From wild dogs that ruled the house to very civilized, well rounded dogs with control. They are no…read morelonger tense being in charge but now know we are in charge and they can relax. We can now take them to patio restaurants and they can stay in hotel rooms. Next step is conquering the airport. Thank you Tristan Trains Dogs.

From the owner: A Well Rounded Dog, is a dog that listens, has manners, and knows there's a time to play and a time…read moreto relax. My success comes from teaching YOU, the owner, how to connect with your pup and foster a loving and respectful relationship. Whether you're starting brand new with a puppy and need some guidance to get it right, or have an older dog with behavioral challenges you can't seem to overcome. I am here to help!

I have always had a great experience with CBW Rowlett. The staff are friendly and have always…read moreanswered my questions and taken good care of my dogs. One of them needed medication administered and they made sure he took it with his meals. Grooming services have also been a good experience. Love this camp and the camera access as well.

My dog was attacked on 3 different occasions needing medical attention each time, so I don't…read moreunderstand at all the type of supervision that takes place. Look at the owners responses to any 1 star review on google and then decide for yourself. Not only can they not accept feedback vs lashing out, this business owner has very little to no integrity. Sends a check in mail for vet bill then rescinds it through the bank 2 days later. Good thing I'm not hurting for cash!

I love PetSmart for a few reasons. The biggest one is the affordable treats - it's hard to find…read morechicken hearts, feet and necks at such low prices. I also always bring my baby girl in to get her nails done here, and haven't had a bad experience. Tera in the grooming department has done my dog's nails a few times, and she always does a great job and gets us in and out quickly. My dog is pretty shy and timid with new people, but allows Tera to pick her up and do her nails without a struggle. The price is also great for a nail trim - most places charge almost twice what they do. Sometimes there's a bit of a wait when we walk in, and one groomer in the past and ashy very gentle with my baby. But that's why I always make sure Tera is working before coming in.

just atrocious, hostile customer service. this location must have a LOT of theft for the workers to…read morejust automatically assume everyone's a thief. i had a pick up order and the line was long, so i grabbed my order that was on a shelf out in the open to then go wait in the line for them to scan the barcode for me (i did that to make it go by quicker and to make their job easier). but the guy working stopped me aggressively with an attitude only to insinuate that i was just gonna go takeoff with it and steal something that wasn't mine. mind you, i already paid for it online and it had my name on it. i do this at literally every other petsmart location to speed up the process and it has never been a problem. some workers have even thanked me for doing that. hated the guys energy, ruined my whole experience there really. petsmart, maybe train your workers to be more kind and less insinuative to paying customers here. despicable.

Bryers is a fantastic trainer. He helped us learn a completely new approach to training our dogs,…read moreand the results have been excellent. We now have a powerful puppy we can bring anywhere, thanks to his methods. I wholeheartedly recommend Bryers and trust him completely with my beloved Rottweilers.

Bubba is a 95 pound, seven year old pit bull. When I started training with Breyers, he was…read moreaggressive towards other dogs on walks, didn't follow commands the first or second time, and struggled greatly with vet visits due to his anxiety. I read Breyers' testimonials on Yelp and on Google, and I thought to myself, "This is too good to be true..." After working with Breyers, Bubba is calm on walks, walks directly next to me with no redirection, and has become a perfect gentleman at the vet! To say I was shocked with the results is an understatement. Breyers truly puts in the work, and helps you better understand your dog and their capabilities. He gave me the confidence to trust in Bubba again, and gave Bubba the skills to be the best dog he can be. I cannot rave about the results I've seen in him enough! The best part is, the longer we train and the more we work together on his skills, the better he gets! He was off leash in my front yard not too long ago, and came to me to get put on a leash with ease. If I could leave you with one bit of advice, it would be this: trust the process. Breyers is a professional with a successful training model, and it truly works if you have faith and are willing to put in the work. Bubba loves Breyers! Thank you for an excellent service, and for giving my dog back to me! You can teach an old dog new tricks!!

Amber was so amazing! She is well spoken and articulated everything so well, it made the training a…read morebreeze! We've struggled for a while with our Belgian Malinois, jumping, pulling on leash, and her excessive barking! But with Bark Busters' help we saw immediate changes in her behavior and couldn't be happier! Thank you so much!

