THE DOG CLUB & PARK

4 Jovita Hadikusumo - 10 months ago

Fun u0026 nice place for dogs to play at, staffs were attentive u0026 what I loved the most was the fact that the staffs seemed like genuine dog lovers - because that’s important! The check in process was pretty strict as they require your dog’s vaccine certificate to ensure the safety of all the dogs in the park. However, I would give them 5 stars if they’d check for fleas u0026 ticks in the checking in process.

4 Mark Bronti - 3 months ago

It's a good location in terms of the facilities...good running space, swimming pools, agility area, and overnight boarding is in a villa, not cages or sealed off glass cabinet gor each dog. Have seen some staff turnover, but our dog loves going there...which is a good testimonial in itself. They provide food/feeding if required and prices are good. Videos are sent when requested of dogs playing and/or eating...

5 Axelia Christy - 2 months ago

Best place for the doggos to play, all staffs and dogs are friendly.

5 ChoppinMarsh - 3 weeks ago

put our dog here for 3 weeks while travelling, the place is awesome. pools u0026 obstacle courses. we picked him up in great condition u0026 happy as ever ❤️

5 Karen Day - 2 years ago

The Dog Club staff take care of my puppy like she's their own. She's gone to daycare there for nearly a year and sometimes I board her at the villa when I travel. They are so attentive in all that they do, even making sure my dog has eaten breakfast and sending reports if she's acting weird for some reason. The level of service goes above and beyond! I trust them completely and my dog is also very happy in their hands! It's more than a park, it's a community for everyone. Thank you DC!!!

1 Alethia McMahon (Thia) - 2 years ago

The Dog Club has changed their policies and doesn’t allow certain pure-breed types in their (paid) daycare service. At the end of the day, a business does want to make money but is it ethical?

I don’t think the owner of The Dog Club has good intentions.

I cannot count how many times several dogs whom I will not name specifically that are not within their restricted category have acted upon aggression on others. These breeds include: Mixed Breeds/Bali Dogs (Most acts of aggression comes from them), Terriers, Labradors, Dachshunds, Chihuahuas and Siberian Huskies. These dogs are still allowed continued access to the facility without the owner’s attendance.

Even though your dog is well trained to socialize with other dogs and humans, if he/she is classified within their “restricted breeds”, your dog is not allowed to be in the facility unattended. Whilst each place does have their own rules respectfully, calling out on one that doesn’t make sense serves the right to.

I would understand that if the owner of The Dog Club would like to restrict certain dogs (not the breed) to have limited access because of a record of aggression, but this isn’t the case.

At the end of the day, The Dog Club depicts a bad image amongst certain dog breeds due to this policy and I would never support a company or business that does so. It is clear that The Dog Club intends on exploiting this factor by continuing to allow highly aggressive, unsocial XS/S/M sized breeds in their facility *unattended by owners* because they are “easier to handle”.

5 Maria Stephanie - a year ago

Ellie loves this place so much. The staff always look out for the dogs and make sure they're playing in a safe environment.