this may annoy some people but this is why my review for this place isnt the best.
the counter lady gave me a bit of hassle at the door for trying to bring my service dog in. she was under the impression that service dogs need identification(she wanted to deny us entry for not having a vest) but after she saw his collar(which fortunately said 'service dog') she let us in and the rest of my visit was uncomfortable from the initial greeting.
on the upside, everyone was pretty happy and sweet afterwards which made things a bit better-
the space was neat and organized and she helped me find exactly what i needed. they told me about classes and gave me some tips to start out with;
but they should really learn more about state law(it could have turned into a legal situation very quickly)- i would definitely go back if i felt that me and my dog were welcome, which i dont.