They love all of the dogs, they remember their names and are genuinely kind And receptive.read more

The total care package for my doggie was outstanding. I highly recommend Happy Tails and I'm…read morecompletely pleased

We love little dog adventures! Our pup has so much fun going to daycare, and the pickup service is…read moreso convenient. it's so nice to know when I leave for work in the morning that she'll be picked up and will have the greatest day of play and enrichment instead of sitting home alone. Kelly is very kind, trustworthy, professional, and great with the dogs.

Kelly is the BEST! She really does treat my little one like her very own. Piper has been going for…read more2 years and we hate to leave, but we are moving. Piper always has a great time with all of her friends and even her BFF, Georgia. She's always a happy and tired pup when I get home from work. The pick-up service is a great convenience. So appreciative of Kelly and Little Dog Adventures.

Absolutely loved this groomer, and so did my babygirl Coco!!! First off, they do not crate your dog…read morewhile they wait, which is fantastic. I got a video update on how she was doing, which was reassuring. Her groomer Lyndsey took great care of her and was very patient and understanding, being that Coco is only 6 months old. She gave her a great groom. The shampoo they used smells amazing! Coco is still fluffy and smelling good (and it rained yesterday too!!) So take your fur baby here, and their paws are in great hands

Took my pit bull mix here for an all day daycare while I was at work. It was her first actual day…read more(aside from the temperament test which I was told she did fine) and was told that my dog was being an instigator with another small dog, which I understand because she can play rough, and that she had her ears pinned back (as a pit bull she always has her ears relaxed which is pinned back, giving them that seal look which can be seen as an example in the photos) and that she was "not a good fit for them." I asked why they had small dogs with the bigger dogs and was told "the small dogs are too rambunctious to be with the other small dogs." I was told that staff had to break up my dog and the small dog and she was put into a kennel for the rest of the day but the dogs had never gotten physical. I pick my dog up and she has scratches and bite marks on her tummy and no one had called and told me. I called them and they said that they had no idea but that my dog was still welcome to come back. Never coming back here again.

My absolute favorite doggy daycare. Make sure you take advantage of a referral. Let them know I…read moresent you ! If I could give more than 5 stars, I'd break Yelp's rating scale. This doggy daycare is the ultimate luxury retreat for pups--think canine country club with heart. From the moment I (Lexi the Bougie BT) strut through the doors, I'm treated like the royalty I am. The entire staff is amazing--genuinely loving, attentive, and totally in tune with every dog's personality. But the real stars of the show? Anthony and Michael, the owners, are top-tier, hands-on, always-on-site superheroes. They're there every single day--greeting us with love, making sure every detail is flawless, and creating an environment that feels like home... but better. But don't you worry, they even have cameras so that you can watch from home? And oh baby, the perks of this place: * Pool Days (yes, I splash with my squad) * Treat Parties * Photoshoots (hello, content!) * Outdoor Activities * My Boston Terrier crew--yes, I roll with a whole Boston gang! But that's not all... this place has a full-on doggy spa. * Nail trims * Ear cleanings * Teeth brushing * Luxurious baths and blowouts It's giving "spa day meets play day" and I'm absolutely here for it. And if you're traveling? No problem--they offer overnight accommodations so your pup can stay safe, comfy, and loved while you're away. No crates, no worries--just snuggles and structure. This isn't just doggy daycare--it's a lifestyle. A wellness center. A social club. A pampering palace. I go every day and I genuinely LOVE it. If you're looking for a place that will care for your pup like family, keep them active, clean, stylish, and social--this is it. Signed, Lexi the Bougie BT (and my assistant, De) #BougieBTApproved #DoggyDaycareGoals #AnthonyAndMichaelMagic #SpaDayForDogs #OvernightCare #BostonTerrierLife #PamperedPupVibes #TikTokDogLife #DoggyCountryClub

My dogs always love going to camp!! They make lots of friends and I love watching them on the…read morecameras while I'm away.

Took great care of Daisy and did an excellent grooming job. The staff is always friendly and…read morehelpful.

Took my grand-dog, Maisie, (a borzoi) in for a bath and groom package. Friendly staff at the check…read morein counter. After dropping her off, we checked out the in house supply store, separate entrance from inside the groomer's office. The supply store was well stocked with everything you could want for your pet. We were called with an update about some things, Maisie needed an ear cleaning and a notice of an old scratch on one of her legs. Over all, with bathing, drying, ear cleaning, clipping of her nails, and trimmed her fur around her paw pads, it was very reasonable!! Maisie will be back for sure!!

