My husband and I have worked with Christy, the owner of My Best Buddy, with both of our dogs. (We…read moreworked with her before she opened her very own training business, My Best Buddy, so that's why someone might notice some similarities between this review and another I wrote a couple years ago.) She's a talented trainer who clearly loves dogs. She taught us the "leave it" command for our dog, Delilah. This was an important command because we spent many years living in cities where people would go out at night and leave their late night munchies- pizza scraps, chicken wing bones- all over the streets, and our dog often ingested these "goodies" before we could stop her. After you spend some time pulling chicken bones out of a hungry mutt's mouth, you'll learn the value of "leave it." Delilah is such a greedy little dog that we never thought she could learn "leave it," but with Christy, she did. Christy had us practice with chicken wings, after Delilah had mastered less valuable stuff, and Delilah was successful! Christy also helped our other dog, Kiwi, who has really struggled with leash reactivity.

Christy is a great trainer, and can really help you with your dog. She once sent my wife and me a…read morepicture of our (high strung, reactive) dog calmly laying on a mat with other dogs around her that blew our minds.

We had one of Sievers Chocolate Labs. We finally had to euthanize him at the age of 16 years. He…read morewas mostly English and part American. Awesome retriever and a fantastic nose! After waiting several years my husband wanted a new chocolate lab from same lines and we got one who will soon turn 2. We drove from Dallas to Sievers to get this puppy. He is mostly American with some English and is an enthusiastic retriever--so much so that we felt he needed professional training so sent him to Texas Duck Dogs for 4 months (we now live in Dallas). He is obedient, gentle and we constantly get comments on what a beautiful dog he is--including from our vet who has 2 labs.

We just got our second dog from Gary and Gina. This one is absolutely as precious and adorable as…read morethe first. Gary and Gina are so nice and easy to work with. We are so thankful to them for adding this joy to our family!

Jeremy is direct, punctual and intuitive. After determining my dog was over-protective and not…read moreaggressive at the initial meeting, he was able to make drastic changes to my dogs behavior over a few sessions. He is gentle, yet assertive in his communication to the dog and client. He uses positive reinforcement to reward good behavior. And he GETS RESULTS quickly. If your dog has any issues give Jeremy a chance to work with it. Support a local business and have a well behaved dog.

We call her the Dog Whisperer. As a first-time pet owning family, we adopted a 9 week old Yorkiepoo…read morenamed Winston who was as cute as can be, but boy did he have an attitude (and a very small bladder! ). We were at our wits end when our vet recommended Kim with Positive Paws. I kid you not, after her very first visit to our home to work with Winston (and us!) we saw remarkable improvement in our adorable puppy. She imparted such good knowledge to help us understand what we were doing incorrectly and what we needed to do to get our little Winston potty trained and behaviorally trained. In only 5 lessons, we learned so much as did Winston. I can't thank Kim enough for helping us. I would highly, highly recommend Kim--her positive reinforcement style of training and her special way with dogs is unmatched!

We have been taking our Maltipoo to Sebastian's for grooming for 10 years and have always been very…read morehappy. Our little girl loves to go see her groomer.

The owner Luke, has such a passion and gift for working with dogs it is amazing! I highly recommend…read moretheir service.

The Packsmith is assisting us with training our dog. We cannot say enough good things about Luke…read more He understands dog behavior and knows how to help us help our dog. Luke is kind yet all business. Just call him. You will get no-bs, compassionate training, whether it is for a puppy or adult dog with issues.

I just wanted to say hi to all the staff there for taking care of my heart thank you for the love…read moreyou gave him. Thank you for your patience and your love you always gave me him your tender loving care even when he went over the rainbow bridge he was very lucky to have all of you will always will be the first place I will refer to to someone who needs a caring and safe place to them.

I took my dog Spencer in for re check of his back left leg. Dr.Tiffany Witten owner /veterinarian…read morewas overseeing his care along with Vet Techs Hannah and Lacey. Spencer went at 1230pm June 2nd in eating, walking and going to the bathroom with no assistance. He was a happy pain free 17 year old Shih Tzu. When brought out to me to take home he was having seizure/stroke like activity. WHICH NO ONE from there any concerns or take any medical attention. Except Taylor the Receptionist when taking him out of the cage in this condition and asked the Vet Techs is this normal? They struggled it off and said they didn't know. AND was willing for me to TAKE HIM home in this obviously distress state. HE WAS STIFFED ARM AND STRUGGLING TO BREATHE AND UNRESPONSIVE. I had Taylor take Spencer back in for medical attention which they stated they gave him seizure medication to calm him down. Dr Witten talk to me I ask what was going on? She said she wasn't sure that she thought it was neurological. I asked to speak to the vet Tech who administered his subcutaneously fluids see what his demeanor was before during and after. She said she was with another patient. But at the very end a girl name Hannah at the time I did not know her name very rude explain the seizure medication to me. Did not offer help take him to the car offer any assistance lock the door as soon as I stepped out of their facility. 3 days later after asking numerous times who his vet Tech was I found out on Thursday he Hannah. Why wasn't she introduced to me that Tuesday when she was brought in to go over the seizure medication? When Dr Witten knew I wanted to talk to her. What are you hiding? Dr Witten now has responded to my 1st review on fb reviews. Which looks like she has taken a down and blaming Spencer and me. Basically everything on him his age and being blind and deaf and underweight he was 17 he was happy and not in pain. He went in walking, eating and going to the bathroom on his own no assistance. He came out as a vegetable I was left to feed him puree food through a syringe. Dr. Witten is heartless not compassionate or caring she is more concerned about her bottom line meaning money. Than the care and the well being of my dog and possibly othersi She called to tell me he was ready to be picked up. Went over blood work. Stating the liver was a little elevated but concerned considering he had been on prednisone for the last 2 weeks and expected that to go back down once he was weaned off of it. NEVER ONCE DID SHE STATE to me like SHE did 4 days later. OF me begging when did he start these SEIZURE like activities and no one could answer. SHE FINALLY admitted on Thursday that Tuesday when she examined him he was showing those signs and thought it was stress. SERIOUSLY STRESS in and our conversation she stated he had tacky gums I had to ask for a syringe to give him water I had ask for subcutaneously fluids to be administered. Whch she said that's a good idea give us 20 to 25 minutes before you picking him up. Not once during the examination did she call me to tell me he was showing seizure like symptoms to see if I had ever noticed this or was it normal? Or call me to offer him IV fluids while he was in her care to rehydrate him. Dr Witten shows poor protocol as a veterinarian. And I would think she would refund all my $400 plus because I had to go to his veterinarian to get him help.

I recommend K9 Kabana to everyone I know; friends, colleagues, clients...everyone! The staff is SO…read moreexperienced and takes the time to give the highest standard of care to the dogs. Their priority is the safety and comfort of each and every dog in their care and that is evident in everything they do! I wouldn't trust any other facility in St. Charles County to care for my dogs!

Love. Love. Love. K9 Kabana is the absolute best place to take your pet for boarding. They get to…read moreinteract with other dogs with the same size and temperament. No sitting in a kennel all day long waiting to be taken out to go potty. Dogs playing with dogs ensures a day full of fun. If your dog doesn't happen to be the social type with other dogs, they do have "solo" accommodations. My littlest dog goes here as he tends to be "high maintenance" for my neighbors and friends to watch. He LOVES the Kabana. I never feel bad about leaving him here. In fact, I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to come home. Great place! Recommended by my vet.

Recently hired Jon to train my 1.5 year old Australian Shepherd. He was very kind and patient while…read moreexplaining the training process and aiding me in how I can best help my dog. We focused on obedience and I have seen a tremendous change!