I can't begin to tell all of you the amazing transformation our dogs have gone through. This typed…read morereview will not translate the way that Becky and I feel about King and Chewy's time spent with Diana. I can tell you they are so behaved and obedient. They are not perfect of course, but now we know how to communicate. I know we used to stress our dogs out and they did the same to us. Taking our dogs for a walk before was a nightmare, but now they make you want to get out and show the world how amazing walking with your dogs can be! We as owners need training also. Just because we buy a dog, feed, and shelter it doesn't make us great leaders. Some owners are well versed and others not so much. With every service, we buy these days we always ask: What is the price? I challenge you to think different. What is the OUTCOME? Invest in training and you will have an amazing bond with your dog you never know possible! Diana is passionate about what she does. You can tell her love for animals stems from true compassion. She treats them as if they were her own. She is genuine, talented, and extremely knowledgeable. We would recommend her to everyone and anyone! If you read nothing else read this: We have a responsibility to our companions to effectively communicate to them. If we don't then you can't possibly have a great relationship and enjoy life with them.

Diana's passion for training dogs is the best I've ever seen. Her technique and approach are so…read moreeffective I can't imagine hiring anyone but her!!! Cannot recommend highly enough!

The train went very well my dog was vicious and when we were done he was not vicious anymore and…read moreobeyed very well

K9 Obedience school trained two German shepherds for my business, to be used in warehouse during…read moreafter hours. Since the dog's have been on patrol and signs had been posted, the neighboring business has mentioned, we no longer have had evening visitors lingering around after-hours, due to visible K9's on property and occasional barking from our new Security upgrade. I have been trained alongside the dog's on verbal command's and the dog's have become a valuable asset to my company. Also obtained a twenty percent discount on insurance. That being said I would highly recommend K9 Obedience training for your security needs.

I've been taking Frank to S&B Country Kennel for a couple of years now, after he was kicked out of…read morea couple of other daycares in town. Oops. In his defense, he's just VERY high energy! The staff at S&B have been so good with him. They understand his breed, know how to handle his energy level, and genuinely seem to enjoy having him there. I'm so grateful to have a place where I can drop him off and know he's in good hands, well cared for, and having a great time. Finding a daycare that works for a high-energy dog isn't always easy, so I really appreciate how great S&B has been with Frank. He's clearly a fan, too!

My dog, Teddy, has been going to S&B since he was a pup. Joe is great and so is his staff…read more Whenever I drop off Teddy, everyone greets him and he runs to the door to the play area. I wouldn't take him anywhere else!

We started taking dog training classes at the club last week. I have been impressed with the…read morefriendliness and helpfulness of both the trainer in the class as well as other trainers and club members. We were welcomed right away. While we waited for class to start other trainers came over to greet us and give us ideas on how to calm our nervous puppy. The classes so far have been good. They are much better and useful than classes we have attended with our other dogs at the chain stores and humane society. The cost was very reasonable. Classes seem to fill fast because they do a good job teaching and leading. I would recommend it to other dog owners looking for obedience classes

I moved to Omaha in June from Virginia and was in a tight spot. Our house wouldn't be ready for two…read moremonths, and a hotel room just isn't the best spot for two GSDs. I contacted Fidelity K9 for their six week train & board. Our youngest just turned a year old, and we were struggling with getting her to the same level of obedience as our older shepherd. Our older shepherd was having a lot of leash reactivity and high anxiety. Steve reached out to me directly to go over what we wanted out of the program and the problems we were having with them at home. He really went above and beyond for us. As stressful as a cross-country move is, it was so kind of Steve to give us recommendations for places to stay that would take our dogs after they finished training and was incredibly flexible when we needed to postpone drop off because of a hiccup in our move. I could immediately tell that he genuinely cares about his clients. We dropped our dogs off and enjoyed catching their progress videos every week. They were improving and learning so much! I was shocked how well they handled our older dog's leash reactivity. Our youngest is practically a new dog. Our 2 week follow-up got pushed back because of my work schedule. In that time, our dogs were in a single hotel room and were feeling the cramped environment and having some trouble adjusting. We talked to the trainer at our follow-up, and she gave us the best pep talk ever. Since our follow-up, we haven't had any further issues. She made it clear we had lifetime support and to call if we were getting overwhelmed or having trouble with them. Again, everyone here always gave me the impression that they didn't just care about our dogs, but they cared about their people clients, too. We're all moved into our house with 2 well-behaved, great dogs, and I'm so thankful to the trainers at Fidelity K9.

