Tour

Walk the lodge before you book

Ten stops, numbered on the plan. Then come see it in person: tours run on weekdays while the dogs rest.

Not to scale. The lot has eight parking spots; please leash dogs from the car to the door.

1

Lobby and check-in

Vaccine records are checked here at every visit. A sliding gate means no dog meets another dog in the doorway.
2

Big Yard

7,500 sq ft of artificial turf over drainage, split east and west by a double fence. Shade sails, two water stations.
3

Small Yard

Its own fenced yard with lower play structures, for small dogs, seniors and puppy social.
4

Indoor play room

Rubber floors with heating underneath, for snow days, smoke days and days over 85°F.
5

Rest rooms

Three dim, quiet rooms with cots, used for the daily rest blocks.
6

Lodge rooms

26 dog rooms in two hallways, each with a solid door, a window and a raised cot.
7

Cat wing

Ten condos and the cat lounge, behind two doors with separate air handling.
8

Grooming room

A raised tub, a quiet dryer and a door that closes.
9

Kitchen and laundry

Labeled food bins per guest, a medication log, and blankets washed daily.
10

Back field

A fenced grass field for sniff walks and the temperament day walk.

In person

How tours work

Weekdays at 10:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.

During rest blocks, when the lodge is quiet. About 20 minutes.
Yards through the window

We do not walk visitors through a yard during play. A stranger in the yard changes the whole group. You watch from the window and on the cameras.
Bring your dog, or don't

Your dog is welcome on a leash in the lobby. If you want them to meet us properly, book the temperament day instead.
Ask for anything

The med log, a door card, the cleaning schedule, the incident binder. If we have it, you can see it.

Book a stay

The temperament day is the best tour there is: your dog spends a half day with us and you get an honest answer at pick-up.