The owners of this establishment appear to be extremely childish and aggressive. I forgot to pay…read morethe training fee (my bad), and received this email from one of the owners threatening to slander my name across Lawrence. As a business owner, especially a small business owner as she describes herself I would imagine her to have more professionalism. Clearly that is not the case and i discourage all from using Wagmore services. I have been a valuable customer for many months and a small incident such as this should never be dealt with in this manner. Please reconsider taking your precious pups to people who can use such violent words!!

We took our mini doodle to Puppy 1 and are currently going through Puppy 2. The training center is…read moreHUGE, the trainers are very knowledgeable and kind and our overall experience was great!

Walkers American bulldogs was great to work with. This breeder worked hard to make sure we were…read moreable to get a pup with a temperament that was appropriate for my family. She guided us every step of the way!

Jen was AMAZING to work with!! I had an American Bulldog born in 1998. So when it was time for my…read morenew dog I researched and found the same dogs in Jen's pedigrees. I decided to get a pup from Jen. She kept me in the loop every step of the way, during the transport to Massachusetts and followed up with mailing NKC paperwork and answered every question I had. Her dogs are classic Johnson American Bulldogs and I have the most amazing pup. I can't recommend Walker's enough. And she is very reasonably priced for top quality American Bulldogs!

My dogs have tried most of the kennels in southern Johnson County. I dread leaving them because…read morethey get kennel cough easily (they are 3 English Bulldogs) and seem to pick it up, despite being vaccinated. I think another factor with many of the fancy kennels in town is that there is no access to fresh air, or just hosed down AstroTurf if they do have an outdoor yard. I'm no dog expert but that seems like it would harbor a lot of germs. We tried leaving our dogs at home but 4 times a day isn't enough--they get bored and chew on furniture. Anyway, I was referred to Mystic Acres by a friend. They are located in an idyllic country setting and the kennel is spotless. We had to be out of town for a week so it was a trial by fire sort of situation. Upon walking in, Stacy, the owner wasn't phased when my 85 pound male jumped all over her--while I apologized for his behavior, she put me right at ease. I could tell she was a "dog person" (which I guess you would be if you own a dog kennel!) but she didn't make me feel bad about having such a Motley Crue of 3 crazy, pulling dogs. Instead, she helped me get them settled in one by one. Whew! I called several times while we were out of town--she always answered my calls and gave me updates on my "boys" and mama. We let her know when our flight would be in and you can pick up as late as 8pm on weekdays. My dogs acted happy and normal (tired) when they got home. Before, they have acted strange--almost shell shocked after coming home from a kennel. Which is so heartbreaking because they can't talk to tell you what happened. They also are showing no signs of drippy nose or any illness! This means I won't be dropping money on a dang vet bill for 3 dogs. I really can't tell you what a relief it is to find a place we can trust with our dogs, that are really like family members to us. I want to thank them for taking such good care of my "fur kids". We will be back!

I felt okay after dropping my dog off, the kennels looked nice, the property was well taken care of…read moreand the staff was friendly enough. I asked the best way to get updates and if picture updates were able to be done. I was told to text their number they had previously contacted me with as long as it's before 9 pm. I texted the number the first afternoon after I dropped my dog off and didn't receive a response until the following day. I again requested picture updates which I was told they would send some, however I never received any during my dogs week long stay. My dog also came home with multiple scabs on all 4 legs and hot spots on his paws and between his back legs. I have boarded my dog at multiple kennels/doggy daycare and he has not come home with these type of scabs and hot spots before which I know can be from stress. The price was the best I had found and convenient location for living south of Olathe which were the positives of his stay.

We absolutely love Lawrence pet friends. We were nervous about leaving our cats at home while we…read morewent on a 5 day vacation. Lawrence pet friends took away all our worries. They are total pros. Staff is amazing! You can tell they are animal lovers. They were easy to communicate with and always prompt and courteous. Highly recommend!

This company is simply the best! I knew my beloved feline companion would be well cared for,…read moreincluding administering her medications.

