I needed to board my dog back in September and had heard about Creekside. I decided to call and no…read moreone answered. I tried calling for a week probably over 20 times. I sent multiple emails and even Facebook messages. Still no one had reached out to me. I finally decided to comment on their daily posts on Facebook saying that I had been trying to reach out and then finally someone had called me back. The women said that they were understaffed due to sickness that week and that's why they didn't answer the phones. I decided to send her there for 4 nights because we were out of town and when I picked her up she seemed fine. I will be out of town this weekend for a trip and needed somewhere to board here again, so I called to see if I could get here in and again, no answer. I have called this company MANY MANY times and not one time have they answered. They still are doing daily updates on Facebook though. I do not recommend this place and I really do now know how they get their business since they don't answer phones, emails or Facebook messages. I tried to give another chance but this is just bad bad business.

This place is horrible. If you care about your dog find anywhere else. The staff does not care or…read morelove dogs. This is our second time doing a weekend overnight and they never fed him, gave us all his food back. We watch the staff rip my dogs collar off his neck to get him for pick and we heard him talking about our dog not listening. I was hoping to pick him up Sunday before 5 and they told me they would call me back. I left a text and voicemail and I got nothing back. They seemed extremely understaff and poorly staffed. We will never be back and I'm on here to warn other dog parents about this place.

The rally class at Seattle Agility is excellent. In the last several years I have learned so much…read morefrom Nora Roper, the teacher. She is knowledgeable, creates challenging courses, provides meaningful skill sets as needed, and her lesson plans are goal oriented to students' needs.

My pup and I love this place! We have been attending weekly for over two years for nosework. We've…read morehad the same trainer and instruction is always consistent. The facility/grounds are maintained nicely and provide what we need for a good session. The owners are understanding about missing sessions due to illness. There are no makeup lessons, which I understand because it can be very disruptive adding another dog to a group sporadically.

Always space available for my two boys. They've been able to accommodate my noisy barker jack…read morerussell and over many stays my bull terrier is coming out of his shell and is starting to warm up to the staff. We have had nail trims and bathing. They send photos of the boys shenanigans so I have peace of mind.

They have been a super place to our pets over the years. We trust their staff and care for our pets…read moreand have been responsive with our pet care.

My little one was enrolled in her puppy kindergarten class. Jennifer is very easy going and…read moreaccommodating. The breed of my puppy is naturally not trusting of strangers, and our instructor made sure to never push our pup into anything she wasn't ready for. For puppy kindergarten, she also allows you to attend multiple classes each week, for no additional cost! We definitely took advantage of this since our pup started out very shy of dogs as well. She's an extremely patient instructor, and typically will go over 2-4 different things each class. She also introduces a different agility item each class, to socialize the pups to the equipment. There's normally 2 puppy playtimes each lesson, one at the beginning and at the end. I'm appreciative that she also locks the doors at all times, to avoid any accidental escapes. The only critique I could give is that sometimes the lessons can be a little disorganized and can get side tracked a bit, but overall the lessons are fairly cheap. Also, I noticed this comes up as an Auburn company, but our lessons are out of the Kent Memorial Park building on Central.

My husband and I adopted a 6 month old chihuahua/minpin mix this summer and decided to start puppy…read moreclasses right away. Initially the puppy kindergarten class was rather large, but Jennifer split the class into 2 classes with the smaller/shyer dogs in one class, which was helpful for our little guy. I really enjoyed the puppy class because it was a good introduction for how to interact with your dog and teach behaviors. I also took the Basic Manners class. It ended up being a small class of just 2 dogs, although it meant we got more attention and plenty of question/answer time. This class was a little more disorganized, but we still managed to solidify some basic skills such as walking on a leash appropriately and the skills: sit, stay, come, down, leave it. Overall, I'm pleased with my experience. I'm a first time puppy owner, so it was nice to have an expert point of view in my training. The packets what went with the class were full of great information as well, so you didn't have to retain everything that was said in class. Jennifer also had a class helper who always had cheese who was so sweet with our little dog--thanks, cheese lady!

Want to have some fun and train your dog in some cool sports? Seattle Agility Center is for you…read more Classes in Nosework, Agility, Parkour, Rally, and Obedience. Great Trainers with small number of dogs (5-6 max) ensure you get personalized attention. Learn beginner, core, and advanced skills that teach you and your dog to be a well integrated team. Take this as far as you want! My dog and I have been taking nosework classes for over a year and have started attending accredited trials in the area. Whether you want to do this or just wear out your dogs brain, these classes (1hour) are for you. Offered once a week for about $30 per class, it's the best way to maximize your relationship with your dog and ensure your dog becomes a well adjusted member of the family.

I have been training my dogs for over 20 years at the SAC. We have attended star puppy, basic;…read moreintermediate; and advanced obedience, agility, nosework and Rally Obedience. All the classes have great professional knowledgeable instructors. The classes are fun and challenging at the same time. With great confidence I highly recommend this facility for training your dog.

Linda is a very experienced dog trainer. I love her technique of positive reinforcements to teach…read moredogs. My Basenji has been attending UCLA Dog classes since he was a couple months old puppy. He now learned so much. Not only doing dozens of tricks, but listen well with our verbal demands. I highly recommend!

Love Linda and UCLA. Took our pup to in person 4 week basic obedience classes with her. Classes…read morewere small, well catered to the few pups needs, and Linda was awesome! She was patient, wise, and knew what she was doing. We learned a lot and are forever grateful in kick starting this journey with us! We recently moved or else we would haven taken her other classes as well, like basic obedience 2!

I have had mixed experiences with dog-walking services in Seattle, and I can say that Josh at Cool…read moreDudes is among the best out there. He took care of my timid/shy greyhound, Cricket, 3 days a week during the workday for many consecutive months, and he never missed an appointment. Cricket seemed quite happy with his walks, I got great photos over text from Josh, and it was a totally worry-free arrangement. I would definitely recommend these dudes for their reliability and trustworthiness.

From the owner: Dog Walking / Boarding Services…read more Dogs are amazing animals that do not deserve us humans. They’ve loved and comforted me during many times in my life. I've served in the USN and had the opportunity to work along side with Military Working Dogs. Couldn’t have felt more honored. Being in the service has taught me patience and integrity. I promise your dogs will be in good hands and will be treated like they are family.