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    Mystic Aquarium - King Crab

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    22nd September 2026 Mystic, Connecticut Partly cloudy 64°F…read more My husband is quite an expert of aquatic sea creatures, both of the saltwater and freshwater variety, from an early age, being that it was quite an intensive hobby of his, visiting the Mystic Aquarium after we visited the one in Newport was a must-see for us. I found the experience very enjoyable and relaxing watching the pleasant environment they have created here. Mystic Aquarium has quite an extensive collection of species. Especially the Beluga Whales in the outdoor waters. We observed many families with very excited toddlers throughout. Thank you for a lovely break in Connecticut!

    I tend to have mixed feelings about zoos and aquariums, and that response seems to correlate to my…read moreperception of how well the animals are cared for or what their quality of life is. The Mystic Aquarium was small and dirty. Some of the environments seemed way too small for the creatures in them. The penguins seemed to be happy in their little group, and the seals seemed to enjoy just basking in the sun. Everything else felt way too tiny for the fish, and I mostly just felt sad the entire time. I'm also pretty sure I saw a dead jellyfish. As an adult, the ticket price is way too high for what you get. They also had a number of up-sell/add-on options not included in the regular ticket price. I think, if you have some young kids, you might be able to squeeze a little bit of magic out of this experience, but otherwise I found the Mystic Aquarium to be far too depressing.

    K9 National Services - Puppy training

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    Thank You K9 team!…read more Stella was an extremely fearful, nervous, and anxious Catahoula rescue. She used aggression to compensate for her fear of everything. Very unstable dog. The reality of the situation was that after several biting instances, putting her down was becoming a real possibility. My research led me to Nik K9NS. Nik's experience with aggressive dogs and his training methodology convinced me to spend the money, time, and effort to attempt to save Stella. I'm so glad I did. The results have been spectacular. her confidence building and socialization around other dogs and people are awesome . The future looks bright for Stella & me due to Nik and his awesome team. I just can't tell you how much I recommend K9 National Services

    I hired Nick in April of 2021 for my dog Finn, who was becoming increasingly aggressive and…read moredangerous. I was desperate to find someone to help us as nothing I had been doing was helping (including working with other trainers). After meeting Nick and speaking with several of his clients I decided to hire him. I chose the lifelong package which was $10,000 due to the severity of Finn's behaviors. This was not an easy decision as $10,000 is an INSANE amount of money, but Finn was only 2.5 years old, my best friend, and we had so many more years together. -Nick has a way with animals that is very calming. When Nick entered the house Finn's demeanor changed (for the better), almost like a switch went off and the Finn we knew was back. -During the decision process, Nick told me to choose anyone from his google reviews to speak with regarding their experience. He provided their number, and I gave them a call and was able to ask plenty of questions. -Nick does things in a very unorthodox way, but many things did work well for us. Keeping an open mind while working with Nick is a must. -The reviews that state Nick uses water and flicks it at dogs is very true, and it honestly worked great for Finn as it would snap him out of his intense moments and allow him to come back to himself. -One review stated Nick doesn't stay the full session length. I can't speak on this as I did the lifelong plan rather than paying per session. But, I never had an issue with shorter sessions as we based the length on Finn and what he needed that day. -His website emphasizes the use of "positive reinforcement" which is true. However, he also uses what I consider "negative reinforcement" such as water, nose tapping, collar corrections, and vocal corrections. I had no issue with this as I was NOT seeking a positive only dog trainer, but it is a bit misleading. -Nick was not great when being questioned. I wanted to understand why we were doing something and not just blindly follow. He tended to use excuses when I questioned him or state "this is how it is done". I often felt as though my questions were not fully answered or taken seriously. -Nick was often late to our sessions without any heads up, which I found extremely frustrating. However, when I made it clear I needed communication he was better at letting him know when he was running late. -I almost did not hire Nick based on his contact. My two main issues were: 1.No payment plan was available. I chose a plan which cost $10,000 and coming up with that money all upfront is extremely unrealistic for most people and is off putting. 2.There are no check-in periods or any way to hold Nick accountable. I would have appreciated every 2 months or so to have a scheduled session to sit down and go over our progress and struggles.. As the client I often did not feel seen and would have liked a formal "review" period as I was often met with excuses and denial when I brought up my issues/concerns. In the end things didn't go as we hoped with Finn, I will not go into detail regarding this as it is not relevant. Nick did not fail Finn in any way, Finn's issues were beyond anyone's help and in the end we had to do what was best for Finn himself and those around Finn as he became too dangerous. Overall, I don't regret hiring Nick as I was investing in Finn and how could I possibly regret trying all I could to save him? However, what does not sit well with me is that I invested $10,000 when we only worked together for 4 months (I didn't "spend" even half that amount in sessions), and I did not feel supported in the end. In fact, very much so the exact opposite, which is outrageous considering the circumstances.

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