Great off leash dog park. Dogs must have shot records. Serve beer, 18+ only inside fence.
Walter Williams
Great place to hang out with the pets!
Rajiv Sukumar
This is a really cool place is for dogs. They can run and play and meet other dogs. They have toys to play, slides and platforms to jump. They even have dog ice cream.Dog-friendliness: This place is for dogs. They can run and play and meet other dogs. They have toys to play, slides and platforms to jump. They even have dog ice cream.
A Divine Canine
Best dogpark around town with a bar! Park attendants, fresh water, big and little dog section, inside bar bar with pool, walk up bar from within the dogpark, big TV's, foosball. Lighted at night, trivia, bingo, food trucks, special events and fundraisers, dog pools in the summer, freestanding heaters in the winter, tennis balls, tunnels and slides for dogs. Covered patio and outdoor seating with umbrellas along with games for kids.Restrooms: Always clean.Dog-friendliness: The inside bar is dog friendly too.
Natalie Hubert
Woofin' Good Time at The Dog House: Tail-Wagging Trivia and Pup-arazzi Paradise!Forget fancy dog spas and poodle pageants – my pup and I recently unearthed a canine nirvana called The Dog House, and let me tell you, it's a haven for fur-ocious fun!Walking in, we were greeted by a symphony of woofs, barks, and playful yaps. My pup, Leo a terrier with the zoomies of a rocket and the nose of a bloodhound on a truffle hunt, practically vibrated with excitement. Leash off, he was a furry whirlwind, weaving through a pack of pups like a Shiba Inu on roller skates. They chased tails and wrestled over chew toys like furry gladiators.Leo, usually a dignified leash-puller, became a social butterfly, greeting every pup with a wagging tail and a wet-nosed smooch. I watched, heart swelling with doggie pride, as he chased a fluffy Samoyed who looked like a living cloud on four legs, then tumbled into a cuddle puddle with a pack of dachshunds, proving that short legs and big hearts go hand in paw.Meanwhile, hubby and I, perched on comfy seats (strategically placed away from the slobbery chew-toy zone), sipped our adult beverages. It was like doggy daycare with a happy hour – pure, unadulterated bliss! And did I mention trivia? The Dog House throws in a side of brain games with their pup-arazzi paradise. We teamed up with fellow dog lovers, our collective knowledge bolstered by shared love for good boys and girls (and maybe a hint of competitive spirit fueled by craft beer). Leo, ever the attention seeker, even tried to steal the show during one round, howling along with a particularly challenging question . The judges, a panel of particularly discerning dachshunds (naturally), deemed his contribution "enthusiastic but ultimately unhelpful." We still ended up winning, though, thanks to Leo's excellent pawsitive vibes.Leaving The Dog House, Leo was a contented puddle of fluff, tail wagging like a metronome set to "happy." We humans, bellies full of laughter and trivia-fueled knowledge, felt pretty darn good too. It was a reminder that sometimes, the simplest things – watching pups play, soaking up the silliness, and sharing a laugh with fellow dog enthusiasts – are the most pawsome experiences of all.So, if you're looking for a place where your pup can unleash their inner goofball and you can unwind with a cold one and some brain-tickling trivia, The Dog House is your pawfect match. Just remember to bring your pupperazzi skills – you never know when a four-legged fashionista might strut by in need of capturing!P.S. Don't forget the poop bags – responsible pawrents always clean up after their fur-ocious fun-lovers!
Katie Evans
I haven't been here in ages! Its come a long way since opening. Chill environment. Only 4 stars because I don't love dog parks. There were some scuffles there today.
Jon Doglio
Amazing dog park with beer and wine. The people are friendly but the proprietor and her staff set this place apart!
