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Miami, FL

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West Point K-9 Academy

4.2 (10 reviews)
Open 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Pet sitting

Private dog training

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Well trained by Juan and his team at West Point K9!
Alex A.

Just wanted to say that I've been coming to West Point for years! When I was a kid I used to ride my bike here just to sit and watch them train dogs. When I got older and had enough money I would buy bad ass dogs and bring them straight to West Point K9. Juan and his team are like family and treat my dogs and ALL dogs with the highest quality care and love.

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Plus when traveling we board our 3 dogs also and the service is outstanding.

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A Country Cat House

A Country Cat House

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I spoke with Josie who is very personable and sweet. When I asked if I could come by to see her…read morefacilities she told me that she is not doing tours... She gave me a rate of $50.00 per kitty even though they were going to be boarded together. That's a $100.00 a day. I sent her all the medical information along with her form completed along with pictures of my kitties. She gave me three choices to pay for the deposit.... Cash, check or cashier's check was $400, Zelle was $404.00 and if you paid with a credit card higher due to the fees. I sent her an email to ask why there was an additional $4.00 for a Zelle payment when Zelle and most banks and credit unions do not charge fees. I sent out the email on Sunday and have not heard back. In the meantime I found another A Country Cat House located near Tampa that is owned by the brother, I asked about company policy regarding customers being able to come and visit the facility and was told they always allow customers to come and visit. Because most people like to see where they are boarding their babies. I told her what Josie's policy was and she said they do things a bit different. I then asked her about their pricing and was told that if you board two kitties with them, they place them in connecting kennels for $60.00 a day.... Not $60 for each cat, they charge for the kennel size.... I was astonished.. Needless to say they will have a new customer once we finally move up there, however I am going to pass on Josie's. Only because with all the research that I have done, when a business does not allow you to check their facilities out, that is a red flag, so that and her pricing is why I will be looking elsewhere. Josie did reach out to me and explained to me why she hadn't been able to get back to me. Josie also explained that she would allow me to come and check out her facilities and try to work with me on pricing. Her reviews are exceptional except for the few incidents that were not favorable which we discussed and I was satisfied with her responses. I am still not quite convinced she will be in my budget. But I do appreciate that she cared enough to reach out to me.

Josie took amazing care of my Maui! I called her a week ago about a severe matting issue in his…read moreprivate area, and she made extra time to squeeze him in. He left feeling pampered and handsome! So grateful to Josie and her wonderful team.

Paws and Claws Medical Center

Paws and Claws Medical Center

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I brought my blue tongue skink here for some concerns I was having about his health…read more The staff was very polite. There was a little bit of a wait to be seen, but it wasn't a problem or anything excessive. The doctor was professional and kind. He was thorough in explaining what kind of tests he recommended, and answered all of my annoying questions. I really appreciate his patience because I can be a big worrier when it comes to my pets. I feel comfortable trusting them with my reptile's veterinary needs and recommend them highly.

If you're looking for a rabbit veterinarian for a routine spay, Paws and Claws may not be the right…read morefit. All I wanted was to have my rabbit spayed. Instead, I felt like I had to jump through one expensive hoop after another, and in the end, she was never even spayed. I want to be clear that this review is **not** about the front desk staff or the technicians. They were always kind, compassionate, and treated both my rabbit and me with respect. I have nothing but appreciation for them. My concern is with the veterinarian's approach to my rabbit's care. What should have been a straightforward pre-surgical process turned into repeated delays, additional testing, and significant extra costs. One of the reasons my rabbit's spay was delayed was because of her E. cuniculi (ECUN) blood test. My rabbit had a **negative IgM** (which does not suggest an active infection) and a **positive IgG** (which indicates previous exposure and immune memory). Positive IgG results are common in pet rabbits and, on their own, do not mean a rabbit has an active infection. Rabbit owners should know that many rabbit veterinarians do **not** require an IgG result of zero before performing a routine spay. If you're told otherwise, I encourage you to ask questions or seek a second opinion. Delaying a spay also has risks, including an increased risk of uterine cancer in intact female rabbits. Unfortunately, after spending a significant amount of money and months trying to move forward with the procedure, I lost confidence in the medical recommendations and chose to take my rabbit elsewhere.

Applause Your Paws - My sweet girl!!

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I sent my dog, Luna, to a three-week board-and-train program at Applause Your Paws in Miami, and I…read morecouldn't be happier with the results. After six months of searching and speaking to trainers across multiple states and Canada, I found them through a TikTok video. When I called, Taryn's incredible customer service, patience, and empathy made the process so much easier. She answered all my questions and worked with me on payments to create the best package for Luna. Before drop-off, I met Wil during an unplanned tour, and his honesty and confidence reassured me I was making the right choice. Wil went above and beyond during Luna's training. Knowing I was anxious, he modified the standard report cards to include videos with voiceovers explaining her progress and the reasoning behind each exercise. This thoughtful gesture made me feel connected to the process and will help me reinforce her training at home. Before the program, Luna was reactive--not aggressive but overly excitable. After three weeks, she's still her fun, wacky self, but now she listens, follows commands, and stays calm around other dogs. While there's still work to do, her foundation is strong, and I'm confident moving forward. Luna is now a service dog in training, and Applause Your Paws laid the groundwork to make that possible. I'm already planning to send her back this summer because they're amazing at what they do. I'm so grateful to Wil, Taryn, and the entire team for their care and dedication!

I would strongly advise anyone considering AYP Training to think twice before sending their dog…read morethere. After having our dog for 24 days, it became very clear there was a complete lack of communication, professionalism, and understanding of our living situation. We live in a high-rise condo, yet somehow they spent weeks training our dog to go outside in a backyard setting -- something that does not apply to our home at all. How this was never clarified during nearly a month of training is beyond concerning. What's even more upsetting is that our dog came back terrified of car rides, which was never an issue before. As owners, that is heartbreaking to witness. After reviewing the videos and conditions of the trainer's home, we were honestly shocked. The house appeared trashed, chaotic, and nowhere near the professional environment we were promised when paying for "professional" dog training services. Nothing about this experience reflected the level of care, structure, or quality that was advertised. We invested a significant amount of money trusting this company with our dog, and the results were disappointing from start to finish. Between the misrepresentation, poor communication, and lack of professionalism, this experience felt extremely misleading. Save your money and do your research before trusting this company with your pet.

West Point K-9 Academy - pet_sitting - Updated July 2026

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