Everyone has been great helping our new pup socialize at camp. He loves his camp days! Special…read moreshout out to Grace for walking us through all of the puppy calming options/recommendations. Thank you for taking the time!

Horrific. The haircut isn't bad but for nearly 100$ I didn't pay for my dog to come back cut up…read more Also did not mention that she cut him until I found it myself Do not go to Kim M if you are getting your dogs hair cut she will filet them. Also this is a picture nearly 1 week after the groom!

We have a rescue puppy who was extremely scared and shy of everything. Gail worked with us…read moreindividually and in class and our puppy, Zoe, has really come out of her shell! Gail was very effective and patient with training us to train our puppy. I highly recommend her, she is very passionate about her work and does it thru compassion and positive training.

I was so impressed. We took our eleven month old French Bulldog to Gail Clark at K9 Shrink to…read morestart obedience training. Frenchies are well known to b somewhat stubborn and can be a challenge to train. Last week while I was going out our front door she pushed by me and bolted. She loves to run, and ended up across the road and about 50 yards away at the end of our neighbors drive. Knowing I couldn't catch her, I stopped and called her name and the command to come. She immediately turned and ran at top speed back, stopping in front of me. This is due to the training she received and so far she's only been to four sessions. We all love our dogs and view them as members of our household, and as such you owe it to yourself and your dog to have a well trained and behaved animal. Gail has done an excellent job, we like her technique and we would highly recommend her services. John R. Fort Collins

I took a class last winter, hopefully this teacher is no longer there. She was young. I was not…read moreimpressed because she wasn't focused on her students. I should have asked for my money back. She often rushed through things. She didn't have an awareness of how to teach human adults, by saying something , show something, say it again in a different way, show it again slowly. She said it once, showed it quickly then expected us to do it. She would show something, then have us go do it while she talked with her friends she brought in. She didn't pay attention to her students. She only offered help when I was struggling if I asked for her help, she didn't notice when people were struggling. She was stern and not approachable. She said she had lots of experience training. Perhaps that was true but she needs to work on people skills to be a group dog trainer. This intro class was designed to rush us through a program of a bunch of different things every time so that maybe we felt we learned a lot and got our moneys worth, rather than make sure we had important things down really well. The instructor said that after we finished the class we could come in for open play. I called and left a message about this twice but no one called me back. The place was freezing cold in the winter and smelly. I've heard other people like this place, but I won't go back. I also read the review about a woman abusing a dog here and people being rude. Big fat NO.

I visited the Canine Learning Center with a friend, as I am thinking about getting a dog and would…read morewant a friendly place to train and also meet the local canine community. I was fortunate to watch a class and was super impressed. It is under new ownership - Brad and Kathy are really helpful and friendly. The space is super clean and inviting. They offer a huge range of classes from beginner to competitive in many disciplines - Very encouraging of all levels and creates an awesome environment to learn and grow. I am looking forward to coming back there for more classes.

Alana is amazing! Xochi my Cowboy Corgi hadn't been seen by a passionate groomer since she got to…read moreColorado in 2021. I can say that without a doubt we will be back for consistent grooming from now on. I was a bit hesitant only because we have had such bad luck with other groomers just not making a difference. A huge applause to Alana again for caring about the entire process for both dog and owner.

She has answered all of my questions and honestly the only one of many who even bothered to reply.read more

Caring Pathways was truly a blessing during one of the most difficult times in my life. Leslie,…read moreDesiree, and Destiney were absolute angels--kind, accommodating, and deeply understanding. It's only a YEAR later that I'm getting around to writing this review, and the experience with this company still makes me tear up, with gratitude! As a first-time client, I had some special requests, like keeping my dog's body for a few days while I finalized ideas for memorabilia. They honored my wishes with such grace and compassion. When I needed an urn, they went above and beyond, showing me their inventory so I could select the perfect one, as each wood option was uniquely cut and meaningful. Their attention to detail and genuine care for my situation made such a difference. Despite my attempts to give them a cash tip as a thank-you, they kindly refused and asked that I leave a review instead. So here it is (a YEAR later): Caring Pathways offers incredible service with a truly compassionate touch. I can't recommend them enough. The vet, Kaity, and her assistant that came to help us were just as much of a blessing as the ladies at the mortuary. You're all just the most extraordinary team of humans!! Thank you, again!!!! With love, from Teresa & Bourbon.

Caring Pathways and the staff is the most empathetic place one could imagine. I had to make couple…read moreof phone calls to them and their care about a beloved animal is amazing. Dr. Kira came to our house and she was just amazing from the moment she stepped in. She made everything so comfortable for us. She gave us as much time as we needed with our little angel, Casper. Casper slipped away softly surrounded by his family in his favorite place. We couldn't thank you enough, Caring Pathways and D.Kira.

