I can't recommend a nicer facility in the area. The indoor is amazing. It's a great size, regularly…read moredragged, and has beautiful natural light and a nice breeze and if you use the lights, incredibly well lit. There are wooded trails as well as fields and a service road to drive or ride down that are truly beautiful and really make you happy that you have a horse to share the experience with. There is also an outdoor ring a short little ride away from the barn that is also regularly dragged and has great footing for driving or riding. The barn itself is always immaculate, I have a really hard time even reading the other reviews because I've been here for almost 2 years and it has honestly been the nicest barn I've ever been in and I used to attend one of the most well-known equestrian colleges in New York State and the level of cleanliness and care that Debbie and Greg work towards for their own place equals that. They treat me and my horse incredibly well. He is a mini and they accommodated him greatly when we first arrived by adding to their fencing and building him a door that he can see out of, and regularly ask if I am happy with his weight as they are knowledgeable enough to know that these guys can have weight issues pretty easily. They are quick to answer any questions and always make sure to greet with a smile. I always feel welcome here. I feel like they truly care about my horse and I deeply appreciate that. The stalls always have fresh shavings, clean buckets, and are cleaned regularly. The barn aisle is always clean, the wash stall is always ready to be used, with a well lit overhead light, water, and vacuum ready, and the tack room is always welcoming and tidy. The stalls are 12x12 so they are actually nice for larger horses and pretty graciously sized for ponies, and is practically a condo for my mini. It is quiet and enjoyable for me because a lot of places don't know how to handle a mini, let alone a mini that drives -- so I also have to mention that it is incredibly easy to store my cart there and they also have very handy lockers to put other equipment in. I really can't say enough about this place as it is really a place I wish I could have as my own and I've never had to worry about my horse, I always know he's in good hands.

I like this stable very much. The owners are kind and very easy to work with. The care of the…read morehorses is fantastic. Good turn out, excellent barn and stalls. The facility is wonderful. They have lots of nice trails that are kept mowed and clear.The arena is great and is dragged twice a week. There is plenty of parking. They are very attentive to the needs of each horse and boarder. Horses always have plenty of water available. I highly recommend Northland.

Great service to kids that need to learn compassion and humility. What better to teach this than a…read morehorse!

3 of us went horse riding at A Horse's Friend. We told them that one of us owned horses and another…read morehas ridden many time and taken English lessons. The whole ride on the trails was continuous having them correct us that we were a few centimeters off center on the saddle, sit up straight, lean forward, lean back. It was not enjoyable at all. None of us are overweight, no one over 150.

We love Canine Academy! When we first started coming is when Katie learned to go find her leash…read moreand touch it with her nose to let us know she was excited about coming! We've done training with CA, and lots and lots of day care. They are so good with Katie, our silly dog!

my Golden Retriever, 5 month old Chrissy, is doing well after just one session. she looks right…read moreinto my eyes to get her to pay attention. she's sitting so nicely, comes from 100 feet away while playing with her 2 year old brother, Pete. Chrissy socialized with other puppy parents and seemed thrilled to see new faces. That she comes running to me when I call even while she's playing with Pete is amazing, funny what a sweet baby voice and a piece of jerky will do as motivating factors, especially with a Foodie like a Golden. The trainers are awesome and will make special time for any dog having problems. they recognize unique issues. I'm so glad that I chose Canine Academy.

They had been good in the past, however, the last time our dog was filthy, smelly, and dehydrated…read more They took no responsibility for this and I was very disappointed.

Amazing facility and amazing care. These dogs and cats are…read moreLoved by the staff. Anyone should feel comfy with leaving their pets here.

Dr Gwen truly is the cat whisperer. Great education, empathetic, explains everything in a way that…read moreis easy to understand, explains your options for treatment. Pricing is transparent. The office is very clean.

