I took my little Tiny. My Chihuahua I went in after going to the emergency clinic the night…read morebefore. I went in at 7 am because she needed emergency surgery I told the front desk it was an emergency just to be informed that the medical staff would get there closer to 8 am I decided to wait. They finally took me in a room at 8:15. The nurse came in an took her vitals and said the vet would be in shortly , at 8:45 I noticed my dog was not responding so went to the front desk and told them something was wrong with Tiny and finally the doctor came in and they took her away. I finally decided to have her uthenized because they informed me she would not make it through surgery. I think if they had treated this as an emergency she would have been saved. They took too long to see her. I am devastated too lose my sweet little Tiny.

I can't say enough good things about Overland!! I took my Golden Retriever Pisko there for 7 years;…read moreand have been taking my Italian Water Dog, Luca, there for the last 3 1/2 years. The vet care is unsurpassed-- compassionate, smart, thorough, professional, collaborative and completely transparent about costs. The daycare and boarding is run extremely well, with caring and highly trained staff. They carefully evaluate each dog before placing them in group play. The staff engages in ongoing education with an exceptional trainer. Knowing that Luca is so well cared for --and loved--while I'm traveling, makes all the difference in the world!!

I have never seen my dog Molly so excited to go to daycare! She absolutely loves Dog Country Day…read moreSchool! I highly recommend. They are so great about sending daily report cards with pictures and Molly definitely gets plenty of exercise!

My puppy loves going to Dog Country Day School! She gets so excited when we get close and wriggles…read morewith excitement from the car to the gate inside! She is athletic and they have plenty of room for her to run and jump and play with likeminded dogs. I know because they send pictures of her adventures!

My dog and I love coming here. Everyone who works here is so nice. They go above and beyond to make…read moresure my dog has a great time.

They take great care of my baby. She always comes home exhausted which is why she goes.read more

I overheard some folks recommending this place while on a dog walk so I booked marked it for the…read morenext time my pup needed a grooming. The problem I've found with a lot of groomers is they are booked 6+ weeks out. Unfortunately, when I need to book a groom it's most likely b/c I've spilled queso or some other drippy snack in my dog's head hair and I need a groomer today, not 6 weeks from now. Woof in Boots was able to get me in the same week I called. When I dropped her off I spoke with the groomer and explained my dog's new anxiety contributed to her recent diagnoses of Cushing's Disease. My dog is now a nervous nelly when I bring her to the groomers. I felt very comfortable leaving my dog here. The groomer assured me she would stop immediately if it got to be too much for my old lady. My dog was done in less than 2 hours (I've bene places where they've kept her for 5+ hours). When I picked her up she was free roaming in the secure doggy area. She had her tongue hanging out and seemed happy. I loved that she was cage-free after her groom since she has PTSD from all her surgeries (and being caged). I will definitely be back for all my grooming needs - and most likely day care as well!

My impressions of Woof in Boots are mixed...some good things & some misses. The location was easy…read moreto find with street parking. The Sunday I went there was lots of parking in front and along the side streets. The facility itself seemed to need some attention & upkeep - the front glass window was cracked & the inside lobby looked a bit disorganized. In addition, customers are not allowed to tour the facility. As with most boarding places, all dogs need to have an evaluation before a reservation can be made. At this facility dogs have daycare with boarding. There is no charge for the evaluation. I made my evaluation time for drop off at 10am & pick up at 2pm on a Sunday. Thank goodness I received a reminder text the morning of because the text also said the lobby is closed from 10-4pm on Sundays. No one mentioned this when I made the appointment. I would have been very disappointed had I gotten there & it was closed. I did call & they asked if I could be there a little early & someone would be in the lobby for pickup at 2pm. I was not happy at pickup when I discovered poop all over one side, by the ear & neck on one of my dogs. The employee was surprised & apologetic, he took her in the back & gave her a bath. The employee was very friendly & personable. At Woof & Boots he said they try to be accommodating & flexible. For example, if some dogs like people more (than dogs) they allow them to hang out with the staff in the lobby, which is gated. They also offer the Bordetella Vaccine for $35 & provide a First Day Report Card with picture of your dog(s).

