Tim is the best dog trainer I've ever worked with. Explains everything, gives clear guidance and…read morehelps you understand how you need to behave to make your dog behave. Highly recommended.

If you have a large breed, dangerous breed, or you just don't know how to handle dogs Grapevine K9…read moreis your reliable training, handling, and Wolf Bed and Breakfast source. Tim is well qualified to teach you how manage your baby that just killed a bobcat, 6 neighborhood cats, 2 unlucky foxes, three roaming neighbors dogs, bit 30 of your family/visitors, and ate the animal control team before they could call for backup!

Dear Desiree and Kendra,…read more We wanted to "Thank You" so much for handling our "Neena" in such a professional manner regarding her interview process. We spoke with several of your customers when we came to pick up Neena, and they absolutely spoke about your outfit in a very positive manner. We feel very thankful to have found a place that Neena will feel good about when we are at work. Both of you also exhibit wonderful attitudes which we are sure transcends to the pups! Sincerely, Camille and Mark

Our dog, Sally, was under the care of Camp Bow Wow - Grapevine from 12/6-12/13 while our family was…read moreout of town. When we picked her up, she was extremely lethargic and clearly not acting like herself. Within hours, we rushed her to urgent care and were told she had internal bleeding. She was immediately transferred to an emergency animal hospital, where she underwent an emergency splenectomy because cancer was suspected. Thankfully, pathology showed no cancer. We were then told by veterinary professionals that one possible cause of this type of injury is blunt force trauma. I went to this location in person and spoke with the manager to explain what happened and to seek answers--not to accuse anyone, but to understand how our dog could suffer a life-threatening internal injury while in their care. Instead of concern or empathy, I later received a phone call questioning the credibility of what I had said and asking for the name of the hospital and number in order to verify herself. There were no apologies, no expression of concern for Sally's condition, and no willingness to meaningfully engage with us. The focus was entirely on defending themselves and emphasizing how "big of an accusation" this was--despite the fact that we were simply looking for answers, not placing blame. Our dog almost died while under their care, and the lack of compassion, accountability, and basic concern afterward was deeply disturbing. Based on our experience, I would strongly caution anyone considering leaving their pet here. Stay far away.

This is the absolute best place for dog training. Jason is a master at taking a naughty dog to a…read morewell behaved dog. The dogs love him & they respond well to his training. Thank you so much for helping Zumi to be a well mannered little miss ! Susan & Zumi.

If I could give 100 stars I would. Jason is the absolute best…read more He is so dedicated to his work and truly takes the time to talk with you about your pets needs. He is so well educated on everything. My puppy did a one week board and train with Jason and I'm not sure I would've survived the puppy stage without him. Jason was so flexible and helpful with everything as well as very communicative. Cooper adores Jason's own dogs and family. We are so thankful to have Jason and his loving family.

I would think twice about off leash. Their integrity is non existent. They bate and switched…read moretraining on me the day of drop off. I was told narcotics scent training was available but at drop off it was changed to birch wood. Then I have a dog with special needs as he will not eat away from home. I had to BEG for photos and updates knowing my dog wasn't eating for a week. Then they pass the SAME PHOTO and even sent me a screen shot of the edited time stamp to prove that they it wasn't edited. Guess they didn't look hard enough because the date the photo was really taken was on their screen shot. Attached are pics of the two weight pictures (drop off and pick up), a screen shot of the text message exchange and a close up showing the actual time stamp. The biggest thing is that I had a dog with special needs that was away from home not eating and I wasn't getting communication.

My fiancé and I adopted a dog in September named Angus from Paws in the City. We live in an…read moreapartment complex with a dog park and we would take Angus to the dog park to socialize and take care of business. Our poor pupper was attacked twice by the same two dogs and it completely changed his behavior. He just lost trust in other dogs and became aggressive when he would come across another dog. We didn't know how to reverse this behavior and that's when we started researching on dog training. My fiancé found Off Leash, watched all of the videos on their training and we decided to go for their 8 week program. We started with the trainer Brandon and he was wonderful. He really took the time to let Angus get comfortable with him and showed us several commands that had us in awe. Brandon was no longer going to be available on Saturday's so we were going to be switching with Sarah. Brandon observed her for a few session and then she was solo. It was the same service all across the board. The last 2 or 3 sessions, we went to dog parks but just to walk around them, allowing Angus to get familiar with being around other dogs, and how to control his behavior. This has honestly made a HUGE difference with our pupper! The training doesn't stop even though we're done with the program. We're now able to walk off leash with him around the complex and he can place anywhere we point to. We still have to work on getting Angus to be more relaxed when coming in contact with other dogs but we're very confident that we have the proper tools to get him there!

We did the in home private lessons. Worked fantastic for our energetic boxer 14 month dog. The…read moretotal positive feedback style training. Recommend. They also offer group clinics.

