4-5 years ago we started looking for a breeder for our next furbaby. Being from Washington state…read moreand not far from Woodland we stumbled upon Dreamydoodles. We knew we wanted either a Labradoodle, or an Aussiedoodle mostly because we've always had dogs that were hypoallergenic and our son and daughter in law have allergies. Barbara is awesome when it comes to questions, concerns and just information about puppy issues, she is amazing. We will be getting a 2nd one when the time is right! We got our 2nd one May 2019 and are in love!! These 2 labradoodles are amazing! They learn quickly and both have great personalities. We highly recommend Dreamydoodle Pacific Northwest!!

We got our mini aussiedoodle, Cooper, from Dreamydoodles and we love him! He's more than a year old…read morenow, and is very sweet and intelligent. He was super easy to train - we like to joke that he was better trained as a very young puppy before he hit the teenager years. Now he always knows what you want him to do, he just takes a little to decide if he wants to do it. We love his spirit and he is very attached and protective of our family. We got Cooper at the last minute when a puppy became available and Barbara was very helpful and got him to us ASAP! You can check out pics of him on his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cooper.the.doodle/

I have the most sweetest little baby hedgehog that I purchased from Edith who is knowledgeable and…read moreis honest, kind. If you're looking for a hedgehog she's the nicest.

We got a newly weaned hedgehog and it is great! She had us come meet him about 2 weeks before we…read moretook him home so we knew he was a good fit for our family. She is knowledgeable and friendly and also has all the products needed on site if you need them!!!

I wanted to share a recent experience my family had at Columbia River Veterinary Specialists. I'm…read moreposting this to inform others in the community, especially pet owners, about what we experienced during an incredibly difficult time. This is not meant to discredit the clinic as a whole, but to be transparent about an interaction that had a significant emotional impact on us and may be important for others to be aware of. Our family recently brought our cat to Columbia River Veterinary Specialists during one of the most painful moments a pet owner can experience--having to say goodbye. I want to be very clear that the majority of the staff we interacted with were kind, patient, and compassionate. The woman at the front desk treated us with warmth and respect, the staff member we spoke with on the phone beforehand was helpful and understanding, and the veterinarian who ultimately assisted with end-of-life care was gentle, loving, and respectful. He took the time to explain everything clearly and treated both our pet and our family with dignity. Those are exactly the kinds of people you want working in a field that involves end-of-life care and emotional vulnerability. Unfortunately, our initial interaction with one staff member significantly overshadowed the experience. When our family first arrived, the individual who took our cat back (not the person who checked us in) made comments that strongly implied judgment about why our pet had not been brought in sooner. These remarks were delivered in a way that felt accusatory and lacked empathy, especially given that our pet was actively dying and we were already emotionally overwhelmed. Financial limitations are a reality for many families. Being made to feel guilt or shame for not having immediate access to thousands of dollars--at the exact moment we were facing the loss of a beloved pet--was deeply inappropriate and unprofessional. Veterinary professionals are entrusted with not only animal care, but human compassion. This was not the time for assumptions, judgment, or commentary--it was a moment that required empathy, discretion, and support. I'm sharing this because no family should be made to feel judged or shamed while saying goodbye to a pet. I sincerely hope this feedback is taken seriously and addressed internally, because the rest of the staff we encountered demonstrated the level of care and compassion that should be standard in situations like this. Our pet deserved peace and dignity in their final moments--and so did our family. I would like to call out Nicole Akerill aswell. She does not deserve to work in a profession like this! Thank you very much.

We unfortunately had to use this emergency vet for our dog but fortunately for us, they were all…read morewonderful! From the front desk, to the technician, to the veterinarian, they were all so kind, warm and excellent at their jobs. Yes, it's expensive to have a dog need emergency services. You should know that before getting a pet and you should know things are going to inevitably happen. Having a great team ready to take care of your pet the best they can is exactly why I highly recommend bringing your pet here for emergency needs. Thanks Dr. Tegan and staff!

Great experience from the shuttle service out to the shovel service home. We can relax on our…read morevacations knowing our dogs are having a blast and being well taken care of and safe. We have been using them since they were at their first location, about 14 years. Our pack has changed over that time but they all love CCC!

Keely did a fantastic job with my Partí Yorkie!! As an added bonus, she is incredibly sweet. She…read morewas quick to respond to my request and able to get my little guy in fairly quickly. I had checked with a different groomer in town and got a very negative vibe from that person. In retrospect, I am now grateful that the other groomer didn't have openings!