When I first adopted my pup, I chose Friendship Vet Little Creek because of the location…read more I've stayed for 2.5 years because of the people & great service. We saw Dr. Perry today for skin issues. My pup (Westie, named Sheldon) has been scratching and very uncomfortable for the past 2 weeks. They drew blood and tested his skin for infection. I mentioned that Sheldon's skin seemed darker than normal. Dr. Perry said that's another sign of infection. Who knew??!!! ‍ He explained everything so well. The vet techs are awesome too. I wish I could remember their names. ‍ Five stars for sure!

TLDR: this vet has hiked their prices substantially, they have an unprofessional staff, and I had…read moreto watch my dog choke to death in her last moments because they mishandled her euthanasia. I have been coming to this vet for at least 4 years now. In the beginning, I really loved this vet and highly recommended them to many friends. I even continued to go here despite moving much further away and being closer to several other vet options. But things have changed in the past year or so. I have noticed that the staff has changed entirely, so I can't help but think that there has possibly been a change in ownership or management. Prices have sky rocketed and professionalism has significantly decreased. I have had my final straw this past week. I had previously euthanized my pit bull at Friendship about 3 years ago because of a spinal injury. That experience was incredible and I was grateful for the amount of care the staff had put into our farewell to our precious dog. However, this year, I had to euthanize another elderly dog of mine, and the experience was absolutely horrible!!!! I got to the appointment early so that I could go in and speak with the receptionist (while my partner remained in the car with our dog). My intention was to preemptively fill out all paperwork and pay in advance. There were no customers at all in the waiting room, and there were two receptionist. Both appeared to be consumed by their computers. I announced myself and explained why I was there. Initially, the receptionist was kind, but then the other receptionist reminded her that she needed to hurry up to take her lunch break. She then proceeded to rush through my check-in, hurriedly filling out my paperwork, not even asking if I wanted any additional services/products for the cremation. I had to inject myself and insist on asking for a paw print. She didn't even ask me if I wanted to see what other products they had. Then other customers started arriving in the lobby, and it appeared that her attention was redirected. She never said another word to me while I was standing at the counter, so I just walked out and went back out to my car for my final moments with my dog. We brought her in at exactly the appointment time, and had to sit in the lobby temporarily. Then we were ushered into the same exam room that we previously put my pit bull down in. It's a specific room that has its own private exit so that dog parents don't have to exit through the lobby while emotional. While in there, the vet and assistant took awhile; so we sat there soaking in our last moments with our dog while have to overhear people yelling in the lobby at their pets. It was so uncomfortable. Most vets place a sign or candle out in the lobby to signal that a pet is being put down, and requesting silence. Not this place. The vet finally came in and had more paperwork for me to sign (even though I had asked to fill out all paperwork when I came in early). The assistant said "I'm going to take her to the back now". This scared me because she didn't say why. I had to protest to ask if she [my dog] was coming back or not. She carelessly said "oh yeah, she's just getting a catheter". It felt like she didn't understand why we were on edge and emotional. When she came back with our dog and the vet, they laid her down on a blanket and injected a sedative, then they left the room to give us time to say goodbye. In the midst of our farewell, the assistant came in and quickly laid down a plate of beef and rice in front of our dog. Our dog obviously started eating it quickly, but the sedation started to hit her after about 2 bites. She was immediately paralyzed in the face and was unable to chew and swallow properly. We had to listen to our dog choke and struggle in her last moments. It was devastating to watch, and I felt completely helpless. They took that last moment from us. I was trying to be strong as I'm heavily pregnant and my partner was extremely emotional in the moment, so I restrained my anger because I just wanted to be in that moment with my dog. The vet came back in and administered the final injection. When they went to leave the room again, the assistant asked how I wanted to pay... literally seconds after my dog died in my arms. I told her I would call and pay later. She went to leave, and I had to ask if we were able to use the private exit in the room because now there were signs on the door saying "do not use". She lazily said "oh sure". And that was it. I looked down at my dog who had beef, rice, and foam pouring out of her mouth. I had to cover it up with the blanket because it broke my heart to look at. That was my last moment with my girl and they ruined it.

