I received a call the day after Christmas, that my dog was howling in pain and couldn't get up. I…read moreasked if they could get him to a vet and they said no, I had to pick him up. When arrived they wanted to use ropes to lift him with due to so badly soiled. So we supplied our own blanket and carried him to car. He was in obvious pain, soiled, bleeding from mouth. He was immediately taken to animal hospital and advised had to be put down for fractured back and kidney issues. When asked for an explanation Randa immediately sent a refund saying upon my request, which was just for explanation. When followed up was told I can't sue because I signed a waiver, that it was my fault for boarding an older dog and not boarded before. I never made any accusations or asked for anything but an explanation. I'm so devastated I left my pet/family member in their care.

Been using Tailchasers for years! very dependable, honest and our pets love Kim and her daily…read moreemails!! Highly recommend them!

Closer Bond dog training and boarding is my go to for my dog! He loves it there too. They treat…read morehim the way i do and are always available to speak to when i am away. The dog training changed my life. They are so professional and yet very kind and warm. My favorite for Van.

Our family has been a totally satisfied dog family and have used the Bond for the past 24 years…read more Now we have a new puppy and he just started off on the right paw with puppy classes before he starts his obedience training and then other fun classes. In my opinion they are the absolute best. Wouldng trust my pups anywhere else.

I would not recommend the training services here. I brought my dog in for a week long board and…read moretrain (she was a foster fail, and I wanted her to learn basic obedience). For some context, my dog was found in a forest preserve as a young dog and so she had very little socialization with humans. She was awkward around my friends and family but would quickly warm up and play with them. When I went to pick her up at the end of the week, I did the hour-long session with Mike, and the whole time I noticed she was cowering every time he would raise his hand or go near her. This was not the goofy, happy dog I brought it. When I brought her home, I didn't notice anything unusual, and I had some friends come over about a week later. My dog, who had met all these people multiple times, was growling and visibly stressed to the point that she nipped my best friend, thankfully no skin was broke but we were both shocked. Prior to this incident, she had never nipped anyone or even gotten mouthy during playtime. When I called Jen about this incident, she brushed it off as my dog "testing boundaries". I received no support or advice on how to handle this situation. Since then, she has become more untrusting of humans (other than me) to the point where I can't have people come over because of her fear reactivity. I'm now working with a behaviorist to work on these issues and get her to a place of being more comfortable around people. I always look back and think that if I hadn't sent her there, she would be a very different dog now. **I'd like to note that I've since taken her to a daycare/boarding facility that she absolutely loves, and everyone there loves her. I'd taken her there once prior to this board and train, and it is now my go to place for her whenever I'm out of town. They were shocked when I told them about her reactivity, as they've never seen her express those behaviors and she's extremely well taken care of.

My dog sustained a head wound while in their custody for 4 days (picture below). Then they denied…read moreit ever happening and belittled my wife on the phone. I understand these are big dogs that can play aggressively so things happen but just be straightforward with us. I need to tell the vet when it happened.

I absolutely recommend Phil's Pup Camp. He is patient and accommodating and a thoughtful…read moreexperienced dog instructor. He treats his classes a collaboration between him and the dog owners and the dogs themselves. I look forward to enrolling my dog in the next level of training with Phil.

I loved Phil's Pup Camp! I took the obedience 101 class with my dog & he had recently graduated as…read morea K9 Good Citizen. I also enrolled my dog in the advanced obedience class and I love it. Phil is the most kind hearted trainer. He's very patient and explains all the exercises to you. My dog benefited tremendously from his class. Thank you Phil!

With an energetic puppy, it can be hard to find a safe, controlled environment where they can…read moresocialize and learn. We tried PetSmart classes, but they weren't a good fit for our high-energy girl. Happy Hound puppy classes were the perfect blend of play and training, helping Cora build confidence in herself and around other dogs. Thank you Mary and Happy Hound!

Outstanding results. Fun experience! The training theory is so logical but not what humans get…read morewithout guidance. Having work with many training theories in the past, happy hounded/Mary Thompson and Phil, have a superior approach to puppy training. My vet who I have known since kindergarten and for whom I have the deepest respect also notes that this is where she sends dogs/humans when they are behavioral issues. I trust her and truly believe this is the right place to go.

My babygirl Peanut has been going to Pete and Mac's 3 days a week for big dog daycare for three…read moreyears. She loves it very much and she comes home safe and tired. All of the employees are great but if you need someone to talk to ask for Cody or Lori. I completely trust my girl who can be a handful with this daycare. They make me comfortable knowing she is occupied and having fun while I'm at work. I've been going there for years and personally believe everyone from Cody on down all deserves a raise. They are the heart and soul of Pete and Mac's. Thank you for being able to trust her with your daycare a few days a week. Much love for Pete and Mac's and its employees...

We love this place. Boscoe always has fun going to see his friends. He gets so excited evey time he…read moregoes.

I have a 2 year old half German shepherd half pitbull. I signed him up for a 3 week training. I got…read moreto say. I absolutely do see the improvements. Im very happy on how he was trained and how everything was explained to us. I recommend if you have a very hyper active dog since Rocky is very hyper. Good spot to go. Very good communication with the parents.

Trainers are OK. Management sucks. I have an aggressive dog and after spending about 5000 he's…read morestill aggressive and they cut off contact

Kamp K9 is fantastic. I brought my new puppy there six months ago and have used Kamp K9 for…read moretraining, Boarding, and doggy daycare. Every single one of the staff have been terrific. So friendly and accommodating. And my dog loves going there... And is much more well-behaved. I have had dogs for many years and have tried trainers coming to the house and training at a pet store with varying degrees of success. Kamp K9 is by far the BEST!

Beware: do not board your dog here!…read more Kamp K-9 is known for kennel cough (I found this out too late from my neighbors and friends). I boarded my dog here for a long weekend, and unfortunately, he contracted a terrible case of kennel cough. That was bad enough, but the owner's (David Jenner's) response was the real issue--shockingly rude and dismissive. On top of that, the place has a terrible smell and just doesn't seem hygienic at all. I wouldn't risk coming back again.

Our dog went through the 10 day obedience training and then just completed the 12 day advanced off…read moreleash training and we could not be more pleased and impressed with Dog Training Now. We trust them and know they will always do what's best for our dog. Highly recommend!

Such a great dog training experience. We learned so much about how to make our puppy a well behaved…read moredog. I was very surprised just after the first week how well he walked on a leash and could do the commands such as sit and wait. He loved going there too.

We took an introductory puppy training class with Mary and the techniques she taught us were very…read morehelpful! She uses a combination of positive reinforcement and voice inflection/commands to guide the dog. Her approach is to "train the trainer", so that you are not accidentally giving mixed signals to your dog. We adopted our puppy during the pandemic, and she has always been scared of other dogs and people despite our best efforts to socialize her. The training techniques Mary taught us helped our dog to focus on us, instead of outside stimuli in public places and helped her be a bit less afraid out in the world. We're looking forward to going back for more lessons! Thanks, Mary!

Mary is an outstanding teacher. She teaches you how to train your dog, rather than her training…read moreyour dog for you. The group setting is even more ideal for training with distractions. After working with Mary, I feel so much more confident training my dog and my bond with my dog is so much stronger. Mary has so much experience with training award winning show dogs and that made it so much easier to listen to her suggestions. I could not recommend her courses more, if you are looking for a stronger bond with your pet, while having fun with others and their dogs!