k9s And Posh Paws Pet Care

Amazing service wouldnt go anywhere else, very highly recommended and wouldnt trust anyone else with my German Shepherd
Jun 29th, 2018

What a fantastic service that Glenis provides...it's all about the dog's.I car'nt rate K9 & Posh Paws enough.
Jan 30th, 2017

K9s & Posh Paws Pet Care is the most sincere and thoughtful dog service within West Yorkshire! When you know that the owner of the business has four of her own pampered poodles, that speaks volumes to me! You know you can trust your loved pet within in the care of Glenis, if you're planning a holiday, shes a dog lover through and through, so why trust anyone else? Also her dog training classes are well executed and well thought out, its also a good reason to partake as all dogs need to socialise with other dogs - happy life for your pet and a happy life for you! Bring on 2017 for K9s & Posh Paws!
Dec 19th, 2016

Only one word for K9s and Posh Paws Pet Care - fantastic! I cannot rate Glenis highly enough. Nothing is too much trouble. We use her for home boarding for our dogs. Each time we arrive outside Glenis' house, our dogs get out of the car with wagging tails as they are happy to be there. That says it all... if our dogs are happy when we are away, we are happy!
Oct 12th, 2016

Old School Barbarism. I took a week off work to train our new puppy when we got him at 8 weeks. In a couple of days he had totally got sit, stand and wait using positive reinforcement, no pushing prodding forcing training and just words/food/hand actions. We just followed videos on the web 4 times a day for 2-3 minutes at a time (you soon know when). After 5 months we opted for proper training as we have specific issues we needed to iron out and got in touch with k9s and posh paws in Wakefield. So we paid 100 gbp (seemed too cheap) for 'personal training over 5 weeks'. 'Personal training' consisted of 5 other dog owners there as well (that was a shock) and just doing basics with no personal training. If a dog barks Glenis yanks the dogs lead upwards to startle the dog. To sit, she pushes down on the dogs bottom. To lay down similar unneeded manhandling. We previously followed Victoria Stillwell's videos that taught in a loving way with no pushing, proding etc and the dog learnt to do what was needed and was rewarded when he got it right. This 'Training' is really going back 30 years to Barbara Woodhouse. We have seen owners almost in tears as their dogs are yanked/pulled/pushed. The days of fear training should be over but seemingly not. We certainly would not let our dog board there. Now it is over, we feel we have learned very little as we had the basics and needed 'Personal Training' for specific issues which we have NOT got. The training with others is good training with many distractions and shows what it is like in the real world rather than 1 to 1. So that is useful as is the use of a dog whistle for recall! Avoid unless you like old school which may be fine for some.
May 26th, 2016