This is a wonderful, pet-and-human friendly shop. Two years ago I had spinal surgery and couldn't…read moretake my dogs in, and the shop owner herself came to my home to take care of us. I can't recommend Dirty Paws highly enough. Excellent service, prices and people.

I am a non driver. I live less than a mile and usually walk to Kroger, P.O. etc. On the day I…read morescheduled the grooming appt. it was raining very hard. I called and explained my situation, and they said the only way I could re schedule is if I pay a no show fee of $70.00 over and above the $65.00 grooming fee. I have been taking my Yorkies here since 2012. The new owners are ridiculous !!!

We brought our elderly big dog in for a grooming. He hates having his feet touched and I usually…read morehave to have the vet sedate him. Shaggy Chic got him so clean and brushed a lot of the hair shed out. He looked and smelled so good. And the best part is he was comfortable enough to let them trim his back nails!!! That's a huge success! He was so happy and proud after his grooming. He's been prancing around since . Thanks Shaggy Chic, we'll be seeing you again.

I brought my dog in and heard her screaming and when I went to the counter to look back through the…read moredoorway I saw them holding her​ leash as she hung off the table and the held onto the leash to put her​ on the ground they didn't even hold her to put her on the ground and they put a muzzle on her which terrified her more and she doesn't even bite so i dont know why they put a muzzle on her and my dog is now terrified to go there and another dog of ours was also terrified to go there

Our bloodhound Carley was taken care of wonderfully. We truly appreciate the care she was given…read moreand highly recommend this place to others.

We took our two golden retrievers here at the end of the summer because they stank like the lake…read more Lol Our female has a super thick long coat and needed 3 baths to get the sand out. The groomer trimmed both of the dogs very very well and shaved a lot off. I don't rly understand complaints about shaving hairy/fuzzy dogs. Both dogs looked and smelled great and we didn't have to pay to have them groomed again for awhile. Prices are very reasonable. Making another appointment now!

Great we use her all the time for Chewy and Louie they love her also…read moreBeen with her for over 5 years

I've been sending my dog to daycare here and have had an excellent experience! Owners are…read moreknowledgeable and attentive. My German shepherd is always excited to get dropped off. Nothing but positive visits each time.

We have been using Bunker Hill for a few years now and they are the best. Dan is so great with the…read moredogs during the week at "play camp". Our dog goes once a week for a play day and when he started, he was a bit shy and reserved, Dan worked with him and now feels safe and comfortable -he thrives there. We highly recommend this place. Mike and Amy N.

Strongly recommend!…read more To say staff at Tri Canine Campus are wonderful, loving, passionate and patient isn't what sets them apart. Most people who work with animals are that way. They don't follow a step-by-step guide written by corporate on how to train a dog. They understand each individual dog AND owner need to learn in a way that works for them, on their path, and at their speed. A technique that works for one dog doesn't mean it's going to work on all dogs - even if they are in the same household. Same applies to the owners. TCC has an arsenal of techniques to quickly apply to make training for both dog and owner click. Since they don't follow a step-by-step guide, you only pass and move on when you successfully pass the goals of the course, not because the guide says in 6 weeks you pass regardless of goal success score. The staff know each other's strengths and weaknesses and work in a very collaborative environment. They are all familiar with my dog and me. Not only does this help them continuously grow to stay the best of the best, I am not hesitant to ask any of them for help and they are not hesitant to help me. But wait, there's more! They also offer reactivity classes. We are exposed to different behaviors, sounds, equipment, and actions that happen in the real world so when we are outside the comfort of our home and the Campus, it's not startling. Such as the child running by dragging a toy, it's not for us to chase. Or the people using a walker or crutches are not aliens to protect the family from. Or the music thumping from the car passing by is nothing to be scared of. I'm not done yet!! Pack walks. Brilliant!! It's like the reactivity class but actually in the real world. Locations are mixed up between parks and businesses so you get a variety of the unexpected distractions and interruptions. I honestly don't know how to praise Tri Canine Campus enough.

I can't recommend Tri Canine Campus enough! After working with two other dog training companies and…read morespending over 12 weeks (& hundreds of dollars) trying to help my Frenchton, Yoda's reactivity toward other dogs, I was at my wit's end. Within five minutes of our very first lesson, Yoda pretty much stopped barking at other dogs -- something I never thought would happen. Tri Canine's behavior modification program truly works, and they take the time to understand the "why" behind each behavior. The trainers (Mike, Jule & Ashley) are so knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely care about helping both the dogs and their owners succeed. Now Yoda can even play with other dogs under supervision, which still amazes me (pictures for proof). If you're looking for reactive dog training, behavior modification, or obedience training, Tri Canine Campus is hands down the best place to go. I drive 35-40 mins each way just to take him there because it is 1000% worth every minute in the car! They've completely transformed our lives!

"The Place to groom Your Loved Ones"…read more My wife and I have been taking our award-winning German Shepherd to Tina in the crew at best dog gone trims for years now. The reason we keep on taking him is because he gets so excited when we tell him he's going for a bubble bath. He loves the place, I've never seen an animal so excited to go get his haircut nails done, teeth cleaned and anything you asked for and more. I remember when I first took Zeus to the place, I didn't know how to cut his hair that's why I went there? But, she sure did so, if you have a question about getting your dogs hair or the dog taken care of either way go to best dog on trims ask for Tina. She is the pro, she loves the animals and they love her. She would be the last person on earth I would think would act rude to anybody. You'll like the place to try it. You have my word on it.

So, I made an appt. for my dog over a week ago, I get there on time and waited just a few min. and…read morea long dark hair person came out of the backroom without even saying hi, welcome, etc., can I help you?? I showed her a copy of my dog's shots record and saying how she didn't like to be groomed and I do the best I can, but she won't let me touch her backend. I did try introducing her to my dog so she would be less anxious and never with a smile and who is this, etc...She over & over asked how short I wanted her hair cut, I showed her a pic on my phone and said this is how I always have it done, she took my phone, walked away to the backroom, shut door and came back saying, "how short"...I kept saying close to this, (measuring by fingers" to show approx. how much she said how short in inches, so I measured with my hand and also told her I didn't want her undercoat touched or skin showing. I started telling her this is my 1st time, she repeatedly asked how short I wanted it cut. While she walked away, never explaining to me where she was going too, just walked away..I walked out, she came out while I was backing out of the parking lot, telling me, "I was just talking to her"...Horrible experience, very unprofessional, unkind and I would not refer or recommend Best Doggone Trims ever..I

So I have to add an update to this review…read more I can now walk around outside with my dog off-leash, call her back, and I am generally not worried about her listening to me. I truly believed that a trained dog is a happy dog, and now I have the practical real-world experience to put behind that theory.

We started taking our dog, Bailey, to Hannah at Red Lantern because we wanted to be able to walk…read moreher on a leash with no pulling and to learn basic commands. Once training was over we decided to bring Bailey once a week or so just to play with the other dogs. I cannot stress enough now much she LOVES this place! When we are walking her up the stairs to go inside it's all I can do to hold her back bc she's so excited to go play! Hannah and the rest of her staff love on her like she is theirs and I feel totally comfortable, knowing she is well taken care of!!