Your dog is NOT safe here and DO NOT TRUST THESE PEOPLE ALONE WITH YOUR DOG! My dog was attacked by…read moreanother dog during a 4 week board and train twice in the same day here on 06/21/21. They had a fight in the morning and a second one in the evening. The dogs were left unattended, together during day play. The "handlers" apparently blew the airhorns to get the other dog to stop attacking my dog, that didn't work so then ran to get Adam. What if he wasn't there? My dog would probably not be here today. My dog and the other dog were put back together later the same day, which does not make any sense to anyone with a functioning brain. I didn't know the extent of my dogs injuries due to the attack. Adam tried to negotiate with me to pay the vet bill from his vet even before me being able to see my dog. MY DOG GOT ATTACKED DUE TO YOUR NEGLIGENCE. He offered to give me a free week if I paid $500-600 for the vet bill. Just goes to show you how absolutely money hungry he is and what he's willing to put at risk ( YOUR DOG). I took my dog to our regular vet that Thursday and he had to have 2 drains surgically put into his leg to let it drain and keep swelling down. Not once did Adam apologize for what happened. Not once did he express any compassion or sympathy. That's when I realized it's all just money for him. You and your dog are just another dollar sign to him. This is just a warning for those of you thinking of coming here. He hires people off the street who have 0 dog training or experience with handling dogs to work for him. He is an extremely rough handler, i've watched him myself. The things that are done to your dog when no one is watching makes my blood boil. Please think twice about what may happen to your pup while in their care. My dog paid the price, don't let yours also. We've had a long 3 years of recovery for my dog to be able to trust other people and dogs again. He will never be the dog that he was before because of Adam and Obedient Paws. Please, if you love your dog, don't walk, RUN far away from this place and this man. You will be doing your dog the greatest service.

My wife and our five month old Lab pup learned so much, from walking leashed obediently, to off…read moreleash recall - this is an amazing program! Especially for our puppy who was shall we say a bit hard-headed. It's been a month since we finished our training, and she is still benefiting from what we learned.

I've been coming here since about 2001 with our family dog, Teddy. I now take my cat there since…read more2014. I have never been disappointed with the care my cat received here, and when our family dog, Teddy, was alive, we honestly feel like his life was extended thanks to excellent vet care. I look forward to coming here every year for my feline's yearly exam. There was one incident when I had to take the feline to an emergency "same day" appointment back in March (2022), and they handled her so well, although it took a few days to get ahold of someone to discuss her results, it all got worked out. I would not take her (or any other future animal) anywhere else.

We have been coming here with our pets for over 20 years. They no longer have continuity of…read moreveterinary care and were unable to see my dog during office hours for an emergency visit. We have had to switch practices for peace of mind. I'm hoping they are able to hire more full time vets in the near future and recover their previously great customer service. We were disappointed to leave.

Our experience here has been great. We were unfortunately running late to pick him up and we called…read moreJason the owner and he manage for us to pick him up regardless of being after hours. Shaggy has never been put in a kennel so we knew staying overnight could possibly cause him harm. Jason was very understanding and we were able to pick him up. The only thing I would say Shaggy does come home very thirsty. Other than that he has been treated amazing and very loved by all staff members.

I trusted Fido Play with my 12-week-old puppy, and the outcome was devastating. My puppy became…read morecritically ill while in their care and passed away shortly after pickup. I received no phone call or text to warn me that he was acting abnormally. Learning afterward that there were signs something was wrong has been extremely difficult. What has been most upsetting is the lack of accountability or compassion afterward. While the veterinarians and cremation service sent condolences, the owner did not. Based on my experience, I would urge others to be very cautious, especially with young puppies.

We had an excellent experience with Dory, our dog trainer and saw a noticeable difference in our…read moredog right away, our English bulldog, Kovu. What really stood out was how she took the time to explain the specific traits and characteristics of our dog's breed and personality. That insight alone helped us understand our dog on a completely different level. Her training techniques were clear, effective, and easy to apply at home even though we only have few sessions. Instead of just telling us what to do, she explained why certain methods work, which made a huge difference in how consistent and confident we felt during training. You can tell she genuinely cares--not just about training the dog, but about making sure the owners are set up for long-term success. The guidance she provided has made everyday interactions with our dog so much smoother. Highly recommend her to anyone looking for a knowledgeable, patient, and effective dog trainer. Thank you Dory! Will see you soon.

We adopted a six year old beagle mix from a rescue and my wife informed me that we both needed to…read moreget trained. He would bark at EVERYTHING, and when walking, he would pull incessantly. We found Dory through recommendations by friends and started working with her with private lessons. For us, this was the best way to begin. Dory did a GREAT job training Stitch and me on how to be a better dog and dog person. After we completed our private lessons, she invited us to observe one of her group classes. After his initial vocalizations, I applied the techniques Dory taught me to get him to settle down. In no time he was quietly sitting and watching, and NOT barking. Near the end of her class, she invited me to walk Stitch around the group and NOTHING! We were ALL amazed! I'm looking forward to continue OUR training with Dory by taking her group classes. If you want to improve your (and your dog's) training, you won't go wrong by going with Dory.