We are visiting the area from Tennessee, this place was great, they did a trial to see how the dog…read moredoes there and then we dropped him off another time to spend at the beach..Peopke are so nice and doggy like it ..Thank you

Absolutely horrible, I left my dog here for the weekend for a short vacation. Within 24 hours my…read moredog escaped because none of the staff were watching, they didn't know when she escaped because there were no staff paying attention. This was their one job, to take care of and watch the dogs. Absolutely horrible, I wasn't given any information about her other than she escaped and people saw her on ring cameras. We called to see what was happening and the person who answered didn't answer any questions and just kept giving obvious reasoning ( "I guess she hopped the fence" ), they did call animal control and the police immediately to get her found. I can't believe this, I will update the review depending on what happens. TLDR- Lost my dog within 24 hours, will update if found

Excellent trainers. We have a 18 month old female German Shepard. We put her through the 8-week…read moretraining course about a year ago. Everyone tells us that she is very well trained and follows our commands. The training must be reinforced at home and we still work with her often to reinforce and strength the terrific foundation that Off Leash K9 provided. But we are very happy with the results and definitely will invest in this training with our next K9 family member.

Recently, I was watching a training session with Russ, the licensed owner of this facility train a…read moredog with a bite history. It was a small mixed breed dog. The dog bit (without breaking skin) the trainer and the trainer immediately picked the dog up by the leash and held it in the air for what seemed like a long time, but may have been close to ten seconds conservatively.  After the dog was put back on the ground and told to sit, it ran from the trainer to the owners. The trainer ran over to the dog grabbed it by the leash and it bit him again. He picked the dog up a second time and was suspended in the air for several seconds. The dog ran away a second time. After retrieving the dog, it was picked up by the leash a third time by the trainer and set on a large box. I believe it bit him again somewhere in the mix because he exclaimed that that was "the third fucking time it bit [him]." At this point I protested, by saying the trainers name -at the time I was so shocked I didn't have words yet. The trainer yelled and pointed at me from across the room to "Never fucking tell [him] what to do". I clarified that, in fact, I had not told him what to do and was hoping he would not continue to escalate the situation further. He went on "not to ever question" his methods. But I very much question this method. The situation was conceived out of trainer error and unchecked emotion, from the extending the dog in the air multiple times to chasing it and grabbing it from behind the owners to even screaming and cursing at me from across the room infront of clients (who, as far as I could tell, were too shocked to speak). As a current client of OLK9, I found this incredibly disturbing. I sent an email to the owners describing my concern for the animals in the trainers care to which I have not received a response in almost a month. Is this what OLK9 stands For? I'm concerned to bring my dog black to this location, but am due for another 2 lessons. The trainer I was working with quit following the incident and there are currently no other trainers at this location. We spent a lot of money on the Rock Star program. Further, I'm concerned for the safety of the animals in this trainers care, if he is willing to display such irrational and ruthless disregard for dogs infront of their owners, how does he treat them when they are not around to prevent the abuse?

Just had my poodle sore and am very pleased. The owner was very helpful and asked all the right…read morequestions. I will be returning.

My furbabies, Teddi Bear and Archie Po, absolutely love the staff at Pooch Parlor! The staff…read moreconsistently exceed expectations in ensuring the happiness, safety, and grooming of my furbabies. Thank you Pooch Parlor team!

This is the best underground fence system in the Lowcountry. The owner is fair. Knows what he is…read moredoing, and knows how to train the dogs to the fence..

These guys do a great job and are prompt and courteous with their service! I would highly…read morerecommend them for your dog fence needs.

Dr Gould is a great vet. She was great with Candy and Candy my GSD liked her…read more on March 4 visit for a new existing problem the office mgr Megan messed up a $918 reimbursement. Instead of taking time to fix the problems from her messing up the records so bad that I don't know if the insur company will ever unde the truth she over charged me wrote in appropriate invoices and has my ins all messed up using the wrong date and etc

Waited much too long to see the doctor- over 30 mins. My dog has been treated for occasional ear…read moreinfections for 4 years, and recently got worse. I've done everything Dr. Bonnerman has suggested, but no improvement. Now I get a new doctor (Thomas), and I had to start all over with the case history. They just don't have their act together. Unfortunately, I may have to go out of state.

