Pleasant place everyone is friendly. Charged more than the range I was quoted. Not near short…read moreenough 3 weeks later we are going to another groomer.

They did an amazing job on our mini schnauzers! Our normally anxious dogs usually hate grooming,…read morebut they were so calm and happy when I picked them up. We will be back!

A nice new groomer in the area is what was needed. So glad she was available and did a wonderful…read morejob on our little scruffy scruffer. Gidget was a mess. As you can see the before and after photos, Polly worked miracles on her. Polly's salon was very nice and new. You can see her whole operation as you walk in, so can see you fur babe getting treated with great care. Thanks Polly's Pooches!

we had used this groomer previously but they did not show up for our appointment... gate locked so…read morewe could not get in. their phone was shut off but they NEVER even bothered to contact us. Buyer BEWARE. Trust is huge and they failed. Cant believe they are in business....

Why 5 stars? Because our grooming experience was great…read more --- --- --- We just moved to the area and fortunately, Woof Gang just updated up in our new neighborhood. One thing that we definitely needed to find here was a new dog groomer, as our golden retriever needs several spa days every year. Something important with a dog groomer is proximity to your home. That's really important with any business, I suppose. But a groomer requires two round trip drives with pick-up and drop-off. It appears that the next closest groomer is at least 20 minutes away, which means an hour and 20 minutes of commuting. So even though it seems strange because we have another Woof Gang not too far away, I am selfishly very happy that they opened up here. But Woodforest is a hug neighborhood, so I'm sure there are many others who are also grateful. In Tampa, we tried to take our dog to a Woof Gang that opened near our old house, but to be honest, we were not a big fan of the haircut he got. But we know that every groomer is different and that our Tampa grooming experience is not an indictment of all Woof Gang's around the globe. It turned out, his haircut looked pretty much identical to the place we just to take him in Tampa and was virtually the same price. So after one visit, I think we've found our permanent groomer!

Thank you so much for Woof Gang bakery! Sydney had a great 2nd birthday. Thank you for the yummy…read moretreats, Ginger and her crew are wonderful.

I was behind in getting our Lucy's nails trimmed and Lucky Dawg squeezed us in at the last moment…read more Everyone was super nice! Thank you again.

customers service doesn't exist. Groomer cut all the hair from my miniature Schnauzer. I called the…read moreoffice to complain and the lady name Nina, didn't care. She just told me that she was taking $15 off, the haircut was $140. I have 4 dogs , spent almost $600 dollars in a haircut, I guess they don't care. They just trying to get more business. For now they loose mine.

You know when you go into a store & you get such great service that you think, wow, Someone from…read morecorporate must be in today? I received that type of service today except I think the employees genuinely are that friendly & helpful! Conroe store HWY 105 & FM 2854 Great Job Ps. I'm normally not one to write reviews.

Great location probably the nicest pet supplies plus I have been to! (Recently relocated from…read moreAustin). Super close to all the new developments going into Montgomery!

We just moved to the area and I had a matted GoldenDoodle, an Australian Shepard with lots of coat,…read moreand a 13 year old rescue poodle that hates grooming. They did a wonderful job of all three! The rescue looked better than it ever had. They did a great job on my GoldenDoodle's face (which is not easy!) I highly recommend this place.

Used to love this place for grooming but since the new owners we went once and will never go back…read more Not only did my dog get a bad haircut, uneven, he was very upset and so stressed which is not normal at all for him

My family and I have used Purrdy Pawz for years. My neurotic pooch actually loves going for her spa…read moredays there! She gets to meet up with her cousins and enjoy a day of pampering and relaxation. I've even used their kennel services. It's basically a 4 star resort geared towards animals out in Magnolia. The people who work there are genuine and truly caring. They have gone above and beyond to help when we have family emergencies that force us to leave town quickly. They take care of our pups and love them like they are their own. This is a fantastic place for our fur babies. You should give them a try!

This is my daughter's Frenchie. Her nails had gotten really long. Dawana did such a great job!read more

We just purchased a condo on Lake Conroe. Our 5 month old golden doodle got sick and needed a bath,…read morewe called Dawana she said bring him in between 11am Noon. we brought him in. She bathed him trimmed around his eyes, his anal glands and did his feet and a bath did an outstanding job. We will definitely be bringing our dog back here for further grooming outstanding job, fair, price dog looks and smells wonderful highly recommend them.

I have boarded my two labs here a few times. The staff does a great job taking care of my old one…read more Nice clean facility. Several different room set ups. Play time and even one on one time. As for price, boarding your pet is pricey if the place is decent. This place is way beyond decent and for what they charge vs rthecsrrvodecamdctreatment, no a bad deal. I will certainly continue to use them.

