The absolute perfect place for beginner riders to get their start! I went to summer camp here way…read moreback in the day...like 25 years ago, ouch...and my heart still holds so many wonderful memories from this place. It is a family run business, and you can tell...they treat you like family even if it has been years and years since you've seen them. I saw Trey today (their professional) and he was laughing about how his mom "teaches kids and they don't even know they're being taught. They just think they're playing." And it's true. She taught me back in the day. Bottom line: if you want to learn how to ride, this is the place to go. The perfect place to find your barn family.

My daughter did a 5 day horse camp at Oak View stables from 8am-2pm. It cost a lot of money and we…read morefound the camp low value for money. According to their website, the camp was $400 with a $50 deposit but I ended up paying $460 for some reason because the deposit seemed to just be an up front pay, and we had to pay an extra $10 for a helmet rental. The kids rode a different horse every day, which was of course my daughter's favorite part, but they did a lot more activities that weren't related to horses at all. Instead of them playing basic camp games and doing basic crafts that could have been done at home, they could have done horse related games/activities. They also had a lot more downtime than anticipated and described on the site, and they were playing games in the blazing sun during a heatwave. Even though this was the first time for my daughter to ride a horse, instructor Kayla wasn't hands on, and just sat at the sidelines while yelling instructions at the kids from a distance. While my daughter overall had a great experience with the horses, our overall value for money could have been a lot better. The kids were doing unstructured activities and were unsupervised at times (we observed this)! I would definitely recommend other parents to look into other options for a horse camp.

Panther Creek is a gorgeous farm where the worries of the world just melt away. The most…read morespecialized instructors teach both life lessons and horse lessons, and offer many fun opportunities to build community among riders and families. Three options for boarding our equine friends are available, and board agreements provide over 200 acres to ride and explore! Just under 30 mins from east Memphis and Germantown.

My daughter and I visited Raintree after an exhaustive search for just the right place to start…read moretaking lessons in a different equine discipline from what she had been used to. We popped in just last week late Saturday afternoon and found friendly people busily caring for the happy horses. I have found this facility makes horses and their owners the first priority!! It is a gem and I am thankful to be taking my daughter to such warm and capable people!

Had an appointment to meet with Marie at 12:00 noon. The appointment was scheduled a few days…read moreprior. I drove 30 minutes to meet with this woman and she was not there. The only person there was a stable guy who's english was very very limited. I waited until 12:15 and then left. Nice!

I have used this kennel several times and have never had a problem. She has actually called me…read morewhile we were on vacation and she had our 3 dogs because she was having a problem with one of our dogs coming back in and she wanted suggestions on what to do. I am also shocked at the previous review. The only thing I can say and I hope this doesn't make Ms. Diane mad, but she is a YANKEE!!! LOL You just got to know how to take her "TONE'. She is harmless and loves what she does and all the pets she takes care of. Love you Ms. Diane and hope you are doing well. Love, Denise and Buddy Graves Koda, Skipper, Radio and Griffin

Ms. Diane is the best. She has watched our Roxie many times and her care is excellent. She is…read moreattentive and careful with our dog. She has been very accommodating and always fair to us. We have used her off and on for ? 10 years, every time we visit the casinos. I was shocked at the previous review. I guess you get respect when you give respect

stay away dont waste your time! my cat was ran over, and they don't close until 7pm. i made it at…read more5:45pm!!!! she said they werent taking anymore appointments. my cat's death is on you guys!! open arms my ass!!

I have been going to Open Arms for over 15 years. Dr. Rickett is awesome. Yes, some of her old…read morestaff, lacked a lot to be desired. Doc has always been great with my animals. She has replaced several of the staff personnel. They have done several improvements to the place. The building they are in, used to be the first original post office in Horn Lake.

I recently took my dog Sadie, a beagle mix to Southern…read moreCrossing. She had been previously diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disorder that affected her nail beds, causing them to crumble and deteriorate. It was a very painful condition. Sadie was on antibiotics and two supplements for almost a year*( which Sadie did NOT like). I returned to the Clinic last week for a nail trim. When Dr. Parker examined her nails, she determined they looked great and we could discontinue the supplements and antibiotics YEA! Katie trimmed her nails and then "Dremeled" them. *(Sadie always requests to see Katie) and lastly, addressing her recent flea problem, prescribed *Nexgard. Dr. Parker took the extra time to thoroughly address my concerns about possible side effects. I felt the level of treatment justfied the final amount charged. Kudos!