Beautiful facility with turf, play equipment, pool pawty's, cookies, a groomer, a trainer and the…read morebest staff. Love that we can look at pictures every day and our pup tells the true story - he cannot WAIT to go and truly loves the people and his pup pals. We use daycare Mon-Fri, have gotten training from David and the best grooming.

Read this before boarding your dog here, if you care at all for their well being. I'm sorry, it's…read morelong. My first issue with this place is their pricing is not at all transparent on their website. Their website says $45 a night. This is grossly misleading. My dog is incredibly anxious and takes medication to help with that. They charged me to give her her meds that I provided for her. $95. Ninety five dollars to give a dog one and a half pills once a day. Not once did they mention this either on their website or when I was dropping her off. I shrugged that off. Irritated, but those meds keep my dog safe and I will pay ANY amount to keep her safe. And then I got home. Whereupon I noticed two large injuries on her front paws. One swelling abrasion, and one puncture wound. Naturally concerned, I called them to ask about it. The manager that I spoke to was very helpful and apologetic and said that he'd discuss with his staff and get back to me. He was polite and overall a joy to speak to and deserves a promotion. He said that he didn't notice any injuries on my dog during his time with her. After the call, I received a call back from the owner. He was condescending and short with me, blaming my dogs swollen paw on a grass allergy. Plausible, right? No. She is a mostly outdoor dog and we regularly go on walks in grassy areas. Beyond that- get this! He said during my dogs nail trim, he noticed the abrasion and thought nothing of it. His exact words were "it's like a kid at daycare, right? Sometimes they get hurt." Which absolutely makes sense, but the difference here is the kids parents would get a call, an incident report, anything to be like "hey this happened FYI." And if I had gotten a call I wouldn't be so angry. When I brought up the lack of communication (which, btw, I called 2-3 times to check on her during my trip and this was NEVER mentioned) he said "oh do you want me to make a note of that in her file to give you a call if something like this happens again?" (That should be default. Call the owner if something happens to their dog, what the crap?) And I said "no thank you, she won't be returning so that won't be necessary", and instead of working with me to find a solution, or at the VERY least offering to cover veterinary bills or refund the $95 that they didn't tell me I would be paying, he offered a very condescending goodbye and promptly hung up on me. Also please note that NO ONE NOTICED THE PUNCTURE WOUND on my dog over the course of her stay, when it was visible enough that we noticed within ten minutes. I respect that this is a family owned business and appreciate the work that went into building this, but the negligence and lack of communication and transparency is not acceptable. Not to mention the absolute lack of any solution offered besides "put Neosporin on it". TLDR: they did not disclose pricing, were very condescending, and my dog came back injured.

We were thoroughly impressed w/ them!!! They were so knowledgeable, helpful and forthright! The…read moreadoption fee was a little more than many places, but it was well worth it b/c we know exactly the health of the dog we adopted!

Coming from OKC with a vet we were less than disappointed in, this office has been great! They're…read moreextra patient with our high-energy pup who HATES getting her nails done and loves to bark at every new person she meets... until they pet her. ‍ Not had a bad experience, even during quarantine "drive-up" visits.

Kale boy. He loves his Oakbrook visits. The staff is so friendly. When i say let's go see the…read moredoctors, he jumps in the jeep.

David and DogWatch KC are by far the best hidden fence company in the metro area. Their product…read moreline is the highest quality available, priced competitively and the lowest maintenance of any competitors. But what really makes the difference is how David does business: best customer service, honest and great communication from the first call to install and beyond! I shopped 3-4 other companies when we needed a hidden fence system and honestly I would have chosen Daivd and DogWatch KC just because their product is so much better than the others, but on top of that, they're also true professionals to work with! I can't recommend this company enough, it should be the only choice if you need a hidden fence system.

We are so impressed with Dave and his product!! He came out and got it all set up and worked with…read morethe dogs for at least an hour. Then he came back a week later because one of our dogs was having some issues and he worked with him for another 45 minutes! Outstanding deal and the fence and collars have worked flawlessly for over a year now. Highly recommended!!