A Community Built for Dog Lovers
Where dogs run free and people connect.
Dog Park ā¢ Grooming ā¢ Daycare ā¢ Boarding ā¢ Bar & Restaurant
Day passes and monthly / annual memberships available!
Come, furry friends and hungry humans.
FIRST TIME?
Step 1 - You must love dogs
This is a non-negotiable. You don't need to have a dog, you just need to love them.
Bring your dog, hang out with other peoples dogs. Have a drink and meet some dog loving friends. What more do you need?
Step 2 - Register your dog
If you do have a dog, register your dog before you come to Bark Social. All we need is your dog's vaccination records, and proof of spaying/neutering if over the age of one.
The Bark Social Blog š¾
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Your First Visit to Bark Social: What to Expect, What to Bring
Your first visit to Bark Social requires up-to-date vaccinations (Bordetella, DHPP, and Rabies), a leash for entry, and either a day pass or membership. Plan to spend about 90ā120 minutes during your first visit. Staff will help assess your dogās...
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Halloween With Your Dog: Costumes, Candy Safety, Parties
Quick answer: Halloween is one of the biggest dog photo holidays of the year. Costume contests, themed parties, and Howl-O-Ween events at Bark Social fill October. The risks include chocolate and xylitol toxicity from candy, costumes that restrict your dog,...
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Cage-Free vs. Traditional Dog Boarding: Pros, Cons, and What's Best for Your Dog
Quick Answer: āCage-freeā boarding means dogs sleep in private suites or rooms instead of metal kennels, often with supervised group play during the day. Traditional boarding uses individual kennels or runs with more limited play and interaction. Cage-free boarding is...