**I admitted something was wrong with the dog after we first saw him and he growled at my wife at…read morehis 'graduation'. I never said that the dog had issues genetically. I don't have access to genetic testing and neither do you. I brought my 2 year old German Shepherd in for a private session after the dog growled at my wife when trying to get him inside. Steve said the dog would benefit from a 6 week board and train for $3500. Thinking this was my last option I dropped him off a week later. The busi doesn't give you any updates other than 720p footage of the dog walking with a trainer, or their attempts to play with your dog. After 5 weeks and 3 videos Steve the owner called me saying "were just scratching our heads and don't know what to do with your dog". He said he was moody, and probably just had anxiety. He recommended trying a medication so I called the vet and brought in pills the next day. After 6 weeks I went in and none of the trainers there looked confident in their work, and were still scratching their heads other than saying the dog "had bad genes". They had me sit in the training room and were holding the dog by two leashes, and figured the best way for our dog to see us was to hold the leash and have him approach us with tension on the leash as we sat. The dog growled at us and it was clear he was worse than before. The dog could not come home with us and now I'm out $3500, and a dog. I have no i what I paid for other than making the dog worse and confirming everyone's at the homes fears about the dog. I believe Steve has no idea what's happening at his business and they're not standing by their work. That dog would of done better had be never gone to that the 'board and forget' training program.

BEWARE: DO NOT SEND YOUR PETS HERE! :( I sent my 10-month old Iggy to United Paws to work towards…read moregetting her service dog trained for my 6 y/o son who is disabled. SSI agreed that I could use his backpay to get our dog service trained as it was deemed medical services. United paws came out and assessed my pup for $100. I thoroughly explained that I'd be using SSI back pay from a dedicated account which can only be used for specific purposes, I also explained my dog's behaviors that I'd like to work on. Bre and the other trainer reassured me that they were confident they could help my dog gain more confidence and get on the right track, they recommended a 10 day board & train program then said we'd continue with at home training after that. I paid $1600 of SSI funds for them to board & train her for 10 days. On day 3 they emailed me that they were bringing my dog back early as she was disqualified from board & train because she had accidents in her kennel multiple times and that they only accept potty trained dogs. I was confused and concerned by this as my dog is FULLY potty trained, the only time she's ever had an accident in her kennel is if you leave her in there for an unusually long time such as 6+ hrs without letting her go out to go potty. They gave me 2 options the first option was to buy a new dog to service train, which was just unreal to me as why would I buy a new dog because you didn't want to take the time to work with mine? The 2nd option was to just do basic training at home with United Paws in which they would give me a "credit" for(not an option for SSI funds). I said I was concerned about how long they had been leaving her in the kennel and wanted my dog to be brought back immediately, I said I wanted a refund of the $1600 as they hadn't trained her and were sending her back after only 2 nights. Bre stated in an email that "All Sales are Final" per the board & train contract but yet United Paws breached that contract for disqualifying my dog for "potty issues" which is not listed as a disqualifying factor in the contract. Bre responded that they are dropping my dog off, but wouldn't answer any of my questions after that and completely ignored me. They dropped my dog off and wouldn't talk to me at all when I asked to discuss this issue. They literally took my son's SSI money and ran. Not only that but my dog came back shaking/trembling with a big sore/raw spot on her backside from where they clearly left her in the kennel for a long period of time in her own urine/feces. United Paws takes your pets to an undisclosed location with no phone number to reach anyone (major red flag) and traumatizes them. The only way you can reach out to them is via email and once they take your money they WILL ignore you. They are committing SSI fraud and taking advantage of disabled individuals. I will be reporting them to SSI and to animal protective services as they not once mentioned the sore on her backside which is very noticeable, they are obviously caging dogs for much longer than they originally lead on.

I've worked with and collaborated with the trainers at United Paws for months. They helped with…read moresome boundaries and behaviors for my boxer mix and general leash expectations. We've utilized their nail trim services which has been nice because they come to you! We have worked in tandem to assist individuals with mental health concerns and have worked collaboratively to provide ESA and/or service dog requirements and training to those in need. Highly recommended!

Helpful employee. Clean departments. Fast checking. Not loud. Well stocked shelves. Floors are well…read moremaintained. Employee hygiene is well maintained.

