Man's Best Friend

I have a very stubborn Pekingese that wont use potty pads or let us know she needed to go, now Mans best friend has my new best friend trained WELL, she has her occasional accidents but she lets us know when she needs to go. one less concern with up keep of the house. Excellent people, they definately know what they are doing. Heather

Link to This Review      Post on Facebook   Share on Twitter

A poem written by my Dad for me to give to my dogs trainer, Greg. Greg was awesome with my wild Besenji! Thanks to Greg, Jack is a happy dog and we are a much happier family!


Jack is nimble, Jack is quick
Just like a kid's new pogo stick;
Leaping through windows and my screen door,
Scratching the finish on the new wood floor.

I love this dog; why won't he obey?
What do I do? What do I say?
I can't handle Jack all by myself,
I worry so much 'bout his anger and health.

I've searched everywhere for solace and care.
Was there anyone able to be honest and fair?
To teach my dog to follow my lead; to be
A proud member of his honorable breed?

I was about to give up; and what was the sense?
Jack was just bad; his mind seemed so dense.
Then I found Man's Best Friend and a fellow named Greg
Who has knowledge and love (a teacher's best blend).

The perfect solution I have found
To keep my friend Jack from the county pound!

I cried when I saw the amazing results.
My heart beat so fast with a furious pulse.
I had my dog back and was I ever glad
That now I was happy; no longer so sad.

And it was Greg's doing and I owe him so much;
Truly he has the master's touch. So, thank you all
For being Jack's pal from a very pleased Julie;
One happy gal!

All I heard on the radio was how great this place was. Well we took our dog in for boarding and found an extremely depressing site. I asked to take a tour before dropping my dog off and the request was met with rude remarks. They finally let me in to see the boarding area and to be honest some animal control shelters have better conditions. The warehouse setting was dark and cramped with stalls for dogs about the size of a shower. The had about 30 or so dogs in the steel boarding area and the sound off the walls and the concrete floors were deafening. I was reluctant to leave my dog but had to get on the road. I called the next day to check on the dog to make sure she was eating and was placed on hold for about 10 minutes while they checked. The response was she was just fine. I pick her up the following day and she came out in a comatose state. She was not excited or scarred. She was motionless. On the way back home we noticed that she had some sort of serious goup on her face, matted hair (not hers) in her mouth, and her paws had feces on them. We took her home and let her in the door and she went straight for the water. This was not a good sign as my dog will drink a ton of water on a daily basis. She roughly drank a half of gallon of water withing the first hour of being home. After that she slept for the remainder of the day with nothing able to wake her up. She was oblivious to what was going on. We were concerned about her hearing or the chemical they used in the mandatory bath. Finally after about a 20 hour nap and needing to be helped around the house she got her strength back. She is eating normal now and hearing is back. To say the least WE WILL NOT BE GOING BACK TO MANS BEST FRIEND. If you care about your dog and want them to be healthy and happy when you get back think about sending them somewhere else. Like I said animal control shelters have better condition.

I have used them to board my two dogs, and I was completely satisfied! I feel that they have very fair pricing, and the options for the dogs were great. My dogs seemed a little bummed to see me when I picked them up ;-)

PROS: location, attentivness
CONS:

Okay, so not only do my dogs love this place - but so does my pocketbook. They offer an array of services, and all of them I find to be in a good pri more...