Lucky Dog is a wonderful place to train! You will learn so much and there's something for everyone…read more ( agility, nosework, obedience, tricks and others) I highly recommend Lucky Dog!

Nasty, dirty facility. Went for fungility and got zero feedback from the trainer. She was rude,…read morecritical and rushed us through the course which only confused and frustrated the dog. Too bad because it's supposed to be FUN!

Wendy and her people at CATS have been amazing to my pup Zena. We got her from the Fort Worth…read moreshelter a couple years ago and she was extremely dog and human reactive, but after a much needed board and train with Wendy and spending some time boarding with her while we're on vacation Zena has many new dog and human friends and has so much less anxiety! We're working with Wendy again now to resolve some issues between Zena and our younger rescue we took in. Wendy is amazing and I can't recommend her enough!

We take our 9 month old toy mini Aussie for basic training. We love Miranda and Taylor. Our dog,…read moreIzzie, has really done so well with her training. Both ladies are very positive with not only the with the dogs but the owners as well. They are patient and really do their best to answer and help with any issue you are having. We loved them so much that we asked Miranda Urrey, our Karma Dog Trainer & Behavior Specialist, to board and train Izzie while we went out of town for a week. She was wonderful. She sent us daily pictures and/or video and a short update on how she was that day. We never worried about how Izzie was. When we returned, Izzie had a good 4 skills that she was struggling with that Miranda worked on...she is doing so much better on them now and in just one short week! A couple of days after we returned I received a video of Izzie's week with her. It was such a treasure! I highly recommend Karma Dog Training and especially Miranda Urrey!

Just got off the phone with Ann, she is one of their trainers. Ann was amazing, I could really tell…read moreshe cared about animals and this is her passion! I called for help with me and my roommates dogs marking (urinating) on our personal items. Ann answered quite a few questions and spent time giving me tips on how to get started. She was very knowledgeable and the fact that she took the time to help me before even scheduling a class was so kind! Definitely recommend Ann and this company!

I had a phone consultation with Anne and she is wonderful! She listened to all of my concerns with…read moremy senior dogs and gave my directions on how to handle their behavior problems. She is patient, kind, and direct in her communication. In my search to find a trainer, I can say she definitely goes beyond most and really pays attention to the unique personality of your pet and the environment of your home. If the need arises I will be using her again and have already recommended her to family members.

They are so nice and knowledgeable. Extremely happy. Love the fact we can go on the week-end. I…read moream so happy to have found them.

On August 25th, I brought my hedgehog to AEHNT for emergency care. Upon arrival, I was promptly…read moregreeted by staff and taken into an exam room while my pet was taken to the back for vitals. The technician informed me that his temperature was so low it wouldn't register, so they placed him in an incubator while waiting for a doctor. I then sat for over an hour and a half before finally speaking to Dr. Brands. From the start, his focus was on his computer creating an estimate, not on my hedgehog. He briefly mentioned doing an ultrasound (which showed "nothing significant"), said they had given "oral sugar," but that my pet was still lethargic. Throughout, he made little to no eye contact, and instead talked extensively about the cost of hospitalization -- quoting me $3,000-$4,000 -- before even performing basic diagnostics. He presented me with three options: hospitalization, taking him home with fluids and a liquid diet, or euthanasia. He spoke over me and my mom for nearly twenty minutes, barely allowing us to ask questions. At one point, he even admitted, "I don't know a lot about these guys -- he could just be old." The estimate I was handed was $4,000-$6,000. When I asked if they had rechecked his temperature (almost 2 hours after the first attempt), they had not -- only then agreeing it was "a good idea." When I asked if a simple blood glucose check had been done, I was told it would require invasive catheter placement unless I agreed to the high estimate. Only when I specifically suggested a foot or ear prick did he acknowledge they "could try." At that point, I had already decided to seek care elsewhere. I also mentioned that I work at another emergency veterinary hospital, and instead of showing more professionalism, Dr. Brands dismissed me with, "So you've been holding out on me -- you already know everything I said." When I went to see my hedgehog in the treatment area, I was horrified. He was in an incubator with oxygen but no heat support despite being hypothermic. They had given subcutaneous fluids -- which is inappropriate for a hypothermic patient. As I arrived, he was gasping for air. The technician admitted this had "just started," yet Dr. Brands brushed it off, saying there had been no respiratory distress on his exam. He then walked away and never returned. Within ten minutes, my hedgehog began agonal breathing. I held him in my arms as he passed. The technician confirmed his death -- but I never saw or heard from Dr. Brands again. He did not acknowledge that his patient had died, nor did he provide any comfort or closure. I had called ahead to confirm there was an exotic doctor available, and this hospital is supposed to be a leading facility for exotics. Instead, my hedgehog was given inadequate, careless care in his final moments. I am not upset that my hedgehog passed -- he was elderly -- but I am devastated that he suffered unnecessarily because of the lack of urgency, compassion, and basic medical standards from the doctor.