Pet Sitting near Williamsville

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“We had our French Bulldog (Sullie) boarded here for 9 days. As soon as we dropped him off, our stress of leaving him was gone. This facility is so clean and dog friendly and the owner could not have been more personable and welcoming. We would receive daily messages on how Sullie was doing, followed by several pictures. We highly recommend Pampered Paws for your boarding needs. Thank you!“

“We are new to Canine playhouse and I could not be happier! My fur baby just loves it and the staff is so kind and caring. So happy to be a part of this community. Highly recommend them❤️“

“My wife and I have used sit n stay on two separate occasions for our rescue pup we brought into our family last July. Once for in home/private lessons and once for group classes. In both instances, our sit n stay trainers were GREAT. As first time dog parents, they gave us all the tools we needed to be successful with our pup and the confidence that with time and effort, we could work with her to make in home and real world situations more comfortable for all parties!“

“We searched around for a while before finding Legacy, and we couldn't be happier!
Ainsley has done an excellent job teaching my daughter how to ride! The horses are very tame...perfect for learning!
Highly recommend!“

“I would recommend Stryking Manners to any dog owner for anything from basic obedience training to help with specific issues. Shannon is very knowledgeable and professional. She's great with dogs and her confident yet easy going personality made us feel at ease as well. We did basic obedience with our dog as a puppy then further socialization work later on when his fear of strangers progressed to aggression (which she actually noticed fear in him the first time she met him at 4 months old). Did she wave a magic wand and make our dog "perfect?" Of course not. She did something far more valuable. She taught us how to work with the dog we have. She helped us figure out what his triggers are. She taught us how to watch for his signals, how to read when he is uncomfortable, how to tell when he's approaching his limits and what to do in those situations. Most importantly, she taught us how to advocate for him and be his voice.“