Infinite Pawsibilities

WORST Experience.
***Just to clarify, this is from my own experience — my first dog training EVER***
And trust me i stayed the whole entire session because I thought the trainer had something more. NO. Most of the dog owners who started with me LEFT! I wanted to leave but I really thought she had something more.
BIGGEST WASTE OF MONEY, because all she taught me is literally the basic knowledge, and she talked 90% of the time than actually practicing it.
My dog KNOWS the basic sit, lie down, come, stay. It’s not perfect but that’s why I took this lesson so my dog can enhance his skills and at the same time have fun with the other dogs.
my dog is mixed husky who is really excited whenever he sees another dog, but once he sniffs them, he’s back to normal — and this is why I also want to learn on how to control that excitement because it does scare other dog owners.
BUT INSTEAD, THE TRAINER «BULLIED» MY DOG MY KEEPING HIM IN THE CORNER BECAUSE HE HAD TOO MUCH ENERGY.
I did told her that once he sniffs the other dog, he’ll be calmer, but obviously she did not take that seriously because all she did is send my dog to the corner, and use my dog as an example of a bad dog :(.
Anyways, there was so much things that I would complain about during the duration of my lesson, but it’s going to be an entire blog if i keep going.
SO I WILL LEAVE IT HERE — MAYBE SOMEONE WHO READS THIS WOULD RE-​CONSIDER TAKING CLASSES HERE.
As an advice, watch Cesar 911 — YOU WILL LEARN SO MUCH MORE, AND THE BEST PART? IT’S FREE!
Cheers,
C&J

Had a wonderful experience here. Thank you!
Staff went out of their way to accommodate us when we couldn’t find a place for our dog to stay. My husband works long days and starts early, and I was out of town. We were unable to find anywhere else that seemed trustworthy that would offer shuttle services to pick up our dog each morning and return him in the evening.
Frank (the shuttle guy) was excellent. He was very gentle with our dog, kind, and trustworthy. Our dog loved him, and always greeted him happily when he arrived. I think our dog knew where he was going — to play! After meeting with Frank we had no problem leaving our keys with him. Not to often you feel that way about a total stranger!
Our dog always came home happy and tired. He also learned to be more social with other dogs (he has a big thing for humans) and we weren’t worried about him being at home bored all day. He’s also very small (16 lbs) and never did he come home beat up, scratched, or sore. They obviously kept him safe.
Thank you Pam, Frank, and the crew at Infinite!
After reading some of the negative reviews on this page, I highly recommend ignoring these negative-nancy’s and experiencing their daycare to see for yourself. It’s always a little daunting seeing reviews like that, but the place is truly the opposite so please give it a try :-)

Bernie, I believe you entirely! I know someone who worked there very shortly and she told me the owner didn’t care and the dogs were not treated well. I currently work at a doggy daycare in the northeast end and am proud. I would not reccomend this play to anyone.

This place is not a doggie daycare. It’s a doggie house of torture. Dog anxious? They put it on a treadmill until it is so exhausted that it can’t even walk any further, and I was supposed to be happy because they normally charge for that particular cruelty. Dog acting up? Spray bottle. What’s in the spray bottle? Whatever they were cleaning with… which most likely was hydrogen peroxide. Dingy, miserable, and when I got my dog back, she was traumatized. They told me it was like a Cesar Milan style of training, but I can’t see that being true. Consider yourself warned.

Lucy, my teacup Yorkie, started going to Infinite Pawsibilities because a) I wanted to get her out of the house once a week during the cold winter months and b) she needed to work on her interactions with big dogs.
I was very nervous leaving her in the care of other people but Pam and her staff have been nothing but amazing. They know Lucy by name and have, on multiple occasions, shown me video of Lucy playing with the other dogs (to put my mind at ease). Lucy always is excited when she arrives there and is tired and happy when it’s time to leave. Lucy has also improved by leaps and bounds in her interaction with big dogs. Pam and her staff have consistently made sure Lucy is exposed to the larger dogs at daycare (whereas normally the little and big ones are separated) and it’s worked wonders.
I highly recommend Infinite Pawsibilities as a safe and caring place for your dog (s).

Pamela Clark started her business up several years ago. She is amazing with all breeds of dogs. I’ve not been to any of her classes, but I have used their daycare — my dog comes out of there happy and ready to nap.
Be sure to look at the website; you’ll see the philosophy of the business as well as the many services Infinite Pawsibilities provide — they even will pick your dog up if you’re unable to drive her or him to the business.