Have appointment as a new client. Will know more after the 15th. On the phone, Cassie was very…read morefriendly and professional. Got my appointment scheduled right away.

I brought my Bloodhound puppy (Dolly) for her 9 week check up. We saw Dr Grimsley who was very…read morenice and professional. She explained everything thoroughly. The entire staff is fantastic. We have been brining our dogs here for many years and would not go anywhere else.

We have two medium/ large dogs and were looking for a place to take them for both daycare as well…read moreas to have for boarding when we found K9 Country Club. During the first daycare experience, everything seemed to go OK, but we were surprised that they didn't seem tired at all upon pickup. At our previous daycares, the dogs would come home ready to rest and relax... definitely wasn't the case this time. Despite the initial daycare experience, we decided to board our dogs here over the New Years holiday as we really needed to have them in a safe place where they would be able to be together and would have daycare during the day. Our dogs seemed to do really well and did come home exhausted after the three day boarding experience and seemed to be in good spirits! The only odd thing was how thirsty the dogs were when they got home - it was like they hadn't drank in days (but this could just be from over excitement). The reason that I chose to remove a star is because they seem to be very disorganized and the front desk woman is a bit rude. Multiple times I was contacted for a missing vaccine or paperwork or this or that and yet they already had it ... just lost it/ misplaced it. Even upon check in, I had to go over the same items (like medication instructions) over and over because the woman checking us in did not listen (and truthfully is pretty rude). Additionally at check out... I was handed a bag full of stuff that wasn't mine. I was glad I checked as some other dog/ owner would've been without their bowls, food, etc. Despite the front desk woman being rude, the rest of the staff and the manager here are all very friendly and work to get things right. One employee that really went above and beyond (and will be the reason we come back is Casey (I hate to say I'm not 100% sure on his name, but I believe that's it). He took extra time to get to know the pups so they felt comfortable going with him, wrote down all the instructions for himself and also took time to speak with my family to ensure we felt comfortable. Overall - a good boarding place but one that has some improvement opportunities in administration.

K9 CC is a unique boarding & training facility conveniently located to San Antonio in the beautiful…read moreTexas Hill Country. All the employees and instructors are friendly and skillful. I always feel welcomed and even my sensitive senior pup loves her classes there. The care starts the minute you enter the facility , and all employers are gracious and friendly. There's an underlying sense of fun that's reflected in interactions with my pups. You can't go wrong with choosing K9 CC!

We have been bringing our golden retriever for day care now for the last 6 months. He starts…read morewagging his tale when we turn corner to go onto property. Staff & Owners are wonderful!!!!! Highly recommend.

We've had our 3yr old Frenchie stay here three times now when we've gone on vacation. The staff has…read morealways been very kind and can tell they love our dog. I've had a great experience!

Staff is so welcoming and sweet to the pets! Love my baby's grooming! Fast, friendly and great…read moretexting and email contact.

The lady's that work here are so kind. Especially the one with the long black hair. They always do…read morea great job on my dog's cut and wash. We have a golden retriever so he's got a lot of hair and they always do a perfect job!

I got Zeus champion male Rottweiler from them in 2007 the greatest dog and the greatest health I've…read moreever seen in a dog rip Zeus son of wandor and Rosy

River City Rottweiler sells nothing but the finest bred dogs. I purchased my first one from RCR in…read more2008 and that dog was literally a lifesaver. Not only was she extremely well bred, had such a calm and positive disposition but she literally knew when something was wrong with me and helped me survive a rough time in my life. I got my second RCR Rottweiler in 2014, my third in 2019 and my fourth in 2021. All of these dogs have been nothing but the best of friends and guardians to my family and friends.

We have been using Melody's pet ranch for many years. Even when we had moved to downtown San…read moreAntonio (45 min 1 way drive). Our fur babies are well taken care of and are very normal dropping off and picking up. Once at last minute, Melody's had no openings. We tried a place with "frills" and it took them a week to behave as normal when we picked them up. It was as if they were in shock of some sort and extremely terrified (tails between their legs). It was horrible. They have NEVER reacted like this at Melody's, not even their very 1st time. Thankfully, we are 5 min away now.

Our Cocker Spaniel is SO HAPPY when he goes to the Ranch. He is anxious to arrive and is greeted…read morewith enthusiasm by the staff that all love our dogs. Bonus with the addition of the bathing option which we love too. Thanks Melody's!

I had my Cane Corso, Giovanni, trained at Kanine Kaliber last year when he turned 1 yrs old. I am…read moreSTILL happy with the trainings he's had while he was there for 6 weeks. Victor is phenomenal! I needed to board Gio, this year for Christmas and I decided to go back to Kanine Kaliber; they do boarding as well. Again, Victor is great! Very informative, VERY knowledgeable about dog behavior and what I love is that he treats your dog as if it was his own. Even after a year, he was still giving me pointers on Gio's training. He called me to tell me that my Gio wasn't eating. He had already tried different solutions to help him eat before he called me. After speaking with him and brainstorming the issue, realized my dog's food was different. Same brand and formula, except the one I bought to take to the facility, didn't have the shredded chicken pieces in it. And since I hadn't left town yet, I was able to bring over the food I had at my house. I called the next day and I was happy to know that he was eating. I really need to pay more attention to the bag next time. I'm grateful for Victor. If you need a dog trainer or a place to board your dog, I HIGHLY recommend Kanine Kaliber and Victor.

This company did an extremely poor job of keeping me up to date on my dog's progress (she was there…read morefor a entire month)...Not to mention they charged me $300 too much for my dog's training program & they I was "NOT" given the promised Military Veteran discount...All in all I would not recommend this place to anyone much less any fellow Veterans...At the end of the day I feel like I was ripped off!!!! My dog wasn't given very good training and I'm sure that's because I live over 4 hours away...I'm very disappointed in my overall experience with Kevin and Tejas Elite

I am AMAZED and IMPRESSED! Lara's changed me and my rescue dog's life. What a transformation…read more Louie went from Resource Guarding and scared of everyone but me to an outgoing, kind, obedient dog. I am truly grateful, we can now walk peaceful and he knows his down, sit and stays with ease! Highly recommend Lara's Canine Solutions! - Benjamin in Houston, TX

I took my rescued puppy here because I was a first time dog owner and wanted to make sure he was…read moregoing to be trained properly. I was assured that he'd know basic commands after the first two weeks. He likes to chase cars, and they said that they'd need to work with a shock collar to discourage that behavior, which is awful given that shock collars are heavily discouraged for non-problematic dogs and are outlawed in some countries. I still enrolled him in a 2-week course for basic commands, because I was a first time dog owner who wasn't aware of how to train dogs. Lara's canine solutions used a prong collar on a puppy who already was happy to follow directions and didn't have behavioral problems. She reassured me that prong collars would be okay becuase it doesn't hurt when she put it around my arm. However, after the training, I put the collar around my neck as a test to see how my dog would feel, and was shocked at how much it hurt my throat. While my dog was there, he developed aggression problems and anxiety, and developed problems of barking aggressively. Worst of all, after the two weeks, he didn't know any of the commands. I asked him to sit, and he didn't know what it was. He only did "guess work" out of fear when I tugged on the leash with the prong collar which was what the owner recommended. I had to train him all over again at Petco because he didn't know basic commands, and Petco did a much better job and raised his confidence back up. If I'd do it again, I'd find a center that encourages positive behavioral training rather than engaging in negative training with prong collars and shock collars. Citations from rescue societies against using prong collars and shock collars: https://www.sfspca.org/behavior-training/prong/top10/ https://www.welfare4animals.org/blog/dont-jerk-or-pull-use-a-harness-part-24