K9 Command in Lincolnton, NC! Please check out their…read morewebpage and their face book page! You will be amazed how well trained your dog can be. I did extensive research on dog trainers and their techniques to come to a educated decision on where I would take my dog Maisy to be trained. With each trainer and facility I also emailed and asked many pointed questions. Education, background, philosophy, their approach to training good dogs vs bad dogs. Do they specialize in retraining bad behavior to good and obedient behavior. Do they have a set and followed guidelines they always follow or is their approach organic and tailored to each dog that they train. What grabbed my attention first and foremost with K9 Command, was how Mark emailed me and answered all my questions. He had not referred to my dog as a noun nor pronoun. He explained his packages and suggested which he believed would benefit my needs with Maisy. He invited me to come by and see for myself K9 Command in action! Mark and his wife, Amy are very dedicated to training dogs and educating their owners to form a much stronger bond. This is very important to build trust. Mark and Amy have healthy and high quality dog foods, treats and supplies available at their training facility. Sound body and sound mind. They not only talk the talk- they walk the walk. Recently Mark attended a conference in Durham for Dog Training, Making sure they are current on anything new. Listed on their website are their college degrees. Please, do not hesitate a moment longer, call them today to make an appointment for your dog to be evaluated and join this wonderful facility to not only train your dog, but to polish and make them shine like the precious gem they can be. I cannot say enough about K9 Command. As you may notice the less than wonderful review listed, it is from Colorado. I am surprised by this. K9 Command is here in Lincolnton, NC. I would give K9 Command 10 stars if i could! This is No Cookie Cutter Dog Training Facility! You will be thrilled with your choice choosing them for your dog's training.

Dexter graduated from K9 Command's Platinum program! It is amazing what they accomplished in just a…read morefew weeks with firm but loving teaching. Dexter obviously loves Amy and she does him as well. That kind of teaching is priceless! Now, it is up to us to continue the teaching at home, knowing Amy & Mark are available if we need advice! We are so grateful to them for the awesome job they have done with this very important member of our family!

Vic saved my marriage…read more One beautiful fall afternoon, after consuming too many edibles, my husband convinced me to get a German Shepard puppy. In a better-than-usual mood, I agreed. I've had dogs before, I am an animal lover, and I knew puppyhood was a little annoying but it's never really that bad. WRONG. German Shepard puppies are Tasmanian devils on amphetamines and no one tells you that until you get one! And then they all chuckle about it like, "Haha! Welcome to the club! Just get through the first 6 months and you'll be fine!" Well, I'll tell you the truth since no one bothered to tell me: You better have a stellar level of physical stamina, a war chest of mental fortitude, a therapist on standby and some kind of pharmaceutical grade relaxant. Once you get that god-forsaken heathen it is you against a wild animal with limitless energy, a level of intelligence that shouldn't be allowed and an unbreakable will. It's like the Hunger Games. May the odds be ever in your favor. After 4 months with the hellhound-on-wheels I no longer recognized myself. I looked like Obama coming out of office. My hair had greyed and fine lines appeared on my once youthful face. My vibrant energy was non-existent. What's worse is that I had so many mental breakdowns that I lost touch with reality and no longer knew who or where I was. Eventually, God had mercy on my soul and led us to Vic. If it had not been for Vic, I would have left my husband and cushy lifestyle on the grounds of intolerable cruelty and moved into a studio apartment in a shady part of town just to escape the sheer madness. I had lost all hope. My world had been cast into shadows. Vic was like an angel floating down from the heavens to lead me through the valley of despair. Miracles are real and I am living proof. Our puppy/demon got weekly trainings until she was old enough to go to Board and Train. When she came back she was like a furry little soldier. I couldn't believe it! Not only had she become bearable, but I quite enjoyed her! Over the last several months, that little butthole has really grown on me! She has become a really great dog and no longer terrorizes me, it's awesome! Now, don't get me wrong, I've had to put in the work. Just like a willful child you kind of have to beat them into submission and break them like a wild horse. But man, when you do, they're wonderful! Our German Shepard, whose name is Nymeria the Direwolf of House Polo first of her name and Queen of the Hellhounds, is such a fun dog that I've almost forgotten that I went temporarily insane for 6 months! Thank you Vic, you are a life saver and the most majestic dog trainer in all the land! 10/10 would recommend to anyone losing grip on reality because of a working breed puppy!!!