The staff (Kelsey in particular) provide very poor customer service bordering on incompetency. I…read moremade a reservation for boarding on a Monday, well in advance the date needed. Late the preceding Sunday afternoon I received a phone call that my dogs Bordetella had expired. I thought it odd because he was current on all vaccination; he even had the influenza vaccination. I told them I would check with the vet first thing Monday morning - the day I was headed out of town. First thing Monday, I called my vet who informed me his vaccinations were all up to date, and they emailed me a copy of his records. I forwarded these to the Lodge and followed up with a phone call. Kelsey said they had received the email and we "were all set." I took my dog to the Lodge and mentioned that I was glad the issue had all been cleared up......they said no, his vaccinations were not current, that his Bordetella had expired. I said that the records were provided showing that he was current. I told them that Kelsey had confirmed that all was ok. She was sitting at the front desk and said she only confirmed that they had received the email records-she said that she never looked at them. Seriously?? It was then, and only then, that I was informed that their policy was that this vaccination had to be renewed every 6 months, rather than annually as is the general practice. Never once had anyone mentioned that they required this vaccination to be done every 6 months. It would seem that this should have been mentioned before now, especially since, standard practice is that this vaccination is good for 12 months and also since I specifically called to follow up on this issue before bringing my dog for boarding. At this point my only option was to pay THEIR hospital a $55 exam fee plus the cost of the vaccination or they could not accept my dog. Nice little scam to get business for their hospital.....they must have thought they had me over a barrel, but guess what, they are not the only game in town!! Needless to say, I will not be going back and have already warned several neighbors to beware of their less than forthcoming business practices.

I began searching for a dog trainer about 4 months ago after a disastrous visit to my Vet. My 5…read moremonth old Yorkie puppy, Lucy, was so badly behaved and "spoiled" that the vet wanted me to work with a trainer before I brought her back. They couldn't even draw blood from her until she was put under anesthesia! She was snarling and biting everyone! I had similar issues with my groomer. They told me that Lucy was an aggressive "biter", and she was very difficult to groom. I was beyond embarrassed, and very desperate! There began my search for someone to help me with my 4 pound Tasmanian devil. Lucy was biting me on a daily basis whenever I tried to brush her or fix her hair. Her barking was so out of control, especially when food was present. To make it worse, she wasn't housebroken, either! Mealtimes were a nightmare for us, even when she was crated, she barked incessantly! I finally found Rick at Focus Dog Training and made an appointment. Rick got to see Lucy in all her snarling glory! Well, Rick had a plan! A plan to help change Lucy into the dog we needed her to be. He gave me assignments to do with Lucy dozens of times a day. She is so food driven that treats worked perfectly to get positive behavior. I even had to wear leather gloves for awhile to keep from being bitten. Rick, also, went with me to my vet and groomer to see what Lucy's behaviors were. Today, I'm proud to say, Lucy goes to the vet and groomer without incident! She goes to her crate and bed on command. She lets me brush her and put up her hair, even though she doesn't like it, and she's housebroken ! I still work with her daily on good manners and barking, but thanks to Focus Dog Training, Lucy is a totally different dog!

My wife and I thought we did our due diligence before we even called Rick Walkley of Focus Dog…read moreTraining. He would not talk much about his program over the phone with my wife and said he had to come to our house to explain how it works. Long story short, he ended up taking our dog on a very short walk and we were so impressed by our dog's behavior while on the walk, we decided to pay Rick's fee up front which he represented to us would be for one year of training at about one hour per session per week. The total averaged about $50 per hour. Of the seven sessions we hung in there for and used his services, only two came close to being a full hour. Most were 15 to 30 minutes in duration. He kept telling us that was all our dog needed or could handle. That is one reason we became unhappy. The other reason we became disenchanted with Mr. Walkley is that he always chose and notified us by text when the next session would be. He did not let us first check our calendar. He did not even suggest the next training date options at the end of a session before leaving. He simply left, selected a date, and notified us as to when he would be available. If the date he selected was not good for us, it was 1-3 days later before we heard from him regarding another date he had selected. My wife requested on more than one occasion that he pick a same day/same time every week so we could plan. We advised him that there was only one day of the week that typically did not work for us and he often selected that day for training our dog. So, after seven training sessions over more than a six-month period of time, we called it quits and asked for a prorated refund of our money. He then explained to us that the upfront fee we paid was a discounted amount for our single payment and if we cancelled early, his normal fee of $195 per session would apply and he could only give us a credit toward future training. This condition was never explained to us. He did eventually provide some waiver of liability forms that alluded to the discount but did not disclose the numbers. Once we convinced him that we no longer felt comfortable dealing with him and that we were prepared to file suit, he offered his original reduced refund in cash in exchange for signing a "General Release Agreement" which would prevent us from posting any negative reviews. We refused to agree with that. It seems likely that is why he has no negative reviews on the internet. Rick Walkley talks the talk but he doesn't walk the walk. He expects to set the date and time of each session without first checking with you, he won't set weekly appointments, and he spends only a few minutes training your dog. Beyond that, he wants you to do the training but provides very little guidance and instruction for you. Let's face it, how much can he do in 15-20 minutes average training time for either the dog or the owner. It's your choice but if you decide to use Focus Dog Training be sure that you get everything in writing before paying your money.