We have three dogs each needs work on different behaviors from a very timid to food aggression…read more We have completed traditional obedience training(sit, stay, come, heel, etc). The dogs did well but this type of training did not addresses some of the behavior issues. Amber came n and observed the dogs and all the family members so we could address the issues with all the dogs and family members. We were able to come up with a plan. The first stage of training is going well. There will be home work. It is easy and works well. If you have tried other trainers and still need help, I would contact Amber.

I am so thankful for K-9 Culture! We brought our 5 year old dog in for 6 sessions of day training…read morefor behavioral issues. I felt confident that we would be safe and taken care of. I loved that his trainer, Sadler we send us videos after every session showing us what they worked on and how we can implement at home. Sadler was absolutely amazing and I can't wait to join her group sessions!

K-9 Culture is THE place for dog training. We did a lot of research on finding a board and training…read moreprogram and were incredibly impressed with K-9 Culture. We sent our dog JULY  for their four weeks program and had a wonderful experience with the dog training program. When I attended the initial consultation, I was amazed by how large, clean, and over-the-top the facility was. The talk lasted 30 minutes, and we spoke for almost one 1hour. They were patient, and we explained all our goals, which we wanted our July to be trained on. Tyler worked with July. We received daily "Pupdates" and report cards that included videos, photos, and an overall update on his improvement. I could tell Tyler cared about July as if he was his doggie. We are so proud and thrilled about the progress July has made. TRULY AMAZING! July's confidence built up, and his personality came through by the end of the 4-week board and train program. We can't wait to attend group classes and continue to board and bring him back to see the K-9 Culture team! I Recommend K-9 Culture to anyone looking for training for their doggie. Thank you, K-9 team & Tyler, for all your hard work.

***update: The owners did call me and addressed my concerns and said they would implement a system…read moreto which pets are looked at a bit more closely in the future to prevent something like this from occurring in the future. I believe if this is change is made that this location would be a good place to go. Also leaving the original post so this update actually makes sense*** I took my dog to this place over christmas this year and when I picked her up she was covered head to tail in a very serious staff infection. I am not sure where she picked her up and there was no way to be certain, but what I can say is that there is no way that they could have over looked this. If they had contacted me we might have been able to start meds sooner. When I took her to the vet I was getting asked questions to help streamline her treatment, but when I called they would only keep telling me that the manager was in a meeting and would call me as soon as possible. This is the excuse I got the next day too. So far the manager hasn't called me. Edit: To be clear (in response to Brian) I don't think it was caused by the stay there, but it did get significantly worse to the point that it would be impossible to not notice it. The only way it could happen is if nobody spent a lot of time with her, which was a service that I did pay for.

The best boarding/daycare facility in the area! My dog, Remi, is usually stressed and sad while we…read moreare away but the staff at The Dog House made sure he was happy, eating well and playing with other dogs. He had a blast and slept for days when he got home. I will never take him anywhere else!

Bill came in and worked with our girl, Holly. She was a trainwreck in the area of training and we…read morehad a very long list of things that needed to be worked on. Bill made it through the list in 6 weeks, with a few things that we still needed to work on at home (he showed us what to do). We continued to see improvement in many of the areas (not breaking out of the door when it was opened, walking on a leash (heeling, not pulling) and several other areas.

Holton's Dog Training was a great experience for me and my dog. Bill cared so much for my dog and…read moremy dog LOVED him! Bill not only taught obedience to my dog but also taught me how to implement the training into our daily lives so I could provide a less anxiety- provoking life for both me and my dog. We highly recommend Holton's Dog Training!

Andy is an amazing dog trainer! He has trained 2 of our dogs and 1 is now a certified service dog…read more Andy is a veteran and I trust him completely with our dogs.

