This is our favorite dog park we've ever visited! We love how large it is, with multiple trails and…read moreplenty of space for dogs to run and explore off leash. Everything is fenced, which makes it easy to relax and let your dog enjoy some freedom. One of our favorite features is the dog beach, where the dogs can access the water and play. Whenever we come to Seattle with our dog, we make a point to stop here. It's such a great place to spend a few hours and let your dog really enjoy themselves. The park itself is huge and has other recreational areas to explore, but we usually stick to the off-leash area and dog beach. We absolutely love this spot and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Seattle with their dog!

Hearing about this off leash dog park from a few of my neighbors it quickly landed on my list of…read morepotential places to take my pup. I'm sure glad I did. Magnuson off leash park is HUGE to put it simply. There are few gates to enter into, one of which is right near the "small" dog section of the dog park which is nice the other entrances lead to a huge field mixed with grass but is mostly dirt. At the entrance are some hoses to hydrate the dogs or hose them down quickly before entering of leaving. On really hot days I'll spray my pup quickly to cool him down. From there, there is another little area not as big as the main area, but there are some additional benches and is a bit more secluded than the main. The main area has a little info board, lost and found and a covering with a table and bench so you can set things down if need be. There is a path that's maybe 0.5 mile walk that leads to the main attraction here, a nice little cove of water where the pups can go jump in the water. It's great. My pup is a tri-pawd and doesn't really swim but does like the water. There is a nice long running mat that leads into the water. It lets him gradually get into the water and it is such a thoughtful addition there. I find the people at this area are generally nice and have had pleasant visits each time here. Best Off leash area I've visited thus far.

Jack and his team have been an invaluable addition to our family! Both Bonnie (16 years old) and…read moreGerty (2 years old) have enjoyed daily walks and many sleepovers with Jack and his incredible team! Jack is the most responsible care giver we've ever worked with. Beyond his personal professionalism, care and love for our two nuggets, he provides an in-depth training of any team member entrusted with their care. Both dogs take medication and, given the age disparity, the team was able to coordinate our slow and steady older pup with our high energy heart murmur gal. Most importantly, the dogs run to greet them. They are loved and love Jack and his team!

Jack and his team are the best. Reliable, trustworthy. I have worked with other dog walking…read moreservices, and often the walker would not show up. If my regular walker needs to cancel, Jack will find a replacement who is familiar with my dog, or do the walk himself. I can also add of cancel my walks anytime. So easy. Highly recommended.

Excellent experience with Danette. She is helping us train our sweet rescue boy who is 3 years old…read more Danette is extremely knowledgeable and we have already learned a ton after having a virtual meeting and having our first in person session. She has provided loads of information and homework too!

Classes are so expensive. $275. For 5 classes of nose work (not private but with up to 8 people…read moreand their dogs taking turns in the training room one at a time). So approx. 15 mins instruction and training per dog. Class is 1.5 hrs. My roommate paid for the series of classes.. and unplanned she ended up in the hospital Emergency Room and had to have emergency orthopedic surgery. She texted and left a VM that she wouldn't be attending the classes the night before class started and asked to Be refunded the $275. They told her said NO to a refund.Too bad if you have an emergency. Our class isn't full and we couldn't fill the spot. But we will let you pay another $137.50 to sign up for another series in the future. So they kept the initial $275. And my roomie paid another 137.50 to be able to take said classes once she's all healed up and can walk again. They gave her a credit of 137.50 if she signed up to take the classes again. If she didn't there is no refund!! So that is 412.50 for 5 classes at approx 15min of ins time each week. So that ends up being a hour and 1/2 of instruction for 412.50. Holy Crap!! A huge rip off and absolutely crap business management for Dogs day out. Ok and my roomie has worked in the dog business in W Seattle for over 30 yrs and has referred dozens of dogs to this establishment over this years. She is going to take the classes that she paid 412.50 for so she isn't out the full amount she paid. But what a huge crock of doo doo. A poor business rule and my god she had to have emergency surgery. I know for a fact she will never refer another client to them or ever return to Dogs Day out for any classes herself. If I were her I'd also let my dog clients who she's referred to this biz about this if it comes up in convo. About this practise. Whatever happened to professional courtesy between biz owners in the same dog world. Or compassion when they end up having emergency surgery. I for one am really floored by this experience my roomie is going through!!!

We bought a 4-pack of 1 hour training sessions for our little corgi dog Porky online. Worked with…read moreMichael as our trainer and just finished our 4 sessions. Definitely the best dog trainer I ever worked with and we have worked with many in this area. Very pleased and happy we made the purchase. We worked on basic obedience with our dog and he made great strides. The first session Porky wouldn't even sit. By the end of the 4th session our corgi can sit, come, lay down, heel and will lay on bed or wherever we point on command. He would give us homework to work on and we would practice with Porky at home between sessions. We are confident now Porky will retain these commands and is just much, much better trained after just 4 weeks. I highly recommend working with Michael for any type of dog you may have at any age. He is very knowledgeable and easy to communicate with. You can ask him questions and he always had a good answer for us. He also is a nice guy overall. I will make referrals for him going forward and will also buy more sessions for our other Husky dog who could benefit from his training. Go see for yourself...you will not be disappointed I almost guarantee.

