I signed our Aussie up for the 15-day board and train and it was worth every penny. The team is so professional and honest — when an ice storm cost a couple of training days, they offered to keep him extra at no charge to make it up. He came home tired, happy, and noticeably better behaved.

We've been clients for years with our lab mix and our Dalmatian. They match the dogs into play groups by temperament and energy, which makes such a difference. Our young Dal still needs extra attention, so he gets training built right into his day camp. We love this staff.

We adopted our sweet pup through Pleasant Pooch's rescue work with the Edmond Animal Shelter. She's deaf, and Kristin potty-trained, crate-trained, and taught her hand signals. The whole team works hard to keep the place clean and safe, and the manager will bend over backwards for you and your dog.

We took our 8-month-old corgi in for an 8-day board and train. He is incredibly stubborn and group classes had gotten us nowhere. He didn't come home a perfect angel, but he came home a different dog — and a week of sticking with the homework they gave us, he's still better than ever. We'll be back.

We've been bringing our dogs here since 2010 — anywhere from 7 to 12 visits a year. The staff knows our dogs by name the second we walk in, and our dogs are always thrilled to see them. I've even bumped into Kristin at the grocery store and had her introduce my dogs to her daughter. That's the kind of place this is.

Kristin did an at-home split training with my dog Ellie, who was nervous around other dogs. When I needed to travel, instead of finding a kennel near me, I asked if Ellie could stay with her — and she didn't just board her, she kept working on socialization the whole time. I drive 200 miles to get to Pleasant Pooch. That tells you everything.