We brought my son's Husky puppy, Koda, to Quinn for her board-and-train program, and we couldn't be…read morehappier with the results! Quinn worked on potty training, staying on command, crate training, leash walking, and socialization with both dogs and cats. The progress Koda made in such a short time was incredible. Throughout the training, Quinn kept us updated with texts, emails, and videos showing Koda's progress, along with clear, easy-to-follow instructions to help us continue reinforcing the training at home. What truly sets Quinn apart is her passion and genuine love for dogs. She treats every dog as if they were her own, and it shows in the care, patience, and dedication she puts into her work. We highly recommend Quinn to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, caring, and effective dog trainer!

We love Pavlov Dog Training and Quinn!! Quinn truly understands the importance of structured,…read morethoughtful training, especially for a young Golden Retriever like Ruby, and what stands out most is how much she listens to my goals and shapes the training around what matters most to us. She treats Ruby like her own while also making sure I feel confident and fully equipped with the tools and understanding I need to continue her success at home. The board and train sessions are exactly what we need and are always grounded in real-life situations, so the training translates seamlessly into everyday life. I trust Ruby and her training completely and genuinely love the relationship and foundation Quinn has helped build for both of us--we are so grateful for everything she has done for Ruby and me in helping shape a happy, well-trained Golden. Thank you Quinn!! You are the best!

Wash Bark has made my 10 month old puppy more sociable with not only dogs, but people too. The…read morestaff at Wash Bark is the best! My puppy gets just as excited to see the staff as the dogs. Pros: EVERYTHING! Wash bark is clean, safe, and all of the employees are so nice and actually care about your dog. Your dog does have to have a temperament test which is great because you know all the dogs are well behaved. Only Con: No webcam to watch your pups all day, but this is literally the only con. Thanks Wash Bark!

My dog has been going twice weekly since he was a puppy. The facility is clean and welcoming, and…read morethe staff is fabulous. The owner, Carolina, has built a beautiful space for dogs to be themselves. My husband and I have peace of mind knowing that while we are at work, our dog is not only being well taken care of, but having a ball! I highly recommend the Wash Bark!

Our dog Olive started going to City Bark about a month ago and always has such an amazing time…read more Every time we pick her up she is smiling from ear to ear and is so tired and happy. When we pull into the parking lot in the mornings she perks up because she is so excited to go play with her friends. All of the staff members are so kind, knowledgeable and helpful but, we would like to particularly thank Leela (hope I spelt it right). When Olive was out sick for 2 weeks and ran out her promotion days she so gratuitously extended us for the days we were unable to attend. She calls promptly with any issues that might be going on so we can make sure everything is always okay with our baby girl. Overall we are so happy we found City Bark and not to mention the HOURS! My fiancée and I are both nurse so it is very helpful that City Bark opens before we need to be at work and closes after we get off! We love bringing Olive here and think the photos can attest for how much she loves it too

I've been taking my dog Moose to City Bark for over 3 years now, and it's definitely time I leave a…read morereview to show how grateful I am to all the staff for taking great care of him! He is not the easiest dog but they are so patient with him and love him so much. He's so happy to go in every time, which is especially impressive because he usually has separation anxiety when he's away from me. I know some of the other reviews are mixed, but I want to say every dog daycare has its issues, and I have had nothing but positive experiences. It's not the "nicest" looking place, but I've taken Moose to fancier daycares where he was just stressed out, and I did not like how the staff treated him. I love City Bark's staff because they go out of their way to get to know each and every dog, and I just couldn't be more impressed with how they've taken care of Moose and how much they love him. He's collectively spent months of his life there since I travel so much, and I always love to look on the webcam and see him getting love. I also love how communicative they are - they have a text line and are so responsive which I appreciate. I can't imagine taking Moose anyplace else!