The place is clean snd the facility is nice but in my opinion it's way too expensive…read more My pitbull mix had some kind of eye injury and had a pretty good scratch on her eyeball. I went in once and they told me she needed eye drops and gave me two kinds and some oral medicine. Told me I should keep her in a big plastic cone on her at all times and also gave me two oral medications. When we got home my dog hated the cone and she walked into everything with it and knocked all our stuff around. I didn't see her rubbing at her eyes much so I took it off. The next week we were told the scratch had not gone down in size at all. They said it was probably because of not wearing the cone and she had to be rubbing her eyes. I said I'm no doctor but I think it might have something to do with the fact I have to wrestle her and pry her eyes open 8 times a day and she hates it and resists. And I don't always have someone to help assist. But. They told me they recommended a more aggressive approach and needed to sedate her and clean out her eyes to remove debris or something snd I said 'okay.' They also asked about her heart worm shots which were not up to date so I said sure give her the heartworm stuff while she is in there. I got that bill and it was $800. They added a third eye drop medication. So I'm $1,000 in on the bills so far which was pretty much my entire budget for my dog at that time. I go back the third week in a row. They told me again that the scratch had not gotten any smaller in size and they said they recommended a (dog) eye specialist and it might require some kinds of advanced procedures to which I replied "sounds expensive." They said yes, it would in fact be expensive. I said well at this time I am not in a position to do that and could I please maybe just refill my prescription for now. They pressured me and said that she might lose her eye. That there was no way to make her comfortable that she was basically in pain at all times. I acknowledged that I heard what the doctor was saying, but that I just was not currently in a position to spend thousands or even hundreds more at that time. The doctor then suggested I give my dog up to the Humane Society. She said that there aren't any programs to help dogs like mine, and that it might be best to think about giving her up to the humane society shelter. This is where I begin to feel very upset because I have had my dog for ten years since she was a small puppy. She has two torn ACLs. She has arthritis and lumps in her belly. She is an old dog. It would cost me a fortune to tackle all of that with the prices they suggested. I felt like I was being manipulated into believing I was a bad person and an irresponsible pet owner because I couldn't spend thousands more for my dogs eye. After they left the room, they sent a (third) person into the room who suggested twice that I use their credit program and accumulate debt to pay for my dogs eye specialist and procedures. I do not want my dog to suffer ever. But I was very unhappy with the tone in which I was spoken to. This is Memphis, Tennessee, where you can see 100 dogs roaming the main streets on any given day with much worse medical problems than my dog have. While I wish very badly I could alleviate all the suffering my dog experiences, I found it hard to believe the doctor suggested I give my dog away to the humane society. I know that these people have studied pet medicine and know way more than I do. But I thought it was pretty insulting that they suggested I give my dog up because I couldn't spend any more money with them and their network. I wish them well but I will never go back. In the last couple days my dog has been way happier. I am still applying the eye drops but only twice a day with lots of treats involved. She is playing, trotting around the backyard, and smiling big. I know my dog very well and it was miserable eating pain pills and getting her eyes pryed open and squirted 8 times a day. I love my dog very much and it was hard to not become very rude when they suggested I give it up for adoption.

Our pittie mix rescue, "Moo," used to overreact to other dogs, people, trucks, lawnmowers,…read morestrollers, etc., and spent most of the day barking at our front windows. When I took her for walks, she would screech, bark, and lunge at anything that triggered her and pulled me down a few times when I couldn't physically restrain her. I became hesitant to walk her and was afraid that she would one day pull free from my grip and hurt another dog. Although she is the sweetest and most affectionate dog when inside our home, we realized that for our safety and the safety of others, we had to get help with her behavior. A friend suggested that I call Sophie, who came to our house for an initial assessment. Sophie was immediately able to tune in to Moo's behavior and had her following commands within minutes! I could see that Sophie was a good match for Moo, so we signed up for her program. Sending her to Happy Tails Dog Training's residential program was truly a gift to us all. Moo's anxiety and reactivity have significantly decreased while I have learned to be a better leader for her. (Both dogs AND their people learn through this program!) Moo now follows commands and is more easily redirected from negative behaviors. She and I are both more confident on our walks, as Moo now can walk at a leisurely pace on a loose leash instead of constantly pulling and anticipating danger. With consistent reinforcement of commands and boundaries, Moo continues to improve every day. I am eternally grateful for Sophie and Rachel's expertise and commitment to helping Moo become her best self!

I have used many trainers in the past with not the best results. I've decided to give Sophie and…read moreRachel an opportunity and they did not disappoint. Their love, dedication, and pursuit of perfection are like no other. I will continue to use their services. My canines are constantly praised by neighbors for their behavior. Give them a shot you'll not be disappointed.

Awesome place! The kennels are very spacious for each dog size. Price was affordable. Easy pickup…read moreand delivery. Dogs came home happy and they DIDNT STINK! He takes the dogs out multiple times a day. We will definitely be coming back next time we need a board!

Very friendly and affordable, took great care of both of our dogs! We'll definitely be back!read more