Michelle has helped Pumpkin and I improve our scent journey. With scent cones awareness, knowing…read morewhen to help dog into an area vs when to give her space and let her search the scent cones Most important know when you are finished searching. Michelle provides individual tips and exercises specific for you dogs needs. Recommend for anyone interested in learning scent.

Michelle is a great trainer! She's very knowledgeable, very patient and always positive! She gives…read moregreat feedback!! Which is something you don't always get from a lot of trainers ! I highly recommend!!!

After searching for a trainer for my 4-year-old Belgian Malinois, Athena, I found Dog Wise Academy…read moreand chose Olivia--and it was a game changer. Athena was a COVID puppy who missed early socialization and became very reactive. Walks were nearly impossible, as she would react to everything around her. Olivia quickly recognized her high anxiety and strong prey drive and got to work. The 5-week program made a huge difference. When Athena came home, I saw it immediately. Olivia didn't just hand her back--she took the time to teach me the tools I needed to continue the training. That was the biggest lesson: you have to be willing to put in the work. Olivia builds the foundation, but it's up to you to stay consistent. Now we do daily walks, training, and play--and Athena is thriving. I highly recommend Olivia at Dog Wise Academy. You won't be disappointed.

Dogwise Academy covers the US with trainers throughout. Do not use them. I have had nothing but…read morebad experiences with them. The day my dog was supposed to be picked up the "trainer" who had requested a change in time, did not show up for the new time. No phone call was received. I had to call the company to get some information on what was going on. The trainer claims that she was in a car accident and her phone broke during it. I might be willing to think it was true if I didn't have her ask to reschedule our follow up last week due to being under the weather and then again today, I get called to say she is having car problems and needs to reschedule again. I learned that you are paying for 14 days of dog training but only receiving 10. The trainers get 2 days off out of every 7. This is not explained during the onboarding process. Also, the trainers can have other employment so your dog is not their only focus. I got a message one day saying she was just getting around to training since she had been gone for most of the day, it was 9 o'clock at night. When I called about a concern, I felt as if I was being handled and the person said he was not familiar with the program as he was just in sales. So do yourself and your dog a favor and find someplace else to go for training.

Valarie 7/21/13 I absolutely loved how Larry helped me learn…read moreto train my dog. I had a dog that would guard objects, snap at you if you tried to get anything away from him Would not let you pet him or even go near his dog bed. Larry taught me how to show the dog that i was in charge not him, and after lots and lots of practicing, i now have a wonderful, loving dog. The dog is comfortable now knowing his boundaries and I am thrilled to have a dog that is so obedient and lovely. I have recommended Larry Berg to many people one of them my veterinarian - who also loved him and has recommended him to his clients.

Larry Berg was recommended to me by a leading dog breeder. I have worked with other trainers…read morethroughout the years but as soon as Larry walked in the door and saw the immediate positive influence he made in 15 minutes I knew we had the best. Larry has the voice and exudes the confidence of a commercial airline captain. He assessed my animals behavior and laid out a precise lesson plan. By the end of the first lesson order was restored in my home. By the end of the 5th session I wanted to show all that would watch how obedient my dog was. Since my lessons ended I have called Larry to help me with questions and procedural help. In my opinion Larry Berg professional Dog Trainer is the quintessential expert.

Super big guy, super nice, super badass. He has helped my confidence with my 3yr old newfy male who…read moregets aggressive & protective of me around new dogs. I have worked with other trainers and Alex has been the most straightforward and helpful. He is a dog behaviorist who will find every way for you to succeed with your dog. Prices are reasonable for his skill level.

From the owner: I'm a Certified Dog Trainer that goes to people's homes and trains the owner to train their dog…read moreand/or puppy with issues like obedience, behavioral, puppy training and eliminating fears/phobias. I have more client reviews on my website and/or Google.

Even though our cat Oneida is a tad anti social, she's clearly comfortable with the care and…read moreattention she receives from her wonderful pet sitters! We have been supported by Naomi for years and love the services provided! Thank you for always doing an excellent job!

