Pet Boarding Training in Longmont

“I love Dee-Oh-Gee. They are always kind to my Lilly dog, and polite to ask if she can have treats before giving them to her.
They always have a good selection of high quality treats and food for dogs and cats.
They also have grooming and a self serve dog wash!
Great selection of CBD products and supplements for dogs too.“

“I would recommend Sarah and Synergy Dog to anyone who is looking for tools to implement on leash training and understanding their dog's mentality and motivations. Sarah is incredibly knowledgeable and has given me the skillset I needed to help me feel confident to handle the different dog encounters on our daily walks. Looking forward to group classes with her and learning more!“

“I had just one session with Pam, firstly to sort out my chihuahuas bunny hopping when we walked which was awful, and also because on walks she barks at everyone. Happy to say after walking her with Pam and taking her advice on a new harness she’s now walking beautifully, her barking has also improved when I do as Pam instructed. She also barks a lot when unknown visitors come to the house, I haven’t had any yet but I’m confident that with Pam’s instructions, it’s something that will be managed. I honestly can’t recommend citizen canine enough and I’ll be doing recall with Pam in the new year.“

“Dr Steve is the absolute best!! He is the only chicken doctor in the front range and we’ve learned so much from him. We plan to take our dogs to him, too. He is kind & empowering & really cares about your pets!“

“This is the only vet in the area that would see my rats! And they did a very good job taking care of my girl“

“I’ve enjoyed many fun events (barn hunt and scent work) at Matrix. The events are well run and everyone is helpful and friendly. Highly recommend bringing your dog out for some fun here!“

“Long read warning:Is Carly for everyone? No. Should that detract from the extremely valuable, comprehensive, unfiltered, direct and real information she provided? Not at all.Yes Carly is polarizing. Her own onboarding material makes that abundantly clear (if you didn’t read it). Carly LOVES dogs, she makes above and beyond efforts to be helpful and direct. If she tells you are doing something wrong, there’s a good reason. It may not be obvious at first but towards the end of foundations you’ll see why.Yes they are lecture heavy, but that’s on purpose, the issue isn’t the dogs, it’s the owners. We saw that first hand when we attended the classes, didn’t do the work and then had several fear incidents with our pup that led to biting.We came back, did the work, did the practice like we were supposed to and our dog is better than she’s ever been. She’s more confident, listens so well and can trust her to stay put while we go get food 30 feet away and will wait for us.All the “skills” that the dog needs can be taught in a couple of hours. The problem is us humans learning how dogs think and changing how we do this. That’s why the foundation is “lesson” heavy, anyone can teach dog tricks. This is not that, you are adopting a completely different mindset to dog behavior that will outlast any “trick” you can teach your dog.We will go anywhere Carly does to teach our future dogs period.We are eternally grateful for her and her teams dedication, do not pass up the opportunity, this is worthwhile like any program that’s there to help you, not make you feel better because you “tried”.“