My sincere thanks and highest recommendation goes to Divine Canine. The work that Vic and Mary did…read morebefore, during, and after a three-week board and train for our new puppy was nothing short of exceptional. Our new puppy came from a farm as a rescue. With Vic and Mary's help and expertise, McGuire has transitioned into a well-behaved and well-trained member of our family. We could not have asked for better. McGuire's social skills are top-notch. Does not run to jump on people when off leash and never pulls on the leash when walking in a crowd, Stays in place when commanded and understands boundaries. Moreover, Vic worked just as hard with us through multiple lessons to ensure we were able to maintain the consistency of what McGuire had been taught. Just phenomenal work from beginning to end. Personally, I couldn't ask for better and highly recommend Divine Canine to everyone who needs assistance with their fur-covered family members (Dogs only, Not Husbands and Kids)

I had an absolutely amazing experience working with Ian on basic obedience and follow-through…read moretraining with my dog, Billy. Ian was knowledgeable, supportive, and made the process both fun and effective. I especially love the group classes--they're a great refresher of everything we learned during our one-on-one lessons and help reinforce Billy's progress in a social setting. The whole team is fantastic--professional, friendly, and clearly passionate about what they do. I couldn't have asked for a better training experience!

Our family's golden retriever had a horrible experience with board and train. They just use shock…read morecollars and horrify the poor dog into whatever obedience they show in the exit meeting. wouldn't provide any updates during the four week period without repeated texts and phone calls, and refused to allow us to visit during the boarding period and were dodgy about why. We paid thousands of dollars for nothing. Our dog came home knowing nothing but fear of the shock controller. AVOID THiS PLACE !!!!! HORRIBLE

Lisa is amazing! She is one of the few that I felt really cared about my situation. We had a dog…read morewith severe separation anxiety and she would text me often throughout the day to let me know what happened throughout the day and overall general thoughts of how our dog is doing. She gave me ideas to try to help her. She never made me feel like "ok my 30 mins are up I gotta go" she stayed until the dog was ok. I unfortunately did have to give up the dog b/c we just couldn't work through it. However, if I ever get another dog, no questions asked she will be the one call! Her prices are also very reasonalble.

Andrew is very attentive to our dog, Ellie, and she loves going there. she is always very excited…read moreto see him. However, they never answer the phone, and they close down without telling anybody. We have switched kennels because of this.

We found Happy Paws after a horrible experience with another doggie daycare in the area…read more Our pup absolutely loves Happy Paws. Before I drop him off, he literally jumps out of the car, and when I pick him up, he is always a tired, worn out pup.

The ladies at Noah's Ark do a great job of putting my mind at ease when I have to board my dog…read more They welcome him warmly and always tell me little thngs about him that let me know they recognize the individuality of their boarders.

Boarded two dogs with Noah's Ark when we went away for the weekend. I paid extra for my bigger…read morehound dog to have the "VIP kennel" since the others were so small, and our second smaller dog was separate in their normal size run. My hound came out with dried blood and scrapes down the inside of one of his legs, and no one could explain to me how this happened. Now our smaller dog has been taken to the vet after acting lethargic/not eating with a fever of 104.5. They said he probably got exposed to a virus while boarded, as he's not been around other dogs otherwise. Tough to leave your babies with people you trust/pay good money to take great care of them and have them come home this way.

Have been buying quality pet food here for years. I have used the grooming services on occasion and…read morehave had great service each time.

Kathy is very nice and so accommodating! After waiting out the Covid virus my dogs hair was SO…read morelong that he looked like a different animal. Thank you Kathy!

We just picked up our new pup, a cockapoo we decided it was time to add to our family. We googled…read moreand found Charlotte dog club. After weeks of deliberation, we finally decided on a puppy and brought home a cockapoo. It's been five days so far and the experience has been great. He seems to match our personalities and fit into our family well. Our pet is in good health and her daughter couldn't be any happier. Charlotte dog club has checked in twice so far and I love how they are willing to help or offer tips on adjustments

If they say the dog's going to be a mini it should be a mini unfortunately airs did not turn out…read morethat way he is a medium weighing 45 lb