This is such a great place to bring you dog/dogs! They provide three separate fenced in areas for…read morelarge dogs and small or if your dog doesn't do well around other dogs! I've been a handful of times and it's never been so busy that I couldn't have my own area considering my dog is not at all good with other dogs. They also provide bowls for water and bags to clean up after your pet. Inside each area is also picnic tables and a bench or two. You can't beat the beauty of the surrounding trees and it's just such a wonderful place to let your dogs run free for some time.

I am late in addressing the action taken by whoever maintains this dog park. Since my first review,…read morethings have gotten much better! The gras is cut in a timely fashion. I appreciate the effort on their part. My dogs love it!!!

Our first visit to Glen Highland Farm and it won't be our last. We stayