Your Paws and Me was a GOD SEND for our little fur family! we had gotten littermates and basic…read moretraining was such a struggle with 2, not to mention the overwhelming obstacles we have encountered with having littermates. From the very first ohone call we knew we were in good, genuine, knowledgeable, and passionate hands. We sent our boys for board and training (3 weeks total) and it was the best investment. We loved getting regular updates while the boys were away and we never once worried about how they were treated or if they were being loved and cared for while boarding. No complaints about our experience at all! Both our puppies and we as their owners were given all the tools we needed to continue to be successful once we were all back home after board and train.

From the owner: Your Paws and Me prides itself on using classical and operant conditioning with NO positive…read morepunishment when training our beloved pets. We use Positive reinforcement in all training, which is considered a mark and reward system. We will never use or advise using shock collars, choke chains, prong collars, or any other aversive device or tool. We work to open a line of communication between you and your dog that will create a lifelong trusting bond without the worry of behavior fallout from aversives. We offer puppy, basic and advanced good manners, general behavior modification, board and train, vacation boarding, and day training. Your Paws and Me will use the most up-to-date scientific methods in dog training! Visit our website today for more information.

What a great place! I could really tell each and every person working there loves dogs. Clean,…read morefriendly, good pricing, and they truly love my dog. My dog loves it too.

I'm so happy to have found Paw Pack! They couldn't be nicer, and took the time to explain how they…read moredo things, and show me the boarding area. I think my little dude is going to love it there. I signed him up to try out day care, and I know he is going to love playing with some new friends. I had him groomed, and the groomer did a fantastic job. He looks great. We will definitely be back often.

Make appointments on line then because they did not have any other appointments for the day they…read morechanged my appointment to the next day at a different time. They do have a Groomer coming in, but they will not let the Groomer groom my dog at the original time that I had, I even have a picture of it, but they don't believe me so I will never buy from the store again. I will never groom from the store again and I severely hope that you take my advice and never do that either.

Very disappointed with the grooming service. My dog left just as stinky as he came, and they didn't…read moreeven finish the full groom and I had to pay full price. My dog's past groomers never had an issue with my dog's behavior. Apparently the groomers on staff couldn't finish clipping his nails or finish his cut because "he was flailing" and "he was trying to bite them." She was showing us when I went to pick him up how he reacted to the scissors, and it was clear she just no effort to restrain his movements, and just didn't know how to make my dog feel more comfortable. They made no effort to right their wrongs with his grooming, no offer of a discount or anything. They just suggested I spend more money to take him to a vet to finish the job. I asked if he actually bit them, and they said no. Save your money and go to a groomer who knows how to handle a dog appropriately.

My dog loves this place. We've used their boarding services and daycare. Book in advance because…read morethey fill up, especially around holidays. But that's just because so many dogs love going there! Great daycare.

0 communication and introduction, no walk through, seemed understaffed. The girl who seemed to be…read morethe one handling my pup was not good with behaviors of shy Aussies who have a fear of people they don't know. Which was stated in his profile. My dog came back to me extremely stressed out. I was told he did bad, that he was nervous the whole time but I never received a call to come get him in a whole 6hours. And I was told he had no recall, which is due to his fear of people he doesn't know, he is not going to come to you if he doesn't know you. My dog was panting, drinking a ton of water and refused to leave my side the rest of the night. I tried to reach out twice, once in email and once in the site message system. I never received an answer. I put in a request to deactivate my account, they have yet to do so.

I drive 45 minutes each way to keep my dog doing his overnights here and I travel monthly. Best…read moreplace I ever found. Very individualized. Staff know your pet and your pet knows them. Never a bad stay and I'm a 4 year customer. HIGHLY RECOMMEND John Wetzel

I was hesitant to take my baby anywhere. But with the free tour, the amazing staff, and the daily…read morepictures of my animal I was so incredibly happy with my experience. Graycie(my cat) got her own cat condo with her own litter box. She has interactions with staff and played with toys as well. She was allowed to have her own bed in her condo as well as some toys of her own. I called to check on her and she was doing great. They uploaded daily pictures and make sure that they animals are taken care of. I also had the opportunity to see how the dogs were cared for! And I'm saying this with 100% honesty, TAKE YOUR PETS HERE if you go away! They do an amazing job!

Very happy to have stumbled across Keystone K-9. Great staff…read moreand the girls get excited to go each morning. Thanks Josh!

So I hate to do this. But ever since Greenlin took over this location I have been beyond…read moredisappointed. When it was Keystone, I paid $5000 for a two week board and train. The results were amazing! We have a 1 1/2 year old Boxer puppy...by definition he is a spaz. At Keystone, they welcomed him with open arms and understood he was just a baby. Once Greenlin took over, it went downhill FAST. We paid about $275 for a daycare package. The staff decided he was too energetic and required him to have more training. This cost us $50 EVERY SINGLE TIME he is there. They don't deduct from the package, this is further out of pocket. So, we pay $50 per visit for him to be on a leash and nowhere near the other dogs. A staff member told us they believe this has been blown way out of proportion and that he doesn't need additional training. They also say if it were their dog, they would go elsewhere. This speaks volumes to me. He's a freaking puppy without a mean bone in his body! My husband called and left a message asking for a refund of the daycare package WE PAID FOR AND HAVE NOT RECEIVED. Can you guess if we got a call back? Of course we didn't. So, guess what? They are losing our business and I will be sure to let everyone I know how we and our puppy have been treated. They rob you of your original $ and look at you as a cash cow. You won't be looking at our puppy (or us) as cash cows anymore. Extremely pissed off and disappointed in this place! Avoid at all costs unless you want to be ripped off like us.