I used Naomi and James' service for over a year for my 2 cats, with frequent visits, multiple times…read moreper month, as I often spend weekends upstate. I was new to the area and sold by the good reviews, as well as a close family member who had used their service for *decades*. My experiences started out great--they have several people who do the visits and I only met one of them, but he did great with my cats and was clearly an experienced pet person. This was never an issue. There were a few bumps, like when I asked for my plants to be watered, and they said that it "wasn't necessary" since I would only be gone for 2 days, but I know my plants, and of course I come back to them wilted. But the cats were fine and they even used the hand-vac to clean up extra litter around the box, so I was fine letting small things like that slide for the sake of a consistent relationship with a small business who did a perfectly fine job for the premium ($43 per "30 minute" visit) which they charge. I was just glad to have consistent and readily available cat care to trust when I went away. I like to think I've always been an easy to deal with client, having super friendly and low-maintenance cats, a clean apartment (leaving the A/C on for days when I'm away in the summer), giving plenty of notice when booking visits, paying well in advance, and leaving all supplies neatly on counter. Over the last several months I'd noticed several inconsistencies with what I'd come home to find after being away--the most disturbing being both the cat's water fountains completely dry after 4 visits in January. This could've been a life or death situation if I didn't come back when I did, but nothing like this had ever happened before with them, so I gave them the benefit of the doubt if this being a one-off and didn't mention it. I always fill water fountains before I leave, and water they take several days to run completely dry--the steam gets lower for a day, and then goes out. This means to be left DRY, the only explanation is that the water fountains were not checked or refilled for several days in a row. After coming back from a weekend trip 2 weeks ago, I noticed several more inconsistencies, things which I've addressed with them before, and decided to send an email mentioning these, and finally deciding to mention the water fountain incident. My intention if this email was a tone of appropriate concern over these building inconsistencies, and really just needing and expecting to receive a reply like "so sorry this happened, we will be sure to be mindful with future visits when addressing the issues you've mentioned for future visits". Instead, they clearly took my comments very personally and replied very quickly saying that I clearly didn't trust them and they were going to mail me my keys and not come back. I was pretty shocked at the lack of professionalism and impulsive reactivity of this response, so I replied with another long email apologizing if I offended them, explaining that the reason I'm mentioning these things was because I DO (did) trust them and just wanted to ensure the same quality of care I've been paying for since the he beginning. With the water issue, the brushed it off saying that it was over a month ago so how were they supposed to remember what happened (this lack of response only validated my concerns). The screwed up thing is that after these defensive and unprofessional responses, I basically ended up begging them to stay, if for no other reason than I had booked them for this coming weekend, paid in advance, and would now have to scramble for last minute coverage or cancel my plans entirely. Additionally, my cats, like most pets take time to get used to new people, and hiring someone new causes them (and me) unnecessary stress. I don't like leaving anything less than a 5 star review for deserving small businesses, and unlike Naomi from Pet Sitter's Club, chose to wait and make sure I was level-headed and not emotionally reacting before posting my experience. All in all, Pet Sitter's Club provides adequate care for a premium fee as long as you don't provide any feedback that can potentially be perceived as criticism, don't expect consistent service, and don't want to feel valued as a customer. Now that they've showed their true colors, it's clear I should not have given Naomi and James my trust for as long as I did.

Dan and his staff are by far the best team for pet care needs! Trustworthy and reliable and caring!read more

A+++++++ Have used…read morethem in the past ( for our elderly dog) with excellent results. This company knows what they are doing! Just adopted 2 rescue dogs and met with Alex - to get on schedule. The BEST! Feel secure + safe that they will treat your pets + home with utmost respect, kindness and professionalism.

Lindsey is a miracle worker. Our mixed breed 80-pound dog, Helios, was rescued and had clearly…read morebeen abused. He was afraid of everyone and everything. For the first two days after we brought him home from the shelter he would not come out of the bedroom, even for supper. Lindsey was recommended to us from Unleashed (another great place), and she worked with us and with Helios over a period of months, and he is like a new dog. He is friendly, incredible well behaved, and always so thrilled to see Lindsey that, frankly, I'm a little jealous. Lindsey and her dog walkers take wonderful care of Helios when we have to be away. They are skilled, friendly, reliable and very competent.

Lindsey is the best. Lindsey is an amazing dog trainer. She has realistic expectations of what…read moreowners are willing to do to train their dogs and gives reasonable suggestions for training. She is a great dog walker as well. She is extremely meticulous about who she hires and then once hired she does lots of training. Also, although not advertised, Lindsey has looked after my other animals while I was away, including chickens. Can't recommend her highly enough. Awesome person and awesome business!

The strip mall parking makes this place is so convenient. They have great sales with competetive…read moreprices and very helpful staff.

Easy place for us to pick up food for our dog. Usually not too busy, so there isn't much of a wait…read more Parking is a plus too

We had a french bulldog and sent him to Danny for a month of training/boarding when we had our…read moredaughter. He was a jumper and and overall pretty wild guy. After training he came back so well behaved! He accommodated to squeeze Jax in on short notice. Recently we got a rescue and she's an extremely aggressive walker and can use some obedience training. We reached out to Danny again and he was able to fit us in his busy schedule. Will report back in a month but I'm confident she'll come back well behaved and he'll give us the right tools to continue training her

There are not enough words to describe how grateful I am to have met Danny. My dog Cookie was a…read morerescue. As much as we loved her, I was very close to sending her back to the shelter. Cookie was loving but she had a TERRIBLE nipping problem (along with other issues). She had gone through 2 trainers already and nothing was working. With a 7 year old child in the house, Cookie spent most of her time in her crate. I just could not risk my daughter accidentally getting hurt. Cookie went with Danny for 4 weeks and she came back a whole new dog. Before Danny, cookie was never allowed to roam the house. I am forever grateful for Danny's patience. He would send me updates, pictures and videos on Cookies progress. He even followed up with another lesson to show my dad how to properly handle Cookie at home. Thank you Danny! You saved Cookie.

this place does not train your dog. it tells you what to do at a very expensive price . you can get…read morethe same information on the internet for free. I really can't believe some of the things I'm reading. they don't train your dog to do anything. they give you a great presentation but don't train your dog one bit.

I have a now 8.5 month old Stabyhoun puppy. I noticed signs of separation anxiety at about 4…read moremonths. I started working with Michaels Pack and my boy had tremendous success! Michael started with a base line that we established and in about 3 1/2 months Beau was able to be on his own for 4 hours. Michael was is extremely knowledgeable, always available and made the mission consumable, and easy to follow. Thanks so much for the training! I would absolutely recommend Michales Pack over and over!