Awesome staff . Super friendly . Attentive . And great looking pets from the grooming side as well…read more Great place to get boarding and cuts

I dropped my dog off to be groomed and they charged me $110 - for a terrier. Never again. I went to…read morePetSmart- $58.

Another trainer recommended Deb Moody for my leash reactive Doberman back in 2017. As we continued…read moreto train, he became less reactive and most importantly, I learned how to be sensitive to it and act appropriately to bring it under control. We, the humans, often need more training than the dogs do. My current girl has been training with Deb since she was four months old. I am a big believer in constant training for socialization and fine tuning. Deb uses harnesses rather than choke or pinch collars. I was skeptical at first but now find I have better control with my big dogs and I know I am not hurting them. (She sells the harnesses at her cost. You can buy them online and pay more.) The people that I have met in class have often been clients for years and that really says something. There have been a few I have seen not want to do the work and then complain. If you pay a trainer with great credentials as Deb Moody has, why wouldn't you follow her advice and instruction.

Deb Moody is thoughtful, kind, attentive and patiently observes dog/human behavior, analyzes the…read moregiven situation and communicates her expertise knowledge. I couldn't recommend her enough--she is incredible! Be aware that she is also in high demand and it takes her awhile to get back to you and appointments are scheduled out but she is one person and when she works with you, she is present, 100%. Thank you, Deb for your service!

We have been bringing our Goldendoodle Poppy to Lucky Dawg for about 3 years. She spends nearly…read moreevery day there so she has other dogs to play with. Anthony, the owner, is superb with dogs and runs an incredibly clean and professional operation. It was just named Top 3 daycares and boarding by the Santa Fe Reporter.

Anthony is super helpful and great with the dogs. Lots of play space - inside and outside.read more

I would recommend Paws Plaza to anyone who looking to place their pets in daycare. They did amazing…read morejob looking after our babies. All of the staff was friendly. Our boys seemed to really enjoy their time there. It was nice how we received pictures each day of their stays.

Loyal member of Paws for the last couple years, unfortunately things have gone downhill. Boarded my…read moredog for 2 weeks. He requires 1 medication in the evening to avoid stomach issues. Instructions clear, meds already in pill pockets, and they failed to give him his meds for the last 5 days. By the time I got back in town he wasn't eating and he was bleeding out the rectum. Never occurred to them to see if he had been given his meds......when discussed with the boarding "supervisor", all she could do was blame the weekend crew. For FIVE days of missed meds. No apologies, no review of procedures, nothing.....be careful if you care for your dog.

Ash works well training dogs and most importantly dog owners. About 6 dogs and owners followed her…read moredown a trail off 599. We stopped at places along the way. First trick, teach my dog to sit. She learned quickly with Ash's guidance. Six tricks in all. The dogs and owners were excited. Ash also teaches one on one which I'm looking into next now that my dog sits on demand.

OMG! Ash Miner is the most amazing dog trainer. She is calm and kind to the dogs (& owners)…read more She uses positive reinforcement and can always get my dog to understand a command (I'm the one that needs to practice more!). No bells or whistles...just love, play and patience!

Because of last minute travel change, I needed my dog boarded while attending a conference. Dog…read morewonder was wonderful! I felt confident and comfortable with updates and photos that my dog was living the good life. This wasn't just boarding my puppy got walks, dog socializing and even some training! Highly recommend!

Thank God we were bailed out of taking care of our dog for a day. We were camping and wanted a day…read morein town. The sweet lady who runs Dog Wonder came to our rescue. She sent us two pictures (which I really appreciated) and even took him walking. She and I use the same hand signals and commands so that was nice. I don't know how many drop ins she wants but I would definitely use her again. She seemed very comfortable handling my 60 pound blocky head American Staffordshire.

Great dog daycare, and had a great experience with the training class too. Hannah is very…read moreknowledgeable about dog behaviors!