April Davis
This little gem exists for a very specific customer. It's a membership dog park and bar. At key hours, the dog park has minders allowing customers to drink and watch the game while their pup plays with their friends. Non-members are welcome with a small fee.I enjoyed my time there. I visited due to an organized event by another group. I found the staff to be welcoming and the patrons to be friendly. Though, my dog isn't ready for me to leave him to his own devices at the dog park (he's on the cusp of adulthood and still has some behaviors I prefer to monitor & correct), I can see that it's a place I would be able to enjoy more fully in the future.Please note that this is not a place for puppies. All shots must be received (and some series aren't complete until a dog is 4-6 months old) and dogs must be fixed which doesn't happen for some breeds until they are 2 years old. This is for the dogs benefit, even if it seems exclusionary. Neutered dogs bully intact dogs. This behavior is so ingrained in a dog's psyche that it is impossible to train out in a dog park environment. So, a policy that seems to discriminate against intact dogs is there to protect the intact dog. It's not about *your intact* dog. *Your intact* dog is probably well adjusted, friendly, and even submissive. But *your intact* dog creates a disturbance in the force, as it were, and puts all of the neutered dogs on their worst behavior.
Kimi Simms
Amazing place for the pups! Owner is the best!!!Restrooms: Very clean!!Dog-friendliness: Dog park!!
Chris Stroh
Great local dog park with plenty of beer/wine to choose from. Very friendly host and guest. Love the backyard space!
This place is always a great time for us and the doggo. Cheap drinks, huge park with shade.
John Michael
Terrible place. Prevented our dog from enjoying the off leash area just because he was non neutered even though he is very small dog and is very harmless. Our dog was very sad because of that. Very bad place. Not recommended at all.
Operation Bacon
Love this place, awesome people. There's lots of room and ping-pong + billiards inside!
Amy Bennett
We absolutely love this place! Very laid back environment, but I also feel that my dog is safe and in good hands. We had my dog’s birthday party here in their private reservable area where we were allowed to bring food for the party guests, then we moved to the large general play area. Everyone had a great time!
John Pham
We met the bartender and the gentleman that watches the play area in particular. Both were very well educated with dogs. The beer recommendations were solid and beer prices were very reasonable.They were open late the day we stopped by. Free billiard table, cute dogs, cold beers, and clean bathroom. Definitely coming back
Great off leash dog park. Dogs must have shot records. Serve beer, 18+ only inside fence.
Great place to hang out with the pets!
This is a really cool place is for dogs. They can run and play and meet other dogs. They have toys to play, slides and platforms to jump. They even have dog ice cream.Dog-friendliness: This place is for dogs. They can run and play and meet other dogs. They have toys to play, slides and platforms to jump. They even have dog ice cream.
Best dogpark around town with a bar! Park attendants, fresh water, big and little dog section, inside bar bar with pool, walk up bar from within the dogpark, big TV's, foosball. Lighted at night, trivia, bingo, food trucks, special events and fundraisers, dog pools in the summer, freestanding heaters in the winter, tennis balls, tunnels and slides for dogs. Covered patio and outdoor seating with umbrellas along with games for kids.Restrooms: Always clean.Dog-friendliness: The inside bar is dog friendly too.
