Lucky Bones

I felt completely at ease leaving my new dog at Lucky Bones last week! I was very nervous as we just rescued a dog who was confined for most of his life in a crate, so we really weren’t sure how he’d do with a lot of other dogs, even though he’s been great with the ones he’s met since he’s lived with us. Mitchell walked in, and someone (I think Boone?) took him by the leash and knelt down to his level and introduced himself. Mitchell walked right back into the play area with no issues. They were very thorough with check in and confirming what Mitchell would need and what he was allowed to do. Everyone I spoke to on the phone really took his story to heart and seemed to really care for each dog on an individual level. That made me feel like he was in good hands. We picked him up and found out he did great! His Puppy Sleepover report card confirmed this :) He was worn out too which is no easy feat! Will definitely be taking him back during our next vacation!

Nice place. Dedicated, knowledgeable staff with attention to detail. The facility is not as large as some others, but adequate even for a large dog. Our dog always has enjoyed this place.
They also give you a «report card», letting you know how he acted, friends he made, and any other observation pertinent to report.
We like.

Mr. Z took a daytrip to Lucky Bones with his new friend and had a great time! He was there most of the day and didn’t seem as exhausted as he normally is after daycare but Jo L.‘s review explained why: the play area is smaller than his regular daycare. Even though Z is a Shiba Inu (who most people seem to think need to come with a warning label) the staff were great with him and accepted him right away!

Everyone here was really friendly, and we were able to get our 3 dogs in last minute. Our dogs played the entire weekend, and came home and slept for 2 days. On weekends they average 6 hours of «open» playtime (playtime with other dogs in the open area). They offer discounts for multiple dogs, and they administer medication.
It lost a star because the open play area isn’t very big… but at the same time they are out for long enough to where that doesn’t really matter.