Our vet recommended Juliet and The Loyal Hound when our younger female Australian Shepherd began…read moreshowing some concerning behaviors, including deep growling at the vet, fence running, and resource guarding. We wanted to address the behavior early rather than let it become more established, so within about six weeks of it starting, we enrolled her in a board-and-train program. We ultimately decided to put both of our Aussies through separate programs: both females, one five years old and the other about a year and a half. The difference has been night and day. Both dogs now have reliable recall, walk calmly on leash, and for the first time, we feel genuinely confident having them off leash. They no longer react to wildlife or other dogs on hikes, the fence running and excessive barking have stopped, and they can calmly sit with us at outdoor cafes and other dog-friendly public spaces. The "place" command has been especially valuable. They can settle calmly for extended periods, which has been a true game changer both at home and when we're out with them. Most importantly, both dogs seem more confident because they understand what is expected of them. My husband and I are also much more consistent and aligned in how we communicate with them and provide the structure they need to be successful. We've enjoyed continuing to work with them every day and building on the foundation Juliet provided. The overall atmosphere in our home is noticeably calmer, more harmonious, and far less frustrating for both us and the dogs. Juliet has also continued to follow up and check in to make sure the dogs are doing well, which is something you don't always see once a training program is finished. It's a tangible sign that she genuinely cares about the dogs' long-term success, and it has reinforced for us that this was absolutely the right investment for our family.

I have 3 rescue dogs. I absolutely love them to death. They are the sweetest, most loving animals…read morehere at home. Two of them are my problem children: a Rottweiler mix foster fail who is reactive to bikes and other dogs and occasionally nervous around people like visiting contractors or UPS men, and the other is a 100+ lb Brazilian mastiff rescue from Aruba who is not fond of other dogs. The two of them began showing increasingly worse dog aggression toward other dogs on the trail and while camping, and had attacked several dogs by the time I found Loyal Hound/Juliet. I was at my wit's end, because I had already spent thousands of dollars and tried everything including other trainers at that point with little to no progress. I felt stuck with 2 big problems for the next 6-8 years. I hike at least 3 miles every single day off leash on the trails by my house, and I love to camp with my dogs in the summer, but they became such a liability that walks became stressful and camping became impossible. I finally found Juliet with Loyal Hound, and for our very first session we met at a crowded park and were going to be doing off leash training right away. I was so nervous -- all the triggers were present: other people with dogs on leashes, dogs off leashes, people on bikes, squirrels -- so I was absolutely AMAZED when we were walking my Rottweiler off leash through a gaggle of geese, past people on bikes, and past other dogs within a few minutes with no problems. It was nothing short of a miracle. Within a few sessions, I had both of my dog aggressive dogs walking on and off leash next to me, passing other dogs (sometimes dogs that were even barking at them) on trails safely with no reactivity. I cannot explain in words how much of a difference this has made in my life -- I feel like I got my life back. If you have a dog aggressive dog, this is the place to go. It's WELL worth the investment, and you will be amazed at the difference you will see in your dog. Thank you Loyal Hound & Juliet!!

I have taken my dogs to Hounds on the Hill for ten years. I know my pups are well cared for and…read moresafe. Terri has a good understanding of dog behavior. I got a toy Aussie last June and took an obedience class from her. He is a very different temperament than what I am use to. She was very helpful.

Perhaps a better fit for non-bully breed owners. I felt my dog wasn't welcome as I was quite…read moreliterally told the daycare does not usually allow bully breeds and they need to be treated differently (I.e. not allowed around most dogs based off past experiences). I take him to daycare to socialize. This is an antiquated thought process and perpetuates the stigma against them. The owner did not even come from behind the counter to greet my dog. A staff member did and gave him a treat so that was appreciated. It was a strange "evaluation" and I'm not sure why I was invited to come with my pitbull when the owner was not comfortable with it, knowing ahead of time he was in-fact a pitbull. Another daycare will love to have his friendly presence. :/