I had a similar experience as one of the other reviewers. I have an older golden retriever who has…read morebad hips. I was instructed to bring him in at 9am when they opened, and waited and waited all day. They didn't call me until 5 o'clock and the girl in the back wasn't even done grooming him when I arrived. I had to help her hold him up because he was cooped up in a cage that was too small for him FOR THE ENTIRE DAY and his legs were so sore he couldn't even stand up. When I brought my dog in I had to help the lady put him in the small cage, she even remarked she couldn't have done it herself. I asked how long it would be and she said he would be done around lunchtime so I didn't worry that he would be in there too long. In my personal opinion, it's not animal abuse to keep a dog in a crate/cage, but if an animal can't turn around inside the crate it's way too small and keeping them in there for 8 hours is animal abuse. This place should be shut down for cruelty to animals. I had to literally carry my 100lb golden out of there because he couldn't walk and do it himself. I'm disgusted with these people and would never recommend anyone to go there. Avoid Village Groomer like the plague it is!

They know how to cut my Bedlington and handle her, she's a bit of a grumpy old lady and doesn't…read morelike other dogs very much. Beautiful cut , clean salon, and reasonable pricing . Plus sometimes there is the most wonderful hairless cat to greet you !

We are beyond impressed with what a great job Jeff did with our dog! We realized very quickly that…read morewe were in over our head when it came to training our adorable, but stubborn, new puppy Maggie. We are a busy family with a toddler and I wanted to make sure Maggie got the training and attention she needed to succeed. Finding Jeff was like an answered prayer! He listened to all of our concerns and went out of his way to make sure Maggie became an excellent family dog. We are now able to take our pup wherever we go and strangers always comment on how well behaved she is! You can tell Jeff truly loves dogs and has endless patience when it comes to training rambunctious, high energy puppies! I can't say enough how beyond impressed we were! I would absolutely recommend his training program and will be using him again with any future dogs we get.

I was so excited when I saw how much experience the business owner had, their reasonable prices and…read morewide range of services. I called 5 times over the period of a week during business hours as well as emailed. I got a reply ONCE after asking when I could start my dogs training asking what type of training I wanted (and I requested the most expensive one, like "here take my money") I was really disappointed when I never received a reply. It's really surprising they boast a long history of business if they don't even return phone calls; I wonder how they make any business? Anyways, you're better off calling someone else who will answer.

I waited a long time to write this review... Jonathan had our dog maybe 6 months ago and he's now a…read moreyear old. I wanted to not just write a simple review but to really be honest and sincere because we researched for months to find the right place to train our pup. Our dog is a German Shepherd - Great Pyrenees mix and while he was doing well at wanting to please, he was super stubborn, guarded our home and WOULD not come back for any recall. Now, now, he's the most well behaved and amazing dog, he comes back 100% of the time with just the word "here" and he can jump up where I tell him, he barks once at passers by, but knows that's all. He can do off leash like a pro, today I took him to the trails and he stayed right beside me off leash the entire time I asked. Right now he's sitting in his "place" as he does whenever someone comes to the door. These are all things I tried training him before we sent him to Jonathan that did not work or stick no matter how hard I tried. Right now, I can open the front door, invite him out, and he will stay with me, if he does walk away, he'll come right back when asked. All of this would not be possible without Jonathan. There are some caveats I would say though. If you read the reviews you'll see Jonathan isn't the greatest communicator, and I won't disagree, he's really a dog person, not a people person, but for the care of my dog I want a dog person; if he was great with me but awful with my dog I'd be pissed. His services are expensive. And it will take longer than expected, so expect to bring the dog food and meds and maybe buy him a bed for being at Jonathan's, but it's very much a trust the process, he tells you up front, but he won't bring the dog home till the dog is ready. The other reason I waited for the review is so I could review the extended care and warranty. Upon his return I was unhappy with my dogs progress and I called Jonathan and he came back to me for another whole session to help. Not surprisingly, I was not doing it right... and the true value of his work is what you put into it after, we have been texting and videos and emails with him for the last six months and he's been able to guide us and has invited us to come back for more sessions to fine tune our concerns. If you just give him the dog and then don't expect to train after, you'll loose, because that's just not real, but if you use the essential and reinforce them you'll have a dog you love to be with every day. He mostly gave us the language to talk to our dog, and now we can work with him with ease. I would suggest if you want to invest in your dog, your life, your friendship and relationship with the dog, invest in Jonathan.

This is the worst place you can bring your dog. do not trust the care of these people - they had…read moreour dogs for 6 weeks and they came back traumatized and less responsive to commands than when they left. Promises That were made for video footage of progress and photographs (as proof of life) were scarce and inefficient sources of confidence that they were getting what they needed. We abruptly cut their training and picked them up with very little notice due to an injury to one of our dogs that was noticeable in footage. This is not the place for anyone's dog. We are all too sad that we trusted them for a day let alone 6 weeks.