I have been with them since they opened. Their care has been amazing through the years as we have…read moretaken all of our fur babies.have taken there. We have never trusted anyone else to care for our pets. We will never leave this practice and I would recommend this practice to anyone. All of the staff is amazing, compassionate, and professional. We are so thankful that we've been able to take all of our pets to them.

I hope they're better at taking care of animals than their employees are at driving…read more We got on the I-90 east bound thruway by Camp Rd in Hamburg. The driver of the van for Fort Hyde Kennels decided to just sit in the left lane, obstructing other traffic. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the left lane is for passing other vehicles, not for chilling out. Our vehicle, and multiple others, had to pass the vehicle from the right lane, as they would not move out of the left lane. The female driver seemed to be in a daze, as she was stairing straight ahead. No signs of checking mirrors or any type of awareness of what was going on around the vehicle. She showed no intention of moving into the right lane (or middle lane when it opened up to 3 lanes). Nothing against the business itself, but it might be a good idea to put employees who drive their van through some kind of defensive driving course.

my shepherd stayed at Fort Hyde this weekend. He had the best time, he got to go swimming. They…read moretook great care of him, he will be back again! Thank you again for taking such good care of my boy.

Cannot say enough good things about this vet. Amazing. Doesn't try to take you for every penny…read more Lets you know "hey we need to pay attention to this" but doesn't have to be addressed! Love it here!!

I've been going to this vet clinic for over 20 years. In the past 5 or so years, it's really gone…read moredown hill. They don't answer phone calls or follow up, the staff seems annoyed by you asking questions and recently I had an AWFUL experience with Candy - one of the receptionists followed by a phone call with the clinic manager who brushed me off and said I must've had a bad day. That was the last straw for me. I will not take my animals where I am treated like an inconvenience. It's really disappointing how down hill this whole place has gone.

Not to long ago we got a 4 month old Beagle mix and to be honest, I was terrified. I have never…read moreowned a dog before and I didn't want to have one of those terrible dogs that jumped all over people and didn't listen. That is where Karen came in. I made arrangements for classes, before Abby had been with us for a full day. Unfortunately due to some unforeseen circumstances, we couldn't attend the classes as we had originally planned. Instead I talked with Karen and we were able to have her come to our house once a week to help us with training. We are on week 3 now and I have to say I notice a huge difference in Abby's behavior. Karen has taken the time to learn what we want out of our class and to educate us on what she expects from us. Her approach has made me more confident in how I deal with our puppy and also how confident Abby is with me. In 3 weeks(1 purely informational/introduction) we have learned the right way to get Abby's attention(look), sit, lay down and proper greeting of guests. She also answered what seems like a million questions I had about everything from walking on a leash, to house breaking and choosing the right type of food. In addition to classes, Karen also runs puppy playdates, barn hunts and other dog friendly events. I look forward to our remaining 4 weeks with Karen and will probably take more of her advanced classes as our schedule allows and Abby is able. I would recommend Karen to anyone who asks.

See my husband Tim C's review if you'd like our puppy story, I will jump right in to the fun!…read moreTraining with Karen began shortly after bringing Abby to her forever home. Karen, in lack of a formal group for "class" visited our home for weekly training sessions. Abby has been very bright and responsive to her positive reinforcement training with Karen! In addition to our solo time with Karen, we have spent time adventuring to the formal training center for a barn hunt, joined a few friends for a puppy social and are looking forward to the possibility of beginning agility training soon! I must note in addition to her fabulous knowledge and skill set with all of the dogs she has interacted with, Karen did not hesitate to also help us through our first scary moment when the adults were away and the puppy broke in to her latched puppy tub, eating a great deal of food and becoming ill. Karen contacted a vet friend, worked with us and the vet through the process of elimination to determine the best next steps and offered to remain available by phone if Abby's health became even further concerning. Karen has an abundance of knowledge and understands owners and their furry friends will find their niche together, she just wants to provide tools to help make things more comfortable for everyone in the house. I look forward to continuing to work and play with Karen (sounds terrible but I'm going with it!), and will definitely always recommend her to friends, family and Yelpers!