I tried to get my dog Geoffrey into this Doggie Day Care facility. It was an unbelievable…read moreexperience. The first day I called, they asked what breed he was and how old was he. I told them he's a German Shepherd and I didn't know exactly how old he was as he was a rescue. She said they'd call me back. They didn't. So I called again the next day and the girl on the other end started asking the same questions. I told her I'd already been through that. She told me I'd have to get a letter of reference from whatever shelter or rescue he came from. This seemed odd as I never had to do this with my other dog, also a rescued German Shepherd, at this place or at Wags and Wiggles in Tustin, CA or at Camp Bow Wow in New Orleans. I've never heard of this being a requirement ANYWHERE. So I called the director of German Shepherd Rescue of Orange County, and she shot off an email outlining his background and attesting to his sterling character that same day and which I forwarded to them immediately. So the next day I waited. And waited. At 1PM I called them. I told the girl they had received the required reference email. She told me that the manager hadn't read her email yet. Say what??? How would the girl behind the counter know whether or not the manager in her office had read her email? And it was 1PM and they open at 7AM. So again I was blown off. I suspected that this was a case of discrimination. So I called a friend and asked her to call and say she wanted to put her dog in their day care. I told her to tell them what I had told them except say her dog was a Golden Retriever. She did and the girl told her they'd be happy to set up an appointment right then and there. Infuriated, I called again and said I wanted to speak with the manager. The girl said: "Oh...this is Claire... " I said yes this is Claire and I want to speak to the manager!!! She put me on hold for about 5 minutes. Then the manager came on and said that she had received the email from GSROC and told me we could come in for our "evaluation" at noon the following Thursday. I'm thinking they believed requiring a letter of reference from a shelter or rescue would stop me dead in my tracks. Most public shelters are too big and busy to do this. Probably many rescues as well. They didn't bank on GSROC being as classy and professional as they are or that I volunteered with them for years. So now after all of this hassle and marching into a brick wall, I canceled our "evaluation" appointment. They only gave it to me because they knew I wasn't going to let it rest, and it's likely they'd reject my dog regardless over whatever preconceived prejudicial issues they obviously have. Shortly after, I took Geoffrey to Paws Plaza. No appointment was necessary. He was welcome anytime. They do an "integration" with new dogs which I'm sure is much like Santa Fe Tail's "evaluation" but it just sounds more accurate and less pompous. The people were very nice, he passed with flying colors and had a great time. I was very impressed with this place! Dealing with Santa Fe Tails had been such a negative experience. I would never do business or entrust my dogs to them again. And as far as Joey P.'s worn out rebuttal to their many negative reviews: "SF Tails does not feel Yelp is the most productive platform for communication and encourage all of our clients, current or potential, to interact with us directly so we can continue to cultivate a positive experience." I DID interact directly which is precisely WHY it was such a bad experience!

Gaia Richards helped my Leo become the very best version of himself.  Leo was a shelter dog who had…read moremost likely experienced trauma before I adopted him.  So Leo's transformation didn't happen quickly; it was slow and steady progress resulting in a calmer, happier dog, and one who is very cool on the leash.  Even better, Gaia taught me to be a better dog owner.  I've learned how to respond to Leo's behavior and how my behavior affects him.  It was definitely worth the time and expense for a lifetime of joy with my pooch.

Gaia Richards really gets dogs and what motivates them! She was a great teacher for my dog and even…read morebetter (and more important!!) teacher to me. Highly recommend her!!

PAULY IS NOW OFFERING VIRTUAL TRAINING. I was desperate for help with my big rescue dog who was…read morerather out-of-control. I also have 2 untrained small dogs. I contacted Pauly because of his excellent reviews and discovered that he is now doing virtual training. I learned so much in my first session and immediately saw a difference in my big dog. Pauly is knowledgeable, non-judgmental, and a nice guy. If you need help with your dog, I highly recommend Pauly. Check out his website: https://onlinek9advice.com/

Very knowledgeable. Able to assess needs, best training techniques , and deficiencies in owner pet…read morerelationship. Very personable

Effie always looks adorable when I pick her up, and she really seems to enjoy her grooming sessions.read more

Found them in Yelp and gave them a try. I had two Frenchies and they came home happy and looking…read morebeautiful. This is a full service facility so bath, nails and tails. A little expensive but other reviews said worth it.