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My family and I were planning a vacation. All plans were made and the only thing we were apprehensive about was where would Hershey stay? Hershey is our 90lb, 3 year old – chocolate labradoodle. plenty of exercise! it was a matter of luck that my husband and I went off the word of a complete stranger when we picked PRIORITY DOG. So without having visited or personally had friends who went to PRIORITY DOG – off we went. as SOON as we got there, I felt peace of mind! Susan was clearly dedicated to the dogs, and enjoys her job more than anyone I have met! Hershey immediately ‘fit in’ with the others, and I knew he would have a blast! While away, Susan texted us pictures of our pooch on our phones – I think he was having as much fun as we were! When I picked him up 8 days later, he was clean, happy and very well exercised! In fact, I think he was downright ‘out-of’ shape’ prior to going. My only regret is that we don’t live closer – to take advantage of the daycare for the days that we work! looking forward to puppy camp for hershey again in the future! – gina

My Mia is the pretty (if I do say so myself) black faced shepherd you see playing joyfully with the other dogs at Priority Dog. It wasn’t always that way. Being a rescue, Mia was never socialized and had issues when out in public and when she saw another dog. We couldn’t take her anywhere or even for a walk. In comes Susan and the wonderful miracles she performs at Priority Dog. Within our first visit Susan had shown Mia how to approach, and how to be approached by other dogs and humans. She even had her running and playing with the other dogs during that first visit. What a joy it was to see her acting and enjoying being a dog! Mia now looks forward to her play dates with all her friends at Priority Dog. Your dog will too. Tami

Dave and I could not be happier that Lilly and Teddy have a place to go like yours. We know when we drop them off that they are going to be so well-cared for and not to mention completely tired when we pick them up! They both love to be outside as much as possible and you provide the perfect atmosphere for them to “just be dogs.” Priority Dog is absolutely worth the hour drive from New Jersey. Thank you Susan!

Gavin had a great time at Priority Dog, the day I picked him up was the first day of peace I have had with this puppy! He came home totally pooped from all the playing and running on your beautiful property. He did not move all day, not even to pee. I cannot wait to bring him again. No worries going away without him, now that I have a loving, beautiful place for him to stay. No cages, plenty of playmates and room to run, what more can a dog ask for. And you are a wonderful loving person, and your love for the animals shows and that makes it easier to leave my boy! Thank you, and hopefully we will see you all soon. Susan & Gavin Gilio

I wanted to write and send a “thank you” for taking care of Duke a couple of weeks ago, and helping to put my mind at ease while I was away. As a new dog owner, this was the first time I had to board a dog, and had no idea what to expect, and therefore I was nervous about leaving our rescued doggie (he had only been with our family for about two months). After meeting Susan, I could tell she had a very genuine love for dogs, and that helped me to know that Duke would be in good hands. When I emailed Susan to check in and see how Duke was doing over the weekend, I got a long detailed description of all Duke was doing–along with pictures!! I had pictures of Duke frolicking with all of Susan’s dogs, other boarders, etc. Right then and there I knew that anyone who would take the time to write me the very thoughtful email about how my dog was doing, and take and send all of those pictures, that Duke was in the right place. Duke came home happy. Next time we have to travel and leave Duke, I will definitely call Susan again, and would certainly recommend her to my friends. While on vacation out of state I showed the pictures Susan had sent of Duke on the Priority Dog Property, and all of my dog-owner friends were jealous they did not have a place like Priority Dog where they live! 🙂 Warmest Regards, Nichole Healy & Duke

We have a 13 month rottie who is full of energy & loves to play. He absolutely loves going to Priority dog with Susan & being able to run & play w/ all the other dogs. In fact, it’s a struggle to get him into the car when it’s time to leave. We recently took our kids on a day trip to Knoebels & it was so nice to be able to take Diesel to Priority dog in the morning before we left. We didn’t have to feel guilty for leaving him home alone all day or try to find someone to let him out through the day. He was able to have just as much fun as we did that day & he was completely exhausted that nite & still the next day. I tell everyone I know who has dogs about Priority dog & Susan. It’s a great place for dogs. Rebecca (Germansville)

I have 2 beagle mixes that have not been socialized very well. On the advisement of our dog trainer, we contacted Susan. We were very nervous to introduce our dogs to other dogs but Susan was there with her pack to guide us. She advised us to walk in and just kept walking, while letting the dogs get to know each other. I swear it only took about 2 minutes before they were happily running with the pack. We have been back many times for day care and for boarding. When we come over the hill and can just barely see a top corner of Priority Dog’s fencing, my dogs get very excited. Our dogs have gotten to know Susan’s dogs but it is also good to see when other dogs are there for day care and they can meet new friends each time. We all love Susan and her pack at Priority Dog! Michele, Mike, Saffy & Roxie (Orefield)

