Pet Boarding Training in Arlington

“Have been going here for over a decade and can share all my dogs have enjoyed going to CCC&C both for daycare and overnight boarding. My 5yo border collie gets so excited when we turn onto 3rd Ave NE. She especially loves all the folks working there. The quality of staff at CCC&C has been consistently high for over 10 years - which no easy feat. My favorite aspect is the care they take when pairing pups for playtime. I know they have a handle on the different sizes, ages, and temperaments. I’ll be boarding my cat here as well. It is worth the drive from Seattle.“

“We have reached out to Tommy 2 times now for help with our dogs. We have 4 dogs, 3 males and 1 female. 2 of our males were fighting and we didnt know what to do. It was bad! Our vet recommend Tommy. Tommy came to our house 3 or 4 times and helped us through the difficult time. He didn't make us feel like failures and gave us tips to control the situation. All 4 of our dogs get along now and we now know what to do to avoid a fight. Recently one of our other males was showing dominance issues towards US! Tommy came to our rescue again and showed us how to control our living space and take down the negative energy that was causing the situation.
What we love about Tommy is, he has a calming personality. Your house doesn't have to be spotless and he is very easy going.He doesn't judge you and the dogs always like him. I have no problems calling him back for help. Our dogs are our family and we want to avoid issues. His group lessons are always fun too!Highly recommend him!?“

“We love NW Dog Retreat! We have been customers for over 3 years! They take excellent care of our large Lab and Aussie. Our dogs get plenty of outdoor playing time. The kennel is very clean and has heated floors, and dog cots. Patrick and Carol are amazing!“

“I brought my dog here for our first Barn Hunt class. The instructor was fun to work with! My dog had a blast too!Being that it was my first time here, I wasn't exactly sure which building to go to, and was a bit overwhelmed. Signs for the different buildings might be helpful for newcomers. Or even just a post in the ground with signs pointing to the different buildings, to make things a little clearer.Some nice people who were there for possibly agility, were able to point me in the right direction.“