Thank you so much to the team at Paw Prints Forever for your incredible care and dedication…read more Everyone treated my beloved pet with such thoughtfulness and respect after their passing. We are deeply grateful for your compassion and support during this difficult time.

Paw Prints Forever is a God send .The services they offer are invaluable . We made the hardest…read moredecision to put down our two Akitas, Nani and Mufasa. They were cherished family members for over 12 years . The time had come that their bodies were failing and their quality of life was diminishing . To do the companionate thing was to put them down at home . It was their domain all their lives . They were surround by their family when it was time to send them home to God . Paws Forever was very helpful with all ours questions . Christine was very helpful and compaionate . Dr Holmsted was the vet who put them down. He explained everything , answered questions , was sympathetic to all our needs , and really cared for us and our babies. I can't say enough about the both of them .....they were great and Nani and Mufasa were fortunate to have them . After they were put down , we had them creamated at Paw Prints Forever. They were creamated and ready for pick the next day . We found solitude knowing they were back home with their family. Many thanks to all at Paw Prints Forever. I highly recommend their services if your thinking about providing the best for your loved family member

They put down my baby girl Callie, 18 years young but she had lost more than half her weight and…read morehad trouble getting around. They were a great comfort at a difficult time for us.

Don't know where to start but what a wonderful company. We had to have our cat euthanized this week…read moreand this was the 3rd pet we used them for. They make the whole experience as good as it can be under the circumstances. The pet doesn't even know what happened. No stress taking them to the vet and much easier on the family as well. No crying in front of a bunch of strangers. Mary was who came (for the second time we used them) and she is so caring and compassionate. They are more expensive than a vet but worth every penny. If I could get them 100 stars I would.

After just two of five scheduled training sessions, I withdrew my dog Cosmo from the Platinum Day…read moreTrain program. I paid $2,499 for this. Here is what happened. From the start, we were told we had everything we needed for the program. That was false. After our first session, I left having spent an additional $60+ on a leash and a bungee cord attachment for the collar -- items that had been used on Cosmo all day but were not included in the $2,499 program. At our second session, a new collar adapter was offered for his smaller frame -- another $40. They offered to loan it to me to try before purchasing. I took it home, and given everything that followed, I consider it part of the $2,499 I will never see again. I found myself wondering what would have been for sale at session three. Our second session was a disaster. Cosmo was drop dead exhausted during our end-of-day lesson -- so much so that he could not complete the final hour of scheduled training. The treat bag I brought also came back full. After our first session we had been told to bring more treats because Cosmo was clearly food motivated -- so a full bag told me everything I needed to know. Cosmo also has allergies and cannot have their treats, so if theirs were the only reward offered, he got nothing all day. My core reason for enrolling was to address Cosmo's reactivity. I raised this specifically when we signed up, and flagged it again at drop-off on the morning of our second session, where I was told it would be passed along to the trainer. This turned out to be critical, as the environment that day was chaotic -- multiple dogs barking, overwhelming noise, exactly the kind of situation I had sought help managing. When I arrived for the end-of-day session and the trainer was still not aware of my concern, I raised it again myself. It was never trained through. Instead, Cosmo was collar corrected through it -- and yelped and jumped in pain as a result. That is not what I signed up for and not something I will ever unsee. When I raised these concerns, I was communicating directly with the owner. At every turn I was respectful, measured, and gave every opportunity for accountability. What I got in return was mansplaining and condescension. I was told my dog's lack of progress was my fault. Rather than address my concerns, he responded with analogies -- that expecting results without completing the program was like expecting to become a doctor without finishing medical school, or pulling a cake out of the oven before it's done. My actual concern -- my dog in pain -- was never acknowledged. Not once.

signed up for SMS. Before I left the office the day I signed I was coerced in to making my first…read moreappt. So I did. I was not given a copy of the contract at that time due to a printer issue or something along those lines. I have worked with a trainer before and the trainer taught my dog what I wanted him to learn. SMS only teaches the dog what they want them to learn. The clause about not writing a negative review about them has been removed from their paperwork. As another poster wrote it was there when he went & he is correct. I have heard it from others as well. If you are confident your work is good why would anyone put that in a contract?? What are they trying to hide?? I did ask the judge if I am allowed to post on the net and he said yes as long as what I say is true to my experience. The experience was 100% negative. I took Sal to court. I didn't win becuase all the judge would say is you signed a contract. Yes, but the contract wasn't given to me to keep until months later. Sal admitted changing his website just a couple weeks before he had to appear in court. I find that interesting when he had many month earlier to do it. (he told the judge he did it a couple weeks before appearing) What was he hiding?? Sal-owner showed a video to the judge of my dog behaving. However my dog could do this before he went. He was there to learn other things I needed him to learn. However that was not a part of the mundane, repetitious program he offers. He told the judge my dog was wonderful! BUT he kept my dog in the beginner class (his admission) for 8 months. WHY? No response. If my dog didn't do something perfect I was told to increase the number on the electric collar. As an educator I know negative reinforcement never works and raising it was not the solution. He yelled at me for coming too early but in the contract it states if you are late he will fine you $50.00. He also yelled at me for sometimes leaving early. As an adult I need to make my own decissions and can leave when I want to. His ad said his trainer were certified. They are not. I learned that the hard way by contacting dog training schools (after I left) and was told they require 2-300 hours of training before one is certified. He reworded his ad (as I mentioned earlier) right before we went to court. One female trainer spent 40% of the class time on her phone. I could go on and on but why bother. In closing-I find it comical that after I took him to court he sent me an email to write a review about the company. I wonder what he was expecting. Do NOT sign the contract when you are there. Take it home and read it carefully line by line - word by word (as per the judge). Someone else was coerced into signing and could not get her deposit back even though she contacted them within hours of signing it. Please feel free to contact me if you want to discuss further.