This is the worst pet seller company ever made cause they're manager wouldnt sell us a mouse even…read moretho we were 18, there were 2 really cool girls that let us take the mouse but the manager came outta the middle of no where and took it from us, I wouldn't recommend buying anything from here go somewhere else because they suck

Great company! Friendly and easy to work with! We fenced in a large area on our property and…read moreinstallation was done within a few hours, and it did not tear up the yard at all. Training was simple and our three dogs caught on right away. Jack was knowledgeable about the fence/system and great with any questions. I highly recommend DogWatch of Omaha to anyone looking for a hidden fence!

Very pleased with our DogWatch fence and installation. Very easy to work with, prompt service, and…read moreattentive to their customer. Two of our dogs adjusted to the fence on the second day after training with Jack during the install. Our other dog adjusted within the next few days. The dogs learn quickly! I feel comfortable now letting them explore their yard without having to install and fence in our yard.

Our doggy day care and boarding place of choice! We used to go to somewhere else but found Dogtopia…read morea few months ago and are loving it! The staff are always friendly and we appreciate that they are mindful of their pup to staff ratio. What we love most: - Mid-day naptime. Our pup would and has played forever if she were allowed to. Our previous day care did not have naptime and we noticed that she would usually exhaust herself and at times, get snippy towards the end of the day. The 2 hour break gives us much more peace of mind when we send her for a day knowing she won't be playing for a full 8 hours. - Constant cleaning! At our last place, we almost never saw the staff cleaning the playroom. Whenever we're tuned in to the live stream (another nice bonus), I swear someone is always mopping or wiping the kennels. We wish they'd consider opening another location further east in the city! We'd send her much more frequently if they were a little closer.

Dogtopia Papillion, 10411 Portal Road…read more My dog Sophie attended this location for daycare and boarding for 14 years, since she was a puppy. In 14 years she was never aggressive, never in a fight, and never once flagged by staff as a problem with another dog. On July 20, 2026, I dropped her off for daycare. When I picked her up that afternoon, the front desk told me there had been an "incident." Sophie was lying behind the counter, unresponsive to me. A groomer showed me a wound that had already been cleaned, disinfected, and bathed. No one could tell me what happened. The front desk employee said it occurred before her 1:00 shift. The groomer said she wasn't present either. The facility has cameras. The only explanation offered was that Sophie and another small dog "got into a scuffle." No one called me. I was home all day. Had I been notified, I could have taken her to our regular vet. Instead I learned of the injury at pickup. I left Dogtopia at 4:30 and called my vet from the car. They had no openings left and closed at 6, so they advised Animal Urgent Care, at significantly higher cost, because dog bites can turn serious. When the groomer lifted Sophie, she yelped and then would not put weight on her leg. Urgent Care shaved the wound site, put her on antibiotics, and sent her home in a cone for 7 to 10 days with instructions to clean the wound. I was still charged for a half day of daycare on the day my dog was injured in their care. I was not told whether the other dog would be there the next day. I was instead told Sophie "just lay there and didn't seem to enjoy it" and that I probably shouldn't bring her back, which directly contradicts the staff's own claim that the dogs were "playing." I emailed on July 20 requesting reimbursement of the urgent care bill. I received no response. I followed up on July 21. Stephanie, the General Manager, then left me a voicemail. The recording began before she realized it had started, and captured her mid-conversation with another employee, talking about me. What it recorded her saying was: "She called me a fricking liar." She then turned to the phone, greeted me professionally, and explained that she'd had a busy week and had planned to schedule something with me the following week. Her subsequent email apologized for the delay in communication, something I had never complained about and had expressly said was not my issue. It did not offer to cover the urgent care bill, or any portion of it. I replied clarifying exactly what I was asking for: the urgent care bill, or at minimum the difference between it and a standard vet visit, since their failure to notify me is what forced the emergency visit. She never responded. That was over two weeks ago. The scuffle isn't the failure. Dogs scuffle. The failure is that nobody called me, nobody could tell me what happened despite having video, I was charged for the day my dog was injured, my 14 year customer relationship was treated as disposable, and the General Manager's private reaction to being asked about a contradiction in her own staff's story was to say I called her a fricking before she remembered the line was recording.

F street hound is awesome. Employees are amazing and you can tell they love working there. Our dog…read moreloves going there for all day daycare and they take great care of our pet. Would recommend to anyone. Also have done overnight boarding and that was a great experience as well. Never have had an issue with anything here.

Friendly and obvious the workers love dogs. Treating dogs individually to their best outcomes. So…read moregracious and tons of choices of treats to buy for your fur baby .