I would think twice about off leash. Their integrity is non existent. They bate and switched…read moretraining on me the day of drop off. I was told narcotics scent training was available but at drop off it was changed to birch wood. Then I have a dog with special needs as he will not eat away from home. I had to BEG for photos and updates knowing my dog wasn't eating for a week. Then they pass the SAME PHOTO and even sent me a screen shot of the edited time stamp to prove that they it wasn't edited. Guess they didn't look hard enough because the date the photo was really taken was on their screen shot. Attached are pics of the two weight pictures (drop off and pick up), a screen shot of the text message exchange and a close up showing the actual time stamp. The biggest thing is that I had a dog with special needs that was away from home not eating and I wasn't getting communication.

Three Years of Being Dismissed After Airway Surgery - My Honest Experience…read more Three years ago, I brought my French Bulldog, Bambina, to this hospital for nares widening and elongated soft palate (BOAS) surgery because she was having breathing difficulties. I had originally considered going to a specialist in Dallas with excellent reviews, but I chose this hospital because it was right across from my office and I trusted what I was being told. I was told this surgery would help her breathing. What I was not told at the time was that: * The surgery might not fully resolve her symptoms * Tissue could regrow * The correction might be insufficient * She could still struggle long-term Had I been clearly advised that the surgery might not work or could require future corrective procedures, I would have seriously reconsidered keeping her. French Bulldogs are expensive, and I had already invested thousands of dollars. I was not financially prepared to face repeated airway surgeries or watch a dog slowly suffer from something I believed would be corrected. Since the surgery, Bambina has continued to struggle. For three years, I brought her back repeatedly. I saw multiple doctors at this facility. I complained about: * Ongoing respiratory distress * Loud breathing even at rest * Exercise intolerance (she cannot walk even short distances, even at 5 AM) * Repeated sinus infections * Vomiting and inability to keep food or water down without risk of aspiration Over and over, I was reassured she was "fine." One night, listening to her gasping for air while awake, I was devastated. I realized I could not continue being dismissed. I requested to speak directly with the surgeon who performed the procedure, as she travels in from out of state and is not regularly available. I also wrote her a letter explaining the severity of Bambina's condition. She agreed to meet with me free of charge. At that appointment: * She acknowledged Bambina is not breathing correctly. * When I pointed out that her nostrils still appear extremely tight, she stated she "could have possibly opened them more." * When I asked how that made me feel about the soft palate portion of the surgery -- whether that too may not have been done aggressively enough -- she declined to discuss revision. * She stated she did not want to perform corrective surgery because I "didn't trust her." For clarity: I never said I did not trust her. I said I did not believe the surgery had been done adequately because my dog has struggled for three years. When I asked why I was never advised at the time of surgery that this procedure might not work or that new data suggests these surgeries may not always resolve airway issues, I was told that information more recently suggests that results can vary. That possibility was never explained to me beforehand. Instead of discussing solutions, she stated she would "let her insurance company handle it." After this appointment, I requested Bambina's medical records. I was told I would receive information within 24 hours. Several days passed without receiving records. When I followed up, I was informed that Bambina had been terminated as a patient of the clinic. After three years of loyalty -- and after bringing two French Bulldogs to this hospital -- my dog was dismissed after I advocated for her. Bambina did nothing wrong. She is just a dog struggling to breathe. Watching your dog gasp for air is heartbreaking. It is devastating to feel unheard for years, to finally be acknowledged, and then to be terminated from care. I am sharing this because pet owners deserve full transparency when making life-altering surgical decisions for brachycephalic breeds. Ask detailed questions. Ask about failure rates. Ask about revision policies. Ask what happens if symptoms persist. Advocating for your animal should never result in losing access to care. Shame on you, Dr. Carter I truly believe you should care more about your patience and their quality of life. and can you believe they had the nerve to tell us at the end? Bambina is no longer a patient there because I simply asked to advocate for her if you listen to this video that is gonna be underneath, you tell me $4000 later this is the surgery that went well absolutely not In the hospital's public response to my Google review, it was implied that this matter involved a request for reimbursement. That is not accurate. At no time did I request money back. I requested a medical discussion regarding possible revision because my dog continues to experience breathing difficulty. My sole objective has been corrective care and improved quality of life for my dog -- not financial compensation.

Extraordinary vets! The only place we will take our cats. They go above and beyond to provide the…read morebest possible care, and are kind and compassionate with difficult situations.