My husband and I got our puppy "Bono" from Selah Springs puppies. The owner is very knowledgeable…read moreon what puppies needs are. She explained the different things that she does to work with the puppies in making sure that they are socialized properly and well adjusted. I wanted to wait a few months before submitting my review to see how Bono's growth and development would unfold. Bono has turned out to be a phenomenal dog. He is intelligent, faithful, and sweet. We would definitely come to this breeder again, when we are in need of another dog.

I got my puppy "Hiro" from Selah Springs Puppies. Sara is very kind and informative, she is such a…read morejoy to work with. Hiro is really intelligent and learns quickly. He is such a sweetheart and so incredibly loyal. If I ever get another dog I will definitely come back to Selah Springs.

I'm so happy we found Puppy Love Doodles!! Rhonda is the best and we've been in love w our boy from…read morethe start!

From the owner: Home-raised goldendoodle, bernedoodle, aussiedoodle puppies from health tested parents. We…read moresocialize our puppies so they can easily transition into their new homes. We breed puppies for families.

Thankful the great staff at South Boulder Animal Hospital recommended The Hydrant for our Wheaten…read moreTerrier, as it was both a positive and pleasant experience! Alana greeted us at the door at 730AM, and was so attentive and friendly! I spoke on my dog's behalf, as she doesn't speak English. First-time visitors, and Alana made our dog comfortable immediately, but also discussed the expectations and gave an accurate time that she would be done. Fair pricing, plenty of on-site parking, a local Boulder business who will get our business each time in the future as a result of a positive visit.

This is a little place tucked away on a side street in boulder. We've been going here for a while…read moreand have never been disappointed in anyway. There one of a few places that actually let the dogs roam free and don't chain them up except to give them there hair cuts then there free to roam until picked up. Staff is always friendly and give our dogs extra rubs when they arrive. We really enjoy bringing our dogs here.

Sandy and Rob were great to work with when I was picking out my new puppy. I was torn between 2 of…read morethem and was looking for a particular temperament and personality. We did a few facetime sessions so I could see what they were doing and how they interacted with the other puppies. Skeeter has been the best dog I could have ever asked for! Thanks Rob and Sandy!!

From the owner: We breed affectionate, intelligent, and healthy standard Bernedoodles. Our puppies are raised in a…read morefamily environment with tons of socialization.

We've got 2 beautiful boys from Monarch Pomskies. We've had Zippy Blue for 1 year. He's totally…read moreamazing! We love him so much we got him a brother. Now we have Alphie and Zippy Blue.

We are so in love with our sweet girl Magma, My husband and…read moreI came across Monarch Pomskies online and we knew right away they were passionate about breeding healthy, happy dogs. Magma is incredibly well-socialized, smart, and has the sweetest temperament. We highly recommend Monarch Pomskies to anyone looking for a responsible and ethical breeder.

Wonderful and healthy puppies! Short Leg Frenchies got the most adorable puppies. The owner is nice…read moreand patient, and she gave me detailed instructions on how to take care my Frenchie.

Excellent dogs. I love my Frenchie! Yuliang from short leg Frenchies is awesome! She is very…read moreprofessional and answered all my questions. I checked with other breeders but I think she was the best.

I am so glad that I put my two year old Aussie in training with BlackPaw. Prior to his board and…read moretrain he started having reactions to dogs, people, my horse...after training he is so much better adjusted and I have tools to help in any situation. Before training, walking my pup was stressful. He was pulling on me so badly that it made walks stressful. Now, his heel and sit stay make walks so enjoyable! Thank you for helping Oslo and I. Life is just a little more enjoyable now after his board and train!

Our 2-year old Stella had impulse control and leash reactivity issues due to anxiety and fear…read more Taking her to places like an outdoor coffee shop or Home Depot was so frustrating because she couldn't control her excitement and we couldn't control her. So, we just stopped taking her. And, after a very bad reaction to a dog on our walk, where she redirected on me, I would get scared any time we saw a dog when we were out walking and did my best to just avoid dogs altogether. We finally decided we couldn't fix Stella on our own and we decided to take her to Black Paw Dog Training. The training we ALL received has changed our lives! Since her graduation, we have enjoyed Saturday pack walks with other graduates and Stella has done great, walking side by side with other dogs, passing dogs out on the trail and staying in a perfect heel. I never thought it could be possible. She plays ball in a neighborhood park and has perfect recall. And our walks and ball playing in the neighborhood are totally different. She can pass dogs on the trail and just walk on by without losing her mind. And taking her with us to stores is now a fun outing. No more whining. No more pulling. Just a well-behaved pup. Bernadette and Cecilia have opened up a whole new world for us that we never thought was possible. We cannot thank Black Paw Dog Training or recommend them highly enough.

I came to Indian Peaks for my dog's allergy issues and left feeling dismissed and overcharged. Dr…read more Niedzwiedzki recommended a test that didn't seem necessary, and when I declined other medicine I was made to feel like my concerns didn't matter. Instead of a collaborative conversation, it felt like: "I'm the trained vet, so don't question me." Asking questions seemed to make her defensive, and the whole experience felt transactional -- more about protocol and billing than personalized care. I won't be returning.

Dr, Grier and her staff are so excellent. My wiggly 4-month-old big aussie puppy needed shots and…read morevaccines. Watching them keep him safe, keep him occupied and enjoying being there, while they did their jobs was fabulous. I appreciate you all. Thank-you. Would recommend this vet clinic.

I am a retired 65‑year‑old single man, a cancer survivor, and the sole caregiver for my 95‑year‑old…read moremother. I'm looking for a small companion to travel with and keep us company. I have a well‑kept, fenced‑in backyard that borders open space. I filled out their form and waited for a response, but none came. Three weeks into the process, I reached out for an update--any update--and still received nothing. They have been extremely unprofessional. The term "ghosting" is fairly new to me, but I would say these people are being childish and petty. Support another agency--one that cares as much about the customer as they do about the rescued pup. Thanks for listening.

Stay far, FAR away from this place!! Inexperienced,…read moreuneducated, and rude people are all you will find. They care more about making money than finding the best fit for their dogs, and their attitude towards potential adopters makes that abundantly clear. Not to mention $300-800 for a RESCUE dog is absolutely absurd even with vetting. Claiming to pull dogs from high kill shelters all over the country when they're only truly pulling cutesy small dogs they can make a pretty penny off of. Having worked at an animal shelter for years I have a pretty good grasp on how they should function, and it is pretty much the exact opposite of what BDDR has shown me. Meet and greets at the foster dog's home instead of neutral ground without any Brighter Days personnel even actively present is enough for one to turn and run. Then stating that a "successful meet and greet" simply means the two dogs didn't fight? Yikes. Sad standards. The two dogs didn't fight so it's okay even though the potential adoptee was showing clear signs of unease and aggression throughout the entire meet and greet? So both dogs long term comfort and wellbeing and the adopters peace of mind is completely irrelevant? Why are we letting people that can't even read basic dog body language foster these animals and make adoption decisions? The goal of any true, legitimate animal rescue should be to find best fit for that specific animal. Not to quickly pass them in to the first home that comes along so you can make your $800 and then get upset when adopters change their mind in the BEST INTEREST OF THAT ANIMAL. Holding a change of heart against potential adopters and then refusing to let them even look at any of your other dogs is a childish and unprofessional move. And the only ones that suffer from it are the poor animals in your care. Put your petty, personal feelings aside and do better. Do better for the animals.