About Lucky Dog Resort
Lucky Dog Resort is a well-maintained and clean facility that offers boarding services for dogs. Customers report feeling confident that their dogs are in good hands with the kind and patient owners. Many reviews highlight the owners' friendliness and professionalism, including providing tours of the facility and promptly returning calls. Dogs that stay at Lucky Dog Resort seem happy and well cared for, often making friends and enjoying their time there. The staff is known for being exceptionally kind and attentive, making both dogs and their owners feel comfortable. However, some reviews mention breed restrictions, specifically turning away mixed breed dogs that look like pit bulls, which some find outdated and harmful to rescue dogs. Overall, Lucky Dog Resort is praised for its welcoming environment, cleanliness, and the quality of care provided, making it a trusted choice for dog owners needing a safe place for their pets.
Melissa and Greg are the absolute best. Their facility is so clean, and very well kept. Our sweet girl loves going there to play with her “friends”. She gets lots of play time and is always exhausted in the best way when we pick her up. Highly recommend, always 5 stars from us and our girl is a regular.
We have used Lucky Dog Resort a few times now for our Vizsla and we couldn’t be happier with them! Greg and Melissa are extremely kind, patient, and have their boarding process down. We always trust our dog is in wonderful, capable hands and we are so thankful to have found them!
**Edited to higher stars not pull down their high average rating as we did not have our dogs stay here - it does look like folks have had good experience, just want to share info for the folks with mixed breed pups**Super prompt in returning my call and appreciated the owners being upfront about their rules. However, am sad this place turns away mixed breed dogs if they "look pitty". Obviously their home/biz/choice, but as a dog mom to 4 rescues, including two mixes with who knows what, I think these breed discrimination practices are a bit outdated and harmful to the rescue dog community. Also think folks should be aware if looking to book with them.