Woofin' Good Time at The Dog House: Tail-Wagging Trivia and Pup-arazzi Paradise!Forget fancy dog spas and poodle pageants – my pup and I recently unearthed a canine nirvana called The Dog House, and let me tell you, it's a haven for fur-ocious fun!Walking in, we were greeted by a symphony of woofs, barks, and playful yaps. My pup, Leo a terrier with the zoomies of a rocket and the nose of a bloodhound on a truffle hunt, practically vibrated with excitement. Leash off, he was a furry whirlwind, weaving through a pack of pups like a Shiba Inu on roller skates. They chased tails and wrestled over chew toys like furry gladiators.Leo, usually a dignified leash-puller, became a social butterfly, greeting every pup with a wagging tail and a wet-nosed smooch. I watched, heart swelling with doggie pride, as he chased a fluffy Samoyed who looked like a living cloud on four legs, then tumbled into a cuddle puddle with a pack of dachshunds, proving that short legs and big hearts go hand in paw.Meanwhile, hubby and I, perched on comfy seats (strategically placed away from the slobbery chew-toy zone), sipped our adult beverages. It was like doggy daycare with a happy hour – pure, unadulterated bliss! And did I mention trivia? The Dog House throws in a side of brain games with their pup-arazzi paradise. We teamed up with fellow dog lovers, our collective knowledge bolstered by shared love for good boys and girls (and maybe a hint of competitive spirit fueled by craft beer). Leo, ever the attention seeker, even tried to steal the show during one round, howling along with a particularly challenging question . The judges, a panel of particularly discerning dachshunds (naturally), deemed his contribution "enthusiastic but ultimately unhelpful." We still ended up winning, though, thanks to Leo's excellent pawsitive vibes.Leaving The Dog House, Leo was a contented puddle of fluff, tail wagging like a metronome set to "happy." We humans, bellies full of laughter and trivia-fueled knowledge, felt pretty darn good too. It was a reminder that sometimes, the simplest things – watching pups play, soaking up the silliness, and sharing a laugh with fellow dog enthusiasts – are the most pawsome experiences of all.So, if you're looking for a place where your pup can unleash their inner goofball and you can unwind with a cold one and some brain-tickling trivia, The Dog House is your pawfect match. Just remember to bring your pupperazzi skills – you never know when a four-legged fashionista might strut by in need of capturing!P.S. Don't forget the poop bags – responsible pawrents always clean up after their fur-ocious fun-lovers!
I haven't been here in ages! Its come a long way since opening. Chill environment. Only 4 stars because I don't love dog parks. There were some scuffles there today.
Amazing dog park with beer and wine. The people are friendly but the proprietor and her staff set this place apart!
This little gem exists for a very specific customer. It's a membership dog park and bar. At key hours, the dog park has minders allowing customers to drink and watch the game while their pup plays with their friends. Non-members are welcome with a small fee.I enjoyed my time there. I visited due to an organized event by another group. I found the staff to be welcoming and the patrons to be friendly. Though, my dog isn't ready for me to leave him to his own devices at the dog park (he's on the cusp of adulthood and still has some behaviors I prefer to monitor & correct), I can see that it's a place I would be able to enjoy more fully in the future.Please note that this is not a place for puppies. All shots must be received (and some series aren't complete until a dog is 4-6 months old) and dogs must be fixed which doesn't happen for some breeds until they are 2 years old. This is for the dogs benefit, even if it seems exclusionary. Neutered dogs bully intact dogs. This behavior is so ingrained in a dog's psyche that it is impossible to train out in a dog park environment. So, a policy that seems to discriminate against intact dogs is there to protect the intact dog. It's not about *your intact* dog. *Your intact* dog is probably well adjusted, friendly, and even submissive. But *your intact* dog creates a disturbance in the force, as it were, and puts all of the neutered dogs on their worst behavior.
Amazing place for the pups! Owner is the best!!!Restrooms: Very clean!!Dog-friendliness: Dog park!!
Great local dog park with plenty of beer/wine to choose from. Very friendly host and guest. Love the backyard space!
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This place is always a great time for us and the doggo. Cheap drinks, huge park with shade.
Terrible place. Prevented our dog from enjoying the off leash area just because he was non neutered even though he is very small dog and is very harmless. Our dog was very sad because of that. Very bad place. Not recommended at all.
Love this place, awesome people. There's lots of room and ping-pong + billiards inside!
We absolutely love this place! Very laid back environment, but I also feel that my dog is safe and in good hands. We had my dog’s birthday party here in their private reservable area where we were allowed to bring food for the party guests, then we moved to the large general play area. Everyone had a great time!
We met the bartender and the gentleman that watches the play area in particular. Both were very well educated with dogs. The beer recommendations were solid and beer prices were very reasonable.They were open late the day we stopped by. Free billiard table, cute dogs, cold beers, and clean bathroom. Definitely coming back