Pet Boarding Training near Millbrook

“I boarded my 3 1/2 yr old German shepherd Lyla at Dog Meadow for 10 days. It was the first time she'd stayed anywhere other than with family. Kleber and Dog Meadow will be my go-to from now on. Lots of space for running and playing with the other dogs. He also easily accommodated her fresh food feeding. I loved the daily posts on instagram and was always reassured she was happy. Kleber runs a tight ship and you can place your trust in Dog Meadow!“

“I used to board my dog Bailey here before he passed away and he actually *loved* to be there! The staff took such good care of him! I brought my parents' dog Maple over, and they were so courteous and helpful. They listened to all her fussy habits that my parents liked to keep and didn't mind at all. She came back looking beautiful and happy. Great experience and a great location for a kennel!“

“Adrienne is a life saver and really taught us how to train and communicate with our dog! We’ve had experience training a puppy before, but we were in over our heads with our 4 month standard poodle pup. Otto would run like mad in the house, bark non-stop when in his crate, and outside he would pull, jump and twist in every direction. We wanted Otto to be a calm dog we can take anywhere, run off leash and come when called.Realizing we needed help, we called MondioPup. Adrienne suggested her 4 Week Immersion Program. Otto was shy of the 6 month minimum age, so Adrienne gave us some training tips over the phone, and we instantly saw Otto calming down more in the house. We met her for a couple in-person training sessions before he could start. Adrienne is a wonderful teacher. She explained things going on behind Otto’s specific behavior, and how to redirect him firmly but nicely.During Otto’s 4 week program, Adrienne sent us weekly videos, and we met for in-person training near the end of his program. When we picked up Otto at the end of his program he showed basic obedience, consistently came when called, was heeling, had gone on lots of fun adventures, yet is still his happy goofy self.It’s been 5 months since Otto completed the 4 Week Immersion Program and the bond we have with him has grown deeper and stronger. He’s calm and relaxed in the house, a dream when walking on leash. And we feel comfortable taking him on long hikes and letting him run and be a dog, knowing that if we need to call him back, he’ll come running with a smile on his face.“