My husband and I were about to go on vacation and we had our dog, Bubba, set up to go to a vet to be boarded. I really didn’t want to do that since I knew that Bubba would be in a cage most of the day with maybe one walk a day. I had a hope that I would find something better and I did with Priority Dog! I browsed the website and decided to call to see if there would be a possibility they could take him on such short notice. It was less than a week before we were ready to go and Susan called us back. She said it wouldn’t be a problem and we decided to meet on that Saturday to get acquainted. Her personality and all of the dogs she has were a perfect match for us and Bubba. We had an awesome time walking around the beautiful property while the dogs were running around getting to know each other. There was so much room for Bubba and the other dogs to run and play. It was awesome to see Bubba interact with a pack of dogs as he made himself at home rather quickly. We decided to drop him off on the afternoon before our vacation. During the vacation Susan sent us e-mails with pictures of Bubba having a good time. When my husband went to pick him up he was groomed and his nails were trimmed! It was so awesome to see him and as a bonus he seemed more calm and content as well. I guess all the time spent running with the other dogs was exactly what he needed! We could tell that Susan spent some extra time making sure Bubba had a good time and I would recommend Priority Dog to all of my friends and family! Thank you Susan, thanks so much again for spoiling our puppy !
-Maria & Joe B.

My husband and I can’t thank Susan enough for how she helped us with our dog Riley. Riley would try to bite any guests that came into our home. She also had trouble walking on a leash. Susan trained us and Riley on both of these situations. That day you could see the difference in Riley. We continued to use Susan’s training and the changes are amazing. We no longer have to worry about Riley when we have guests and we enjoy our daily walks so much more! I have recommended her to anyone I meet needing training assistance for their dog. Thank you!
-Jess, Alan & Riley

Susan and I work together and have known each other just a short time. One day a girl at work mentioned that her friend was in desperate need for a home for their pit bull. I offered to take the dog and foster her until we could find a home for her. Susan offered to come home with me and the dog that day to help me introduce her to my 3 dogs at home because I was a little nervous. I had no idea that Susan was so knowledgeable about dogs. She showed me how to let them get to know each other without any trouble and how to let them know that I was in charge and the “pack” leader. I have had dogs all of my life. I have never had the pleasure of having someone show me little things to do that can change how the dogs react with each other. She was even able to handle my Jack Russell with ease. He has been the alpha dog around here for many years and she had him walking in submission after just a short time on the leash. I was very fortunate to have her with me that day and would love to have her back for more training! Darlene (in New Tripoli)

I started rescuing small dogs and cats about 6 years, none of which had any behavior issues that I couldn’t deal with. Recently I decided to move to Easton, along with my dogs and cats. A friend called me and asked if I could take a dog that was going to be destroyed and he was a young dog. Without hesitation, I took the dog hoping to find him a home. Tylor is a Pit Bull Mix. I have never dealt with big dogs before so I was not sure how things would work. At first, Tylor was very sweet and friendly. He was nice a friendly with friends and neighbors. After a few weeks, he got extremely protective. Then the neighbors starting to complain and asking me to do something about the “aggressive Pit Bull” all of the sudden he be came a pure breed, not a mix. I was getting very stressed out with the situation, I was not able to walk Tylor around people because he will pull, bark and act wild around strangers. He will pull and try to chase anything that moved including cars. I didn’t know how bad he was getting until I had friends over once and he will not let them inside the house, I couldn’t control him any more his behavior became totally out of control, I would only let him out when nobody was around to avoid any situation where Tylor would get to “excited”. I called a few trainers recommended by the pet store, but one suggested to take him to a group class with other dogs. Someone recommended Susan from Prioritydog.com and I called her. I was glad after I spoke to her and she agreed to come to my house the very next day. Little did I know, when she arrived to my house Tylor was so aggressive, he would not allow her to come inside the house. Susan recommended to put a leash on Tylor and take him for a walk. Tylor was totally aggressive and out of control pulling trying to get away from me, this was a situation to panic! Susan was extremely calm and collected as if the situation was totally under control. Me on the other hand, I kept thinking the worst! I was having trouble controlling this wild beast that Tylor had become! Before I realized it I was down on the ground wrestling Tylor trying to restrained him while he was showing me how strong he was and how determine he was to protect me. I was afraid, after all, this has been my fear all along that Tylor will react like that and me not been able to control him. Susan was very knowledgeable and confident which gave some comfort and security, since she didn’t seem scared I thought it might not be too bad. She was able to give me instructions on how to handle the dog. Susan suggested to place a muzzle on him, that way it will be safe for her to handle him. We did and after that Susan took Tylor away for a long walk to work with him. I don’t know how difficult it was for her to walk this dog, but one thing I know, when she returned, Tylor was a new well behaved dog! Susan walked in the house with Tylor, she instructed the dog to lay down and amazingly he did! Of course she also needed to train me to make sure I let Tylor know I was in control and to follow me so he knows that I am the leader. The next day, Tylor and I went for a long walk and he did great! Cars went by and he stayed  next to me, also a guy went running, a woman went running, a senior citizen walk by next to us, there were kids waiting for the bus and Tyler keep his attention to the walk right close next to me. It was amazing!!! I may have rescued Tylor, but Susan has definitely given him a second chance in life! I understand that training Tylor and myself is in ongoing process but I am so confident now that we have found someone to help us. I am extremely grateful for all of Susan’s help and I know for sure that if Tylor could talk and type he would express the same gratitude! Lexi and Tylor