My pack is a motley crew all adopted from ACCT Philly, where i have volunteered.each has his own…read morefears, anxieties and personality.i needed obedience training and cohesion and confidence in my pack. Melissa Windsor and Elisa LaFont are rescue partners of ACCT Philly and they pull many dogs through their rescue, Balanced Buddies. After researching various dog training philosophies, I felt that the Pressure and Release approach would work best for my fearful dogs. This method is basically leash training. They came to our house and we formed a group for lessons. Over 5 weeks in my backyard we saw an amazing transformation in my pack. They recognize and enjoy my leadership.They are mych more relaxed and trusting of my leadership. Basically, I learned to lead and communicate to my dogs what I expect of them. Elisa and Melissa are smart, funny and professional. With an easy to understand philisophy and lots of laughs, they did amazing things with my dogs:) dog training with the Unmistakeable Dog was one of the smartest decisions I ever made

Elisa and her team worked wonders with our headstrong little cockapoo. We slipped up and needed to…read moreretrain her in the crate at 9 months. One night was all it took! Elisa also helped us discover that our picky eater (rejected all kibble) would devour "puploaf," which is easy and affordable to make. We have a whole new pup thanks to Elisa. Her attention to detail and responsivenesss were so appreciated. Strong recommendation!

My Aussie and pitty love it here you'll never find such a attentive loving staff anywhere else and…read morethere so patient with my Aussie she has a bit of anxiety but seeing pics like these where they have her out her bubble and my pitty who just always loves to play and they 24/7 boarding experience is just 10/10 all around

Before my older doggy passed, he needed some special accommodations and TLC when boarding. We moved…read morefrom the original place we went to Fetch and he absolutely loved it. When he passed and we got a new doggie, we knew exactly where we would be bringing him. Our new pup is a ton of energy and Fetch meets all of his needs. They take care of him, they make sure he gets all of the enrichment and activity and downtime he needs The staff is wonderful, management is amazing, the facility is beautiful. We are so lucky to live near such a great place. Our pup can't wait for his daycare days! He's waiting by the front door ready to go every morning. And we also love the selfies and social media posts that we get to see of our babies having a blast!

I had never left my rescue dog with anyone until I met Lisa and used Suburban Outsitters! What a…read moregreat experience for me and for My Prince! Lisa updated me on how things were going and really put me at ease..... I felt like I was leaving my baby for the first time... Prince gained a new best friend. We will not hesitate to call on Lisa and Suburban Outsitters again!

We've used Dogs Gone Walking for many years and they are wonderful! I love the daily emails to…read morekeep us informed. Barbara and her team are great to work with and very flexible.

Barbara and the team go above and beyond! We are happy to use them any time we go on vacation.read more

Been going here for the last two years. Prices are competitive. I also like the fact that I can…read moreaccompany my pet to exam room making her feel less anxious.

Not a place to go for dogs of bully breed. I have been bringing both of my pit bulls here for…read moreyears. My one dog has nervous behavior and a history of fear based aggression which had been resolved with training and anxiety medication. He was not acting like himself and was concerned that he was in pain or not feeling well. When bringing him in the Dr was convinced this was all behavior based. Instilling fear in me that he could "go after anyone". Without much information about him at all she brought up about re-homing our dog. When assessing him she did say he has limited mobility in his hips and gave him an anti inflammatory shot. After the anti inflammatory shot he's a new dog acting much like himself which shows me he probably was in some discomfort with his hips. I don't feel comfortable bringing my dog back to a place who will just judge based on breed. Will be finding a new vet.

First time our dog has ever been in a kennel and Kathy was amazing from our pre-visit to pick up…read more She even sent us an update on how our dog was making out while there. Will definitely be back if we need her services. I would recommend them to anyone looking to leave their pet with a reliable, reasonable, local kennel.

This was our first time here as our previous kennel was closing and recommended Kokas. Only one…read morenight stay for Lola and all went well. We will use them again.

