Chery is one of the best pet sitters I have ever come across. Every week day She picks up my dog…read moreMessi who is just over a year old. My dog gets all the exercise she needs while I'm at work. Cheryl is worth every penny. When I go on vacation she is always able to take Messi into her own home and give her all the love she needs. I love knowing how I will never have to place my puppy in a kennel when I'm away! Thank you Cheryl! Highly recommended!

I cannot say enough good things about Cheryl. She always treated my dog as her own. Her love for…read morehim was so obvious and I feel like you cannot put a price on that. That being said, Cheryl's prices are always reasonable, especially for how much she does! When I broke my ankle and couldn't walk my puppy, Cheryl would come over and do it. It was like getting to see all that she does while I was normally at work. My dog was always so excited to see her coming because he knew fun was going to be had! It is also awesome that she would take my dog while I went on vacation or any time I needed her to. I love that he has never been (or ever will be!) in a kennel. Cheryl genuinely cares about all of "her" animals, because if she takes care of yours, she thinks of it as her own. King Fionn (and me!) love you Cheryl!!!!

Ashley is the definition of somebody who take care of your pet, as if it was her own. Her prices…read moreare also excellent and unbeatable! 10/10 recommend.

From the owner: One on one client and animal engagement. I have flexible hours and will develop easily into the…read morecare plan of each individual animal. I develop relationships with the animal and the animals owner. I am very easily reached and love sending pictures! I adapt to each animals personality to curate the most positive experience for each individual. My clients know that their pets are treated with the most love and care possible.

I walk my dog here often. Not only is the beach small, but it's located next to a dog park. The…read moretown continuously checks the water to make sure that it's safe to swim.

Disgusting. My son found feces on the beach. Also, the crowd is awful, my son and his babysitter…read morewere ran off the beach by two cranky old ladies because they went in a different vehicle than the one they usually go in. Garbage everywhere and they never empty them. You're better off looking at pictures of a beach.

Canine Behavioral Services helped my German Shepherd Dog, Gunny, lose weight starting with a 2…read moremonth stay at their facility. While there, he was able to socialize with other dogs (other than my pack) and people which he wasn't getting at home as I live in the woods, so to speak. Gunny returned with a renewed spirit, more energetic and social and walked easier on leash without so much pulling. Canine Behavioral Services continues to work around my schedule with weekly visits to teach us humans how to properly interact with our pets and to teach us what they're saying. If you have any issues with your dog, whether it be pulling on leash, weight problems, anti-socialization, aggressiveness, etc, I highly recommend Canine Behavioral Services as your solution! Rich Nocera Sandy Cabral Hope Valley, RI

Brian understands dogs, but he can be rude and unprofessional to people- especially women. He does…read morenot want anything to do with you while he has your dog, despite what he says. He will warn people that his communication is "direct," but that is inaccurate. His responses are dramatic cut-and-paste messages that often have nothing to do with your own request. My dog got what it needed from training, but lost a good amount of weight. When this was pointed out to the assistant, they reviewed their instructions- sure enough, the wrong amount of food was listed. It should have been obvious for a dog that size.

I am very happy with the in-home care provided for my cat while I was away. The care giver was…read morevery knowledgable, compassionate, and reliable. She sent numerous texts, photos, and videos each day to show that every detail of the routine was carried out as we discussed. She even made intelligent improvements when she observed that my cat was not drinking adequately (thank you!). Very professional service. I will definitely use this company again.

From the owner: Specialty care for pets of all kinds from: Insects &…read moreArachnids, Avians, Dogs, Cats, Horses, Livestock, Reptiles, Amphibians and small mammals; Special Needs Care for special needs pets; All caregivers are Pet First Aid and CPR certified; Veterinary-trained Special Needs caregivers are available!

Kasey is the most competent and compassionate service dog trainer I've ever met…read more First and foremost besides the training Kasey treats me like a competent and capable human despite my disability. Next she listens to my dogs body language, stress signals, and other subtle cues and listens to his needs. Also she is skilled in handling the public during our sessions. Kasey has multiple times gone over session for free graciously giving her time without charging me extra. She is extremely generous with her time, to a fault. She never rushes me and is always 5-10 minutes early for session. Kasey adapts my dogs training to my disability trying multiple methods to see what's best for us as a team. She puts my dogs comfort first. Kasey uses the most up to date and humane methods when training my dog. She doesn't use pain fear or intimidation to train my dog. She is kind, fair, and loving toward my dog. I drive 5 hours round trip to train with Kasey and I would not have it any other way. She is worth it!

Kasey Nash, Joyful Paws Review I'm writing this review…read morefor Kasey Nash, Joyful Paws, because she is a superb trainer and I'm very grateful that she trained our dog Daisy to become a service dog. Daisy is a mini labradoodle and was 2 1/2 when she began training with Kasey. Previously she had had two intermediate classes at the K-9 Connecticut Education Center. To summarize, in our first session Kasey explained in detail what would be involved, and stressed the importance of my involvement. Daisy had 20 lessons spread out over 6 months. Lessons took place in Kasey's very well equipped basement, Home Goods, Target, Petco, and Cabela Sports. Kasey sent detailed notes after each lesson on what and how to practice, and how to take commands to new levels. Daisy bonded with Kasey the first day, and became very excited at even the mention of "Kasey". After a 5 week evaluation period she received her "Service Puppy in Training Vest" (a proud day). Approximately five months later, Daisy did a fantastic job on her service dog test which lasted more than two hours. Daisy's primary task was location assistance and guidance. She learned to guide me through a department store such as Home Goods, stop at curbs outside, and more. To name just a few commands: Left, right, forward, outside, button, here, wait. Kasey's method was to explain a new command, demonstrate it with Daisy, then teach me to perform the task with Daisy. Lots of treats were used! Before the next lesson, Daisy and I practiced the new commands extensively, at least three times a week along with previous commands. To give you a few examples of Kasey's teaching, we spent an hour or so getting on and off the glass elevator at Cabela Sports. Daisy learned elevator etiquette and got over fear of accelerations and abrupt stops. The techniques I learned from Kasey allowed me to build on many commands during our practice between lessons. To name a few, elevator techniques were used to teach escalators. "Outside" was extended to "Back" and "Find the trail" while hiking. For fun, during one lesson, Kasey taught Daisy to push a "door open" assistance button. This took less than half an hour to my amazement. A year later Daisy still remembers this "button" command. Kasey organized a number of field trips with her other dogs in training: Mystic Aquarium and a Scavenger Hunt to name two. Kasey wrote an "Attestation Letter" about Daisy's training which was instrumental in getting service dog approval for Aer Lingus and later for EuroStar (train to UK). I highly recommend Kasey Nash to anyone considering Service Dog training.