This dog walker is very professional and very dog savvy. They are also very easy to work with and…read moreflexible to my needs. Definitely, one of the best dog walkers that I've come across.

We haven't used Jenny just yet, but we bought a gift certificate for her services after our friends…read morehad a baby. They were incredibly happy with the care she provided to their dog, and I thought her prices were more than fair!

Kevin is a literal angel. There's no one I trust more than him when it comes to taking care of my…read moreBeauregard. My dog lights up every time he sees him, they're buddies! We've been using his services for over three years and he's always the most caring individual who is the best at what he does. During the holidays he even makes and delivers Xmas ornaments with pictures of my dog on them, I mean c'mon how amazing is that?! We love you Kevin!

We love Kevin, the owner of High 5 Pet service. Our pup Seamus has been going on Golden Gardens dog…read morepark visits with Kevin and his pack for years. Seamus runs to the gate delighted to go on his adventures. And comes back exhausted and happy. I found Kevin by bringing Seamus to the park myself and marveled at his skill in managing all the dogs in his pack. I have such respect for him and comfort in knowing his dog management acumen helps train our dog. The cost is well worth the benefit. During Covid I increased visits to the park to give myself a break and get Seamus the right level of stimuli so I could focus on working at home. If you are looking for a good service in north Seattle Ballard/Greenwood area I highly recommended High 5.

Jules is just the BEST! My pup goes absolutely nuts when she hears the phone ring because she…read moreknows that means Jules is on the way. He is kind, compassionate and a true animal lover. An all around fantastic human being.

Jules has been 100% reliable, communicative, and so pleasant to work with. My shy dog can be…read morereactive on leash and is slow to warm up to new people entering the house, but Jules knew just how to handle him and was somehow my dog's new best friend instantly (he always has excellent treats on hand). Through Covid he has been extremely respectful of health and safety. I highly recommend Jet City Dog Walking!

Callie is in the very best hands when I go away. Kate is the perfect Callie-sitter !…read more Kate is loving, detail oriented, professional and an excellent communicator. I trust her completely. Callie is an older cat with daily medications. I have peace of mind knowing that Kate is giving her lots of love and taking excellent care of her and my apartment Thank you you so much, Kate!

We used KT's services during an extended business trip. Our cats were well taken care of at a fair…read moreprice, and KT periodically let us know how they were doing.

Everything is great about this doggy day care with the exception of the smell. The facility smells…read moreas though it hasn't had a proper or thorough cleaning in a while, and I get that it's a dog daycare and it is bound to smell like pee and poop. I do notice employees cleaning after dogs do their business so I don't feel like it's a lack of effort on their part. However, I feel as though it might be a matter of the flooring used? I'm not sure. Other than that I have no complaints. Although, it would be nice to have cameras installed throughout the facility so we could see the dogs playing virtually!

I love Fuzzy Buddy's Dog Daycare, and here's why: DANA! She's funny, authentic, compassionate, and…read moreresponsible, everything you want from a person in charge of a dog daycare. Many adverse things can be said about a place when something unfortunate occurs, especially if the place and people show no accountability around the incident, but Dana did the opposite. My coworker and I drop off our dogs at Fuzzy's, and her pup Dune is a lumbering hulk of an Aussie; he's an oaf that comes from a traumatized background, so when we heard his ear got bit by another dog, and he was bleeding and admitted to the vet, we dashed over from work to check on his wellbeing. He needed stitches and rest to recuperate. We went over to Fuzzy's to find out what happened, and my gosh, Dana was so transparent and responsible, showed us the footage from different angles, took care of the vet bill completely, and even gave Dune a head sock. It turns out that the dog that perpetrated the attack was resource-guarding his food, and Dune unthinkingly went into his "space", which set him off. Dana and the staff were incredibly kind. They walked us through all the protocols they followed and explained how they intend to prevent future incidents. My coworker felt reassured, and I felt like my two boys were in great hands. My dogs are always happy to get in, and Dune, my mate's dog, despite having been hurt there by another pup, is manic about going in. Dana is super helpful and supportive. She also recently noticed that the dogs we leave in her care spell DOG together - Dune, Onyx, and Granite. That's how endearing she is. Definitely go here. They also have the best toys on display.

Helen is AMAZING. I have had a number of dog and cat care people over the years, and can honestly…read moresay she is the greatest. I moved to Seattle about 11 years ago and adopted a severely abused border collie. She is bright but needs "the right touch." A dog trainer I worked with recommended Helen who understands dog psychology and training, she has been my pup's angel ever since! I have moved about 5 times, and Helen has followed. She is quiet and gentle, and completely reliable. In fact, I have at times had her take care of my cat when I am out of town with the dog--and the kitty loves her too! Helen is truly a rare find, and I live in fear that one day she won't be able to continue as my dog-care person! I would be completely lost without her!

We have used Helen for over 12 years. She is excellent with the dogs, and the dogs love her. We…read morecan depend on her to take good care of them and to be there when we need her. She is extremely flexible, including last-minute schedule changes. We highly recommend Helen to anyone who needs help taking care of the dogs. She is reliable, dependable, and great for the dogs.

