If I could give zero stars, I would. I didn't even make it through the front door of this establishment. We came for a scheduled temperament test today, 12 August 2020. The pup got spooked by a stranger (who never formally introduced himself to me). Said stranger, (who I assume is the partial owner named Scott that I had been warned about by the person who recommended this place) rushed up to my dog while my back was turned as I filled out paperwork, putting his hands in her face unexpectedly and she barked at him one time. The man's reaction was 100% accusatory toward the dog. He took zero accountability for aggressively approaching a dog with which he is unfamiliar, and ignored the fact that he did so in a manner that was obviously threatening to the pup. He simply stood ten feet away and kept saying "I don't like that, I don't like that." He is simply a very offensive-natured person, in my opinion. This pup has graduated from obedience school with flying colors; we've never had a problem at Creative Dog Training in the 3 years she has been going there, and she has successfully completed routine intensive training on a regular basis. I promptly took my dog (the big bad golden doodle, as I will need to start calling her) and left, after the man failed **miserably** on his temperament test. We will figure out another plan for her care, and plan return to the professionals at CDT. People in the dog business should be kind to dogs. I am immensely grateful that I witnessed this encounter before leaving my girl there for four hours. This was a waste of over an hour of my time, and as a doctor, put me in quite the bind figuring out how to get the sweet girl home before being late for work. I am extremely disappointed with this entire encounter and the complete lack of professionalism with which it was handled, however we wish the farm the best with their future endeavors and hope this will serve as constructive feedback for future interactions with clients. read more