I would like to share my incredible experience of Rhodes Collar. We moved to Connecticut from…read moreArizona in January of 2025 with our poodle puppy Curtis less than 1 year old at the time. Immediately my cousin told me that this was the best school for dogs in the area. She was right that is for sure! My husband and I started taking our puppy to Rhodes Collar immediately and worked with Michelle on dog obedience skills in both private lessons and group classes. Curtis was able to get involved in a group class entitled Good Citizen Skills. He passed the class thanks to the excellent training from Michelle and owner Glenna and there continued patience with us as new owners of Curtis. We are still taking classes with Michelle and working on more advanced skills now, we really enjoy the classes. The staff are all amazing, Linda helps Curtis with the after school program, she is incredible, Maureen is amazing and helps with so many areas of running the school, Rileigh is also amazing and helps us when we need to board Curtis though Custom Care. We feel 100% confident that our puppy is safe and treated well when we go away, we get pictures and videos of everything he does at school like report cards or when boarding at a staff's home. Staff are always available in a on text and honestly this school is so amazing that my husband and I agree we are better dog owners since going to Rhodes Collar, we plan to be long time customers and are forever grateful to them. Many thanks Rhodes Collar for all you do.

They are magicians with your dog - every school day George Michael can't wait to get to class…read more He's become the most social, mellow and wonderful dog I have owned, and I think a lot of it has to do with Rhodes Collar. Thank you!

We use Ann for both overnight care and when our schedule is too hectic and it keeps us away from…read moreour babies. She's awesome and I highly recommend her services. Give her a try--you won't be disappointed-and neither will your babies!!

From the owner: I specialize in private, neighborhood dog walking, overnight care, cat care and more. Rest assured…read morethat your pet is in wonderful hands. I'm fully Insured and Bonded, as well as CPR Pet Certified. I promise to provide exceptional services at competitive rates. I offer free meet and greets.

I have used Kayla for years watching my horse and my cats . They provide a++ service highly…read morerecommend them .

We love Kayla's Kritters Pet Care. We have two great danes. One care free and the other a nervous…read moreguy. Shauna and Kayla came for a meet and grert. Our care free girl was happy and ready to sit on laps. Our boy stand offish as he is. They took the time and let him be. They found out if they sat down he would stop by with a toy to share for a game of fetch. Shauna made it possible for us to take day trips knowing that they were in great hands. We got pictures and list of how our pups were doing in a text message while we were enjoying skiing for the day. She is excellent and the text messages and pics make it so we knew they were in great hands while we were away. This puppy mom could relax and not worry!

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Scott's Kennels…read more They cared for my senior dog, Moxie, for nearly a week while I was over 3,000 miles away for work--and to say I was nervous would be an understatement. Moxie has special needs (a form of epilepsy) and very little experience staying in a kennel, so I was deeply concerned not only for her health, but also for how she would handle the stress of a new environment. I checked in twice while I was away, just to make sure everything was okay. Each time, the staff reassured me with such genuine warmth and kindness. It was immediately clear how much they cared about her--they spoke about Moxie like she was their own. I was so touched to learn that they were taking her out for extra one-on-one time and giving her special attention beyond the standard routine. When I picked her up, I was honestly amazed. She was happy, playful, and--somehow--even healthier than when I dropped her off. I had prepared special meals and treats for her, and they followed everything carefully and thoughtfully. (They also offer the option to use their food, which is great for flexibility.) The facility itself is incredibly clean, and the staff are not only professional but truly compassionate animal lovers. It's clear they spent a tremendous amount of time monitoring her, caring for her needs, and making sure she was comfortable and safe. It's now been over 24 hours since I brought her home, and I genuinely feel like she is an even happier, healthier dog after her stay--which is something I never expected. I had worried I might come home to a stressed dog who refused to eat or had experienced a seizure. Instead, I found the exact opposite. I highly, highly recommend Scott's Kennels. They gave me complete peace of mind, and I now know that if I ever need to travel again, Moxie will be in the best possible hands.

What a great place to take your pet for a getaway, and feel comfortable they are taken…read more Care of them. Highly recommended them, Staff and owner are awesome. Just booked with them again

I have been going monthly for the past 18 months to have my dog's nails trimmed. Every time we go,…read moreBubba seems happy and at ease. The staff are friendly and professional.

We had to leave our little Ricky while away for 3 weeks in Greece. He's a Special Needs boy at age…read more16 and the team did an exemplary job of looking after him. While he's glad to be back home, he did well and we are very grateful to Ally, Becca, Jill and the rest of the team for taking such good care of him.

our dog has been to doggie day care since he was a puppy in Maine before we moved here. Spending…read moreover two hundred dollars on classes before he could even go to daycare made no sense as after four years our dog was very socialized and obedient . He was finally accepted to daycare after six weeks and the first day I picked him up they said he was barking., well so we're all the other dogs. this day care is not all that clean and totally smells like dog urine. the other two kennels he attended you could eat off the floors.

Took my pup to Stonington location for puppy daycare as well as taking their puppy training…read moreclasses in Lyme on the weekend from age 3 mo to 6 mo and worked with him at home with what we were taught in class. The staff was always great and kind and I always received an overall good report about him with some concerns about reactive barking but it was always chalked up by the trainer and the staff as primarily being "a Shepherd thing". (He is a German shepherd puppy) My issue is with the owner Marge. She is quite possibly the rudest, most condescending business owner I have ever run into. I was nearing the end of his puppy daycare program and looking forward to getting him into the adult program but was approached by Marge about his horrible reactive barking and that he could absolutely not come to the adult program until this was corrected. This reactive barking was never even an issue until he started coming to daycare. They are kept behind a fence, directly behind the front door and so every time a person enters with their dog he barks and jumps. It is hard to address this behavior when he is doing it at daycare and not at home since it's a completely different environment, which leads me to the main question of, what is being done at daycare to correct the behavior?! I asked what do we do, reach out to a behaviorist? We're already doing training classes and he actually is doing really good in class even thought a couple dogs actually lunge at him in class which the trainer is aware of. The trainer actually praised us for his progress at the last couple classes. There seems to be a large disconnect between this owner and the staff and it's quite appalling and concerning but after spending so much time and money with their daycare and training and then being told quite literally he can't come anymore is just plain wrong. I also don't appreciate being called out by the owner with snide remarks like "you need to train him at home as well", and "I already spoke with the trainer and she has expressed to you her concerns" it's like I was being set up and called a liar. What did I do to deserve this?! First of all I have the trainers direct number and she thought not allowing him to continue was unusually harsh and did not speak to Marge when Marge said she did. I will save a long rant and just end with stay away from this place. They are expensive and I'm finding that quite a few other local daycares have better, more flexible programs and are actually averaging $10 cheaper a day and have better packages as well and a much better overall day-day program. The owner Marge could actually take some notes from her own staff about how to talk and treat a customer. She will, I'm sure, deny any of this and seem apologetic and that she cares about my dogs progress and that she never said these things. Very much it feels she is prejudiced against certain breeds (mine being one of them) and that I'm being forced out even though he is a great dog and plays great with the others. There are plenty of pictures on their Facebook page to prove this fact.

Highly recommend! We've been going here for over 20th. She's…read morewonderful to the animals.

We boarded our cat here and it's a lovely place for cats. They are in a separate building from the…read moredogs, with extra large pens. They keep the pens immaculate. Very loving caregivers. We will definitely return!