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We love Claude! He always take good care of our dog. The place is clean and always some classical music playing. We recommend his place!

Nice Facility. Friendly and accommodating staff.

The first time I brought my pup here was for separation anxiety. Following her visit, the changes I saw were previously unimaginable - I was actually able to leave my apartment without my dog going into a fit of stress and anxiety. The howling and crying stopped, the chewing at the door and door frame stopped, and most importantly, the complaints I previously received from my neighbors stopped. The next few times I brought my pup here, was simply because she had such a fun time in the past, coming here now is like a vacation for her. Highly recommend!

Jane's Dog Boarding is a true dog heaven and wonderful discovery! Managed by Jane who has experience with rescues - Jane's Dog Boarding is located in a quiet shaded, well fenced acreage with doggie cooling pools and lots of room to roam. We did not want our dog in a kennel but in a healthy space. That's Jane's. Thank you Jane!

Amazing... Friendly and great cut for our Cairn.

I had an excellent experience taking our rabbit in for a nail trim. I have called many places around town and this was the only one who does nail trimming for rabbits. The kind and professional staff did a fantastic job and I will recommend Woofs & Waggs to friends.

Our Teala stayed 12 happy days in this kennel. The facility is with fenced back yard for each room, the big play area is with arces, and more important is that owners are so nice. We will go back this place and strongly recommend this boarding even it is little far from Kanata. Paul Yang

Great dogs! Great life time breeder supoort! Very knowledgeable about her dogs, the breed and training!

Super great place to see a lot of animals and to have good family day with your kids or friends

I grew up attending dog training classes, obedience trials, and dog shows - I took care of my "sister's" Sheltie from the age 9 onwards - 1-5km walks daily, grooming (bathing, trimming, etc.), feeding, and more, and have a good grasp on reading animals having had worked with them for 5 years in my late teens/early 20's. We brought our year old large dog to Paola's Agility classes as per recommendation from an acquaintance, who was also bringing one of our dogs older siblings to the same introductory course. Although our dog did well balancing and approaching the strange obstacles associated with Agility, this certainly was not due to Paola's training techniques. We managed to muddle through two classes, however, after the last class, all three of us sat in the car almost in tears as she was just not a positive trainer. At. All. She didn't ask about dogs' background or anyone's training background, we were never introduced to the other class members, and she did not get to know our dogs or how they worked while training. She made us feel like everything we did or his behaviours were awful, and that he would be un-trainable. She did not ask us how he learns, what drives him, and his past experiences. Fields to our dog meant Dog Park - running, playing, having fun - not obedience training (the setting was outside). Seeing his sister, he just wanted to play with her - being a puppy, it was difficult to show him that we were working, not playing. If there had been an interior building setting, he would of responded a lot calmer, and we he wouldn't of wanted to go into play mode when he saw his sister (we kept them apart). She had nothing positive to say to us or our dog, making us feel like failures. As per her website, she certainly did not show us how to have fun training, did not treat us or our dog with respect, was impatient, didn't show any effective training techniques, and we didn't return after the second class. We heard after we left that another 4 dogs pulled out, and 1 other pulled out after the first week - we did receive a refund for the % of classes that we did not attend. Sure she may win trials and have a multitude of awards, but when she has 1/3 of her class drop out, and made us feel so negatively against the entire situation that we never attempted agility again, God forbid if we ever brought our younger rescue pup who had no socialization until he was 14 weeks old due to a sad situation at his breeders - he has reactive/trigger issues and anxiety that were eased dramatically with private lessons with a trusted and reputable instructor. I feel he would not of liked Paola's attitude, and would of failed miserably in her hands vs the positive reinforcement, patience, and understanding of his awesome trainer @ CaroLark. I would never recommend Shake-a-Paws classes to anyone.

Beautiful horse riding stables. Always activities going on there when we drive by.

The facility is great for cats and the proprietor is very friendly and accommodating.

They teach dog owners how to train their dogs to be pleasant, obedient members of the family. Their outdoor obedience training facility is a non-competitive environment for all dog breeds, without the use of treats.

Second year going to Mountain, it's an amazing family oriented Orchard! Lots of things for kids to do, such as an enormous corn maze (this year it was in the shape of a butterfly and the name of Jonathan Pitre written in cursive), a barn full of hay for the kids to jump around in (my kids love this the most), a big playground with old farm tractors to climb on, and a big mountain of dirt that the kids love climbing up on, and of course the wagon ride and apple picking! Pickup up 1 small bag of pick your own macintMac, 1 small bag of pre-picked Lobo's, 1 large jug of cider, 7 finuts, and fresh fudge for only $48!!!