I have been taking all of my furkids to BMD for 25+ years. Starting way back when Dr. Dym was…read morethere. We've had many rescue dogs and cats over the years and all have received excellent care. Dr. Souders has been our primary vet for the past 20 or so years. She is spectacular and specializes in cats, which that's all we have right now. I trust her 1000%. Vet expenses are high, no doubt, but that's true no matter where you go. It's just the way it is. I wouldn't trust my furkids to anyone else.

I've taken my dog here for about five years, but communication and follow-up have become…read moreunacceptable. Calls and messages were often ignored, and a serious issues were misdiagnosed with no responsibility taken. I've since moved to another clinic that provides far better care and professionalism.

The true measure of a good business is not only the level of service they offer when things go…read morewell, but how they handle things in unfortunate situations. And for that reason, K9 Basics, Clif Wyck Farms Kennels and the owners Lisa & Brian, get the lowest possible rating. I signed up my 3 year old Pitbull, Iris, for their Board and Train program. The cost is $3,500. Iris was assessed and a 3 week training was recommended. I dropped her off on 2/14 and was tentatively scheduled to pick her up on 3/7. On the morning of 2/27 after being there for 14 days Iris got violently ill . She had diarrhea and began excessively vomiting. Lisa determined that Iris's condition couldn't wait for my emergency contact to get there and decided to take her to the vet. X-rays were taken and showed a foreign material in her stomach. I was told if this was still in her stomach by the morning that emergency surgery would need to be done. She was admitted overnight and given medication and IV fluid. The next morning the X-rays were taken again and the foreign material had moved from her stomach to her colon. The foreign material was no longer a threat and Iris was able to be released. As soon as I got her home from the vet she had a bowel movement which appeared to consist of either mulch, saw dust or some sort of grains or seeds. This same description was in her vet report as being in her vomit. I sent a picture of this to Lisa who I had been in constant communication with throughout. She called me and told me there was a 100% chance that Iris did not ingest this material while in her care and insisted that it happened prior to coming to training. Keep in mind this is day 14 of her being there. Now I understand this is a possibility but to say 100% is in my opinion ridiculous. My vet bill was $2,400 and I was also charged $350 to transport Iris from the kennel to the vet. Although I consider that transport charge excessive (profit from my misfortune), these charges were all clearly listed in the contract I signed. However I no longer felt comfortable bringing Iris back for the remainder of training. I respectfully asked for a refund for the last week that she would no longer be attending. Lisa responded by explaining they have only issued a refund once in the 14 years they have been in business and that was because a dog had to get their leg amputated due to their negligence. I asked her to please discuss with her partners and reconsider. Later that day I received a call from one of her employees telling me that Lisa and her husband would not be issuing me any refunds and my only option was to complete the remainder of training. I called Lisa immediately but she stopped accepting my phone calls. As for the training itself: I will preface this by saying, Iris only completed 2 of the 3 weeks they recommended, but it did absolutely nothing. She left with all the issues she arrived with except now when I go to put the shock collar/ e-collar (semantics) on her she runs into her cage and trembles. If you are the type of person who can administer pain to your dog while they look to you in fear for not understanding basic commands this training is for you. Even then, proceed with caution and know that if something goes wrong they will take no accountability. I too own a small business and it pains me to leave my first negative review but I am left with no other options besides social forums, credit disputes or legal action.

The kennel staff and the owner in particular, are nothing short of wonderful, caring, considerate…read moreand most of all knowledgeable with respect to care and comfort of your dog while in their charge. I have been a client for nearly four years. Jackson absolutely adores the owner and the staff. He wiggles his backside like he is greeting his best friends each morning at drop off. He really doesn't want to leave at day's end and tries his best to sneak back in! He has enjoyed a few new experiences such as playing in the sprinkler - he thoroughly enjoys the homemade pumpkin pops that are made with a bit of extra love. So much nicer of a place than those that do not have outdoor facilities - the yards here are groomed and kept immaculate. Give them a try; your dog will love you even more for it!