We brought our two girls to offleash for a two week board and train. Our trainer, Brandon, was…read moreextremely receptive to our concerns with each dog (husky and pit mix) and showed genuine love and admiration for dogs. After a long two weeks, our girls absolutely crushed it! Brandon was able to overcome the litter mate thing the girls had going on and sent home two very well behaved animals. The updates we received along the way truly showed Brandon's dedication and admiration to ensuring a great experience for us and the girls. I would highly recommend this veteran owned, and operated business to anyone.

Jen is very professional and amazing with dogs. Your dog will be lucky to receive a massage from…read moreHands to Paws. My senior dog gets massages every now and then and is always very limber following treatment. Thanks Jen!

I am a vet assistant. I have worked in several clinics and shelters. I can't sing Jen's praises…read moreenough. My shepherd/akita mix, Draggin, has hip problems, and a slipped disc in his neck, and is finally at the point where he's having trouble walking. He holds so much tension and is so rigid around his neck and shoulders. After an hour with Jen, he is RELAXED, and can walk so much more easily! We look forward to her visit all week. The way his face goes from concern and stress to relief and relaxation is a great relief to me, as well. Hands to Paws plays an integral role in Draggin's rehab. She clearly loves her work. She's living the doggy love dream! Thanks so much Jen!!

Very mellow dog park in a mellow neighborhood. It has never been very busy when we have visited.read more

Puppy sitting for a friend and this offleash area is nearby. TL;DR- Its a huge dust bowl so…read moreblondies beware. There was a hose to hose pups down afterwards along with plenty of water and tennis balls / throwers. The folks who were there were very conscientious about their pups. There were some steep edges near the fence that had some brush so of course thats where my charge had to squat, meaning I had to do some hiking to be a responsible human. Could definitely be worse. . Not being her default human, I dont have great recall with my charge so I was nervous about going to an off-leash area, but shes super social and was begging to go burn off some energy. Not a huge fan of the long staircase at the one entrance (which was closest for us) so Ill have to check the others to see if they're nicer access. There were a few other pups there, one of which looked very similar to my charge. This doppelpupper was a bit hyperactive and didnt fully grasp the concept of boundaries, but her human recognized this, called her away and left soon thereafter. One of the other dogs who had their boundaries pushed by doppelpupper got overstimmed when my charge wanted to play, but again, their human saw that they were at their limit and stepped in as soon as they recognized it. We ended up throwing balls until my charge was tuckered out. I didnt use the hose bc we have one at home, but it wouldve been easy to use if I had chosen to do so. Poo bags were also pretty accessible. Will most likely be taking her back and hopefully it's just as good of an experience.

Our dog loves his visits with Sal and Kate, and it really feels like they love him back. We have in…read morefact asked them to be his guardians if we die before him, so you can't get any better than that. Wagnolia is not a big, regulated dog-boarding company, but a nice young couple in a smallish apartment. Most of their work is dog walking for people who are at work all day, but we have mostly used their dog sitting services when we travel. If you're used to "regular" kennels, you will either be pleasantly surprised or a little concerned that there are no forms to fill out, no vaccination records, no daily reports (although they are very nice about texting cute photos during his stay). When I drop Mac off he is so happy to be there that he barely says goodbye, so that's good enough for me.

I trust Kate to take the absolute best care of my pets. She is kind and loves animals and knows…read morewhat she is doing. My dog adores her !

I am so happy I found Pritamo in 2016 when I got started in Nose work. She is a phenomenal…read moreFoundation Instructor. I told her in the beginning I would never ever compete. It was not my thing, I am shy, had zero interest other then classes. Well now 5 years later I am competing in NW3 loving every minute of it and can't get enough. Pritamo is an excellent Foundation Instructor. When you are in a sport you need to build a strong foundation. You will not understand how important your foundation needs to be until you start making mistakes. The mistakes only get worse as you develop your skill in the sport and difficult to correct. Sometimes you can become frustrated if your foundation is not strong and your dog is weak because you are not reading them correctly. Pritamo takes it slow and fun to get your dog excited about Nose work and she instills foundation, foundation, foundation....

I started taking Nosework classes with my young dog well over a year ago - at his first class he…read morewas out-of-control and overly excited, but he had a great time. Today at almost two years old he searches for target odors and is highly focused, gets to work, and absolutely loves Nosework. During the classes I also got to watch very shy and reserved dogs gain confidence and skill as they learned to search. Pritamo is excellent at breaking down her teaching into easily understandable components, and the dog/handler teams move together through the classes at a steady rate. She is a positive trainer whom I would completely trust with my dog.