Excellent experience with Danette. She is helping us train our sweet rescue boy who is 3 years old…read more Danette is extremely knowledgeable and we have already learned a ton after having a virtual meeting and having our first in person session. She has provided loads of information and homework too!

Classes are so expensive. $275. For 5 classes of nose work (not private but with up to 8 people…read moreand their dogs taking turns in the training room one at a time). So approx. 15 mins instruction and training per dog. Class is 1.5 hrs. My roommate paid for the series of classes.. and unplanned she ended up in the hospital Emergency Room and had to have emergency orthopedic surgery. She texted and left a VM that she wouldn't be attending the classes the night before class started and asked to Be refunded the $275. They told her said NO to a refund.Too bad if you have an emergency. Our class isn't full and we couldn't fill the spot. But we will let you pay another $137.50 to sign up for another series in the future. So they kept the initial $275. And my roomie paid another 137.50 to be able to take said classes once she's all healed up and can walk again. They gave her a credit of 137.50 if she signed up to take the classes again. If she didn't there is no refund!! So that is 412.50 for 5 classes at approx 15min of ins time each week. So that ends up being a hour and 1/2 of instruction for 412.50. Holy Crap!! A huge rip off and absolutely crap business management for Dogs day out. Ok and my roomie has worked in the dog business in W Seattle for over 30 yrs and has referred dozens of dogs to this establishment over this years. She is going to take the classes that she paid 412.50 for so she isn't out the full amount she paid. But what a huge crock of doo doo. A poor business rule and my god she had to have emergency surgery. I know for a fact she will never refer another client to them or ever return to Dogs Day out for any classes herself. If I were her I'd also let my dog clients who she's referred to this biz about this if it comes up in convo. About this practise. Whatever happened to professional courtesy between biz owners in the same dog world. Or compassion when they end up having emergency surgery. I for one am really floored by this experience my roomie is going through!!!

August responded right away and has been a great communicator. We were able to schedule right away…read moreand our first consultation went really well. He was so patient with our family and our dog. We look forward to more trainings with him.

I've been meaning to leave a review for August for ages! We worked with August for walk/train for…read moreour dog Brooklyn and he was wonderful. Brooklyn struggles with leash reactivity and August was so skilled and caring working with her and helping us learn how to better support her. He's incredibly reliable and was such a great resource. Beyond the work he did with Brooklyn, he saved the day one morning when I found a lost dog in my neighborhood. I wasn't sure where to take the pup so I called August for suggestions and he knew just what to do!

Took on the interesting challenge of our Doberman puppy--all 40-60 lbs of him, so far--with great…read moresuccess, guiding us from a place of feeling confused and uncertain, to more confident and seeing real progress. For example, our puppy used to pull badly on walks, and would also hit his limit quite early on (like, two blocks) and want to return home. He was so keyed up he couldn't even take treats on walks. I couldn't understand how to make progress. Joyce helped us interpret his behavior, and worked through our endless series of walking aids (various harnesses, head halter, prong collar, various lengths and styles of leash..!) until we found an effective combo. After a few weeks of consistent work, we took our first successful walk all the way to the dog park! I am so excited for our dog's continued progress being a good dog out and about in the world. Thank you for helping us, especially when we were really discouraged.

Joyce is an incredible trainer and a wonderful human! Shortly after bringing home my puppy Harper,…read morethere were some biting/herding behaviors that I couldn't manage on my own. During our first session, Joyce taught me the basics about dog's behaviors, my role in the relationship, and the power of positive reinforcement with training. She provides a write up after the first session that I've referred to many times in the last few months. I signed up for additional sessions and it is safe to say that Harper and I are better dogs/humans from our time with Joyce. In ~8 weeks, Joyce trained me how to train my puppy and provide the structure she needs, and taught Harper how to harness her intelligence and curiosity for good. We've both come so far, thank you Joyce! I would highly recommend Joyce to anyone.

Nadine is an incredible person and her love for dogs shines through! She helped our rescue…read moretemporarily foster a a dog Polo, who got so spoiled and well taken care of. Nadine and her husband went above and beyond, making sure he was spoiled with care and comfort. They kept us updated regularly, and their beautiful fenced yard and cozy home created the perfect space for Polo to feel safe and happy

While Nadine is lovely and an excellent dog walker, she does not appear to have basic safeguards in…read moreplace for boarding multiple dogs. She kicked our dog out of boarding for "lunging at" another dog that she brought into the room without a slow introduction, expected us to pick her up immediately when we were on vacation, and refused to provide a refund for the night of care we didn't use. She kept our dog in a non-dog-proofed "she shed" by herself for several hours after the incident and was upset that our dog caused damage to that space. I do not think it is unreasonable to expect that a dog boarding business that cares for multiple dogs has a plan for when dogs don't get along, and that such a business should be able to handle incidents without expecting folks on vacation to drop everything to come get the dog.