked. "This can't be the same dog! Who is this sweet boy?" In that moment we couldn't have been more proud of the change in our dog or more relieved in our choice of Capital Canine. But the benefits of the "Board & Train" program didn't end with The Big Reveal. Kevin had three in-home follow-ups with us which were crucial to cementing our understanding of how to be the best stewards of Milo's progress and to monitor his progress and/or difficulties in the time following his return home. Just as we had hoped, Capital Canine planted the seeds of obedience in our dog. Kevin also guided us expertly in our journey toward becoming the kind of dog owner that establishes firm boundaries, consistency, and rewards/corrects properly and proportionately. Our utmost thanks to Kevin and staff at Capital Canine!​

Harrison and I are SO glad that we made the decision to train our dog, Hudson, with Capital Canine…read more Kevin is the absolute best, and we fully trusted him with our pup for the 3 week board and train program. Before training, Hudson struggled with separation anxiety, couldn't go in a crate or car, was very impulsive and would run away at the park with unreliable recall and boundaries. He is a very sweet natured and fun dog who is great with people, he just needed help learning how to control his energy. Harrison and I did not know where to begin with training, and we felt overwhelmed. Kevin made it extremely easy for us by doing all the hard work in establishing a behavioral foundation during the 3 week board and train. He even kept Hudson for an extra couple of days as he was committed to getting Hudson comfortable in a crate before bringing him home to us. The transformation has been incredible. After Hudson came home to us, there were immediate improvements. He could hold a place, sit, and down through distraction, and rest in his crate when asked. He understood how the E-collar worked, had better recall, and could heel and walk on a leash without pulling. These basic commands have truly changed our day to day and have helped us create more structure in Hudson's day. On top of the 3 week program, Capital Canine continued to be supportive and helpful. Kevin worked with us in 4 additional sessions after the board and train to teach Harrison and myself how to continue the training throughout different environments and scenarios. He would respond to texts in-between sessions when Harrison and I had questions or were unsure of how we were training. He was a great teacher and helped us understand how dogs think and how we can better communicate with them. We really looked forward to these sessions and enjoyed our time with Kevin! Hudson always had a blast too. A month has now passed since the board and train. We have kept up with Hudson's training and are confident taking Hudson in public, to parks, family and friend's houses, and he is a more confident dog in those spaces. The training has been life changing. I am so happy that we did this, not only because it makes our lives easier, but I also know it makes Hudson's life better too now that he knows boundaries and limits and doesn't have to feel as anxious as before. Highly recommend training with Capital Canine. It is worth the time and investment!

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Pet lovers is literally the most unprofessional vet I've ever been to! I had a standing appointment…read morefor my dogs annual for at least a week, probably 2. I was called, THE DAY OF, to cancel the appointment because the vet left at 5. I was later told that the normal vet was on vacation and the cover vets only work until 5. You can't tell me that they didn't know that before the day of!! And then the receptionist got rude with my mom for a misunderstanding. That was rude, unprofessional and uncalled for! Get your act together!! You lost a client!

We have been coming to Pet Lovers Hospital since 2013. The doctors are wonderful and the staff has…read morealways been very patient and kind with our four rescues. Actually that is how we started going to PL. One of our rescues was spayed there because PL works with rescues. They are extremely efficient, professional and thorough.

Good grooming consistently. Always on point…read more Friendly, professional and definitely a five star.

Everything I experience Doggy Styles I'm Amazed at what I see! Amazing imagination by the Owner!…read moreAttention to detail, extreme cleanliness and Customer Service that's "Off the Chain". I Totally Recommend this Business!

Sending Nash to Tranquil Pax for their 10-day board and train program has genuinely transformed…read moreboth his life and mine. Before training, Nash was an incredibly happy and energetic dog, but he struggled with basic manners, controlling his excitement and energy, had essentially no recall, and needed a lot of work on general obedience. He was also terrible about leash jumping and biting at the leash when he got excited, which made walks especially challenging. Liz completely exceeded my expectations. She worked with Nash on all of these things and then some, and the difference is truly incredible. Nash now has reliable recall, can walk off leash, listens even in high-distraction environments, and understands commands like "place," which has made such a huge difference in our everyday life at home. His leash manners have improved tremendously, and those frustrating jumping and leash-biting behaviors are no longer controlling our walks. I can now take him to so many more places and actually enjoy those experiences with him because I know he will listen and come when called. The best part is that Nash is still the same happy, goofy, energetic dog he has always been -- he just now has the control and obedience to match his personality. He is such a great dog, and I feel like I have a completely different level of freedom and connection with him. I am so incredibly grateful to Liz and everyone at Tranquil Pax for the time, patience, and work they put into Nash. These 10 days have made a bigger difference in our lives than I could have imagined, and I truly cannot recommend Tranquil Pax enough!

My fiancee and I have been taking our German Shepherd, Murphy, to Tranquil Pax since she was a…read morepuppy. We've truly appreciated all they've done for us! We started working with Tranquil Pax with a 2 week board & train to instill the basics so that we feel comfortable putting her in different environments and working on her recall. We also attended a few group classes that were both informative and fun for us and the pup! Recently we've utilized Tranquil Pax for boarding Murphy while we've had to leave town. Murphy gets so excited to be with Liz and her team that it can be tough to get her to leave when it comes time for pick up! We highly recommend Tranquil Pax, and will continue to work with them for all of Murphy's future needs!