I wish I could go back and choose differently…read more We enrolled our rescue dog in the board and train program in 2024. He came from the shelter with clear signs of separation anxiety, hypervigilance, and what looked like the emotional scars of past abuse. We truly wanted to help him adjust and feel safe, so we trusted this program to set him on the right path. But looking back, I regret it. My first red flag came during a visit when I noticed a bite wound on his foreleg. I was told he'd been placed in a pen with one of the trainer's personal dogs--who attacked him. My dog had always been social and dog-friendly, so this felt like an avoidable situation. She was treating the wound, but I left feeling uneasy. Then came the Fourth of July. I got a message saying we could pick him up early--a full week early--because she was heading out of town. She said someone would be there to feed him, but he wouldn't be training anymore. That alone was disappointing, but we figured if he was "ready," we'd make the most of it. When we picked him up, he was only responding to commands about 75% of the time. I assumed he was just overstimulated from seeing us again. But over the next few days, things got worse. Despite carefully following the training notes we were given, our dog regressed significantly. He became more anxious, more reactive, and less responsive than before the program. Now, over a year later, he still reliably responds only to "sit"--which I taught him. "Lay down" works about half the time. Every other command? Gone. Later, when I shared my experience with others in the community, I learned I wasn't alone. Two separate people knew exactly which dog had bitten mine before I even said the name. One had a similar experience with that same dog; the other knew someone who had. That told me everything I needed to know. We paid $2,500, and in the end, my dog came home more anxious and less trusting of other dogs. I wish I could say otherwise, but I wouldn't recommend this program. On paper, it looks great. In practice, the local community seems to know better. I only wish I'd asked around before enrolling. Please do your research, and trust your gut.

i can't rave about this place enough. i did the 4 week board & train with my girl to prepare her…read moreto become a service dog. Not only did she learn all her basics but she had a fantastic time & came back confident & happy. I'm actually sending my 2nd dog who has severe anxiety for board & train as well. you can trust them with your babies. Wonderful, caring people who are fantastic with dogs.

I've known Lisa for a long time. Twice in the past I'd reached out for help with dogs with…read moredifficult behavior problems so when recently adopting a young puppy, I signed up for some private sessions right away before we started any bad habits. As usual Lisa was amazing. On the way home after the second session, my partner turned to me and said he'd learned more in five minutes with Lisa than he'd learned in all the regular puppy classes we'd attended locally. I couldn't agree more. Thank you Lisa.

It doesn't get any better than this. I went through three trainers to help me with my little…read moreMaltese dog, Max to no avail. It wasn't until I met Lisa at All About My Dog that I finally learned the tools that I needed to train my dog. Before meeting Lisa, Max would be aggressive towards other dogs that he would meet mostly because he was afraid and I was not handling the situation correctly. He was also not good on a leash. After working with Lisa, Max and I are now able to meet new dogs with no aggression or fear and he now walks happily on a leash. Thank you Lisa for teaching me the tools needed to train both me and Max!

When we first adopted Sammy, a young male Malamute, we had our work cut out for us. Sammy was…read moreinherently a good tempered dog, but was toy aggressive, prone to marking in the house, and had separation anxiety. Sally came to our house, spoke with us about our training goals, and developed a plan using techniques that were comfortable for us. In a few sessions, Sammy's problematic behavior disappeared and he is currently extremely well adjusted and very bonded to us. As our goals evolved, Sally invited us to her fenced property to work on recall in a distracting but safe environment. That, too, has gone extremely well! As a veterinarian, I appreciate Sally's approach to "training the trainer" and her ability to adapt to each dog and owner, as well as the unique relationship between the two. Sally's expertise is immediately evident though she is relatable and fun. She is highly professional and an excellent communicator. We are grateful to have found her and will continue to recommend True Potential K9 to my friends and colleagues!

From the owner: Dog training unique to each individual owner and dog based on needs and lifestyle goals. Pets to…read moresport dogs to police k9s, we can offer something for all your canine needs.

Love this Groomer. I have an older dog who has trouble being at a shop all day. Its a relief to…read moreknow that I can have someone come to the house and take care of my little lady.

From the owner: Barking Blackstone is owned and operated by Kellie Blackstone, a NDGAA certified Master Groomer…read more With over 10 years of grooming experience Kellie started Barking Blackstone as a house call grooming service in 2020 and upgraded to a grooming trailer in September 2021.

I've had 2 sessions now with Jackie, who has helped us changed the way we approach training with…read moreour dog, Flash. He seems to have developed "stranger danger" as an adult, very suddenly and we've been beside ourselves with worry. We just want Flash to be happy, but it's clear that visitors frighten him now. Jackie has helped us create daily habits and visitor habits that make Flash feel safer and therefore happier. We still have some work to do, but we're learning to deal with his issues with positive reinforcement. It's a lot of work, but so worth it. We're learning training tools that we'll continue to use with all our pets for the rest of our lives! Because, really, we (the humans) are the ones who need training, right? We are working on getting to the place where we can have visitors and not have to worry about their or Flash's safety, but we are making worlds of progress in the meantime!

Finally a SANE and well intentioned articulate puppy/iobedience trainer. I have met a lot of off…read morekilter and dogmatic (lol) trainers that had me intimidated and confused. One week and my little soft bundle became a wiley and rambunctious nipper..so sigh, I really need help. So I am grateful and hopeful. I just engaged her for a 6 week, at'-home training.