Absolutely love Dogtopia!! The staff and management are…read moresuper friendly. They always make sure my dog is well cared for and gets lots of playtime. The facility is clean and my dog is always happy to go there :)

Fabulous care for my Border Collie during our visit. I appreciate everyone on the very able staff.read more

Brianna is a God send! She looked after our dog and our house for 2.5 weeks. She was excellent at…read morecommunicating before and after the sit. We have tried quite a few house / dog sitters and she was the best. Very professiona! She bonded amazingly well with our pup. She watered house plants too! She shared pictures while we were away. We loved that. She happens to be a vet tech so that made us very comfortable. We will use her whenever she is available. She will take great care of your pet and house. Brianna was reasonably priced for how good she was.

We have used Brianna on multiple occasions to take care of our dogs. There is no one better! She is…read moretrustworthy, responsible, experienced, and we always know our babies are being well cared for in our absence. She takes good care of our home, as well. It's always spotless upon our return. I highly recommend her when you are traveling and need the best petsitter and housesitter in the area! We feel lucky to have found her!

Camp Lisa is an amazing boarding facility! The cage free concept allowed my Skylar pup to feel…read morecomfortable. The kennels are great because they allow access to inside and outside zones. Skylar was carefully placed with other dogs that were her size and age. When we picked up Skylar she was happy and appeared clean. A couple days later, I took her to a vet appointment, and she was very social with other dogs. This was not like her at all! Camp Lisa actually helped my dog become socialized. I will be bringing her back to Camp Lisa! I have recommended this place to friends. I feel lucky that this place is in our community. Thank you Camp Lisa for making sure our Skylar was well cared for!

What a great service in our area! Camp Lisa was recommended by a friend and we were so impressed…read morewith the cleanliness of the facility and the staff and how happy all the dogs were! Feels like our Hazel is staying with family! She gets to just be a dog....will not leave her any place else..Thank you!

I enrolled my dog in their 3-week board-and-train program for $3,600. During camp, they sent…read moreoccasional photos and videos, which made me feel things were going well. But when I got her back, she was wearing a prong collar -- one of those metal collars with sharp prongs. I was told to keep it on for a week and follow their training modules exactly. We followed their instructions. A week later, I discovered puncture wounds on her neck. They were bleeding and infected, so we rushed her to the emergency vet, where she was treated for several punctures and infection. The bill came to $1,400. When I contacted Benchmark, horrified, the trainer admitted she "had forgotten to mention" that the prong collar should only be used during training sessions and removed afterward. That information would have been critical and could have prevented the injury. The follow up email with instructions also did not mention it anywhere. I still don't know if she was already hurt before she came back home, or if the tight collar caused it during that week, but either way, it was a major oversight. The collar itself was clearly too tight. If they had added just one more link, it would have fit better and may have avoided the injury altogether. Instead, my dog suffered, and the recovery set her back weeks -- undoing much of the progress she had made. Benchmark's official response was that they "take no responsibility" for anything that happens outside of camp. After that, I never heard back from them. My program was supposed to include follow-up lessons, but once I reported the injury, it seems they cut off communication. Between the $3,600 program and the $1,400 vet bill, I lost $5,000 -- and ended up with a traumatized dog who couldn't even continue her training while she healed. They claim to care about animals, but they rely on harsh tools like prong collars and e-collars, fit them improperly, and fail to provide basic instructions on safe use. Then, when their methods cause real harm, they refuse to take accountability. I waited a few weeks to see if Benchmark Dog Training would reach back out to address what happened to my dog. They never did, so I'm sharing my experience here. I cannot recommend Benchmark Dog Training. If you love your pups, look elsewhere.

Marsha was professional and on time. We signed up for private lessons at our home. She was great…read morewith our dog and also us, as first time dog owners. She was knowledgeable and patient. She taught us how to be firm with our spirited puppy while also balancing love and patience. She was great at answering questions we had with challenges. Our puppy learned several commands and we learned some tips and tricks to help our puppy and ourselves be successful in our training goals.

Jen is THE best!! We have a very shy German Shepherd and he warmed up to Jen immediately. We feel…read moreconfident leaving him and know he is in great hands. Thanks, Jen!!

Lucky Dog schools was amazing! Highly recommended. She works magic with owners and dogs lol…read more Emphasizes that training is much more about the trainer than it is the dog, so go in ready to learn!

I recently picked up my black lab, Jacks, after a week of boarding, and unfortunately had a very…read moreuncomfortable interaction with the groomer. The first thing said to me when I asked how he did was: "He's a DICK." I was honestly shocked. Apparently, he did not like the high-powered dryer or having his feet handled during grooming. While I completely understand that some dogs can be difficult to groom -- especially large dogs unfamiliar with professional grooming environments -- the way this was communicated was extremely unprofessional. A professional groomer could have easily said he was "difficult to groom," "anxious during drying," "didn't tolerate the dryer well," or "struggled with foot handling." Any of those would have communicated the issue appropriately without immediately insulting my dog the moment I reunited with him after 6 days away. What made it more confusing was that I had originally asked how Jacks did during boarding overall, and only after I questioned the comment did the groomer add, "But he's so sweet otherwise." So clearly this was situational grooming behavior, not an aggressive or dangerous dog. I've washed him at PetSmart before without issue, so while I understand every environment is different, the bedside manner here really left a bad impression. I left feeling uncomfortable and honestly, still kind of stunned by the interaction. The groomer also recommended I continue booking grooming appointments so he could "get used to it," but after that interaction, that's going to be a hard no from me. The initial boarding staff when I dropped him off was kind, and Jacks otherwise seemed happy and well cared for during his stay, but customer communication matters -- especially in animal care.

We boarded our two Great Danes for nine days while we were on vacation and I was really pleased…read morewith Cindy and Kay. I called a few times before hand as this was the dogs first time being boarded and we were in regular communication while on vacation. The whole time reviving great service. The dogs seemed to get along very well while staying there. Very easy online registration and I just emailed the dogs' shot records and was communicated with and updated every step Of the way.

We needed to board our dog, Aldo, for 20 days, so we tried Bentley's Ruff House. Bentley's Ruff…read moreHouse is family-operated, and you deal with the owners themselves. They took great care of our dog, and when we picked him up, he was all bathed. Thank you, Bentley's Ruff House!

New to the area and was recommended Bentleys from my dad and brother who board their dogs here…read moreoften. My two little guys have had great times on their two stays! Easy to email in and ask for updates and pictures, and they always come home freshly bathed, happy, and tired :)

Dr. Tafoya saved my Gigi's life and I'm extremely grateful for her. Gigi started having seizures…read moreand throwing up one morning. I called this vet and they were able to take her in right away. When Gigi and I got back home, Gigi started having back to back seizures; I was so scared that I would lose her. I called this vet back right away and they told me to bring her back immediately. I believe we went to this vet three days in a row and they took such good care of her. They gave her an IV and at the end, the seizures stopped. Gigi is now on two medications to help with her seizures. My other fur-child, Lola, was coughing recently and I brought her here-- This was also a last minute appointment. Dr. Griffith took good care of her and prescribed her medication and now she's all fine. The doctors and the staff here are so great! I live in Sacramento, so it takes me an hour to get here, but I don't mind, because I know my fur-children are in the BEST care. HIGHLY recommend this vet!

My aunt has been taking her dogs and cats there for years.. I believe their new name is Gold…read moreCountry VetS. My aunt is 98 and her doberman is like her baby.. she has had 5 in the past. The vet, assistants and all of the employees are always kind and caring . My aunt is very hard of hearing so they write everything out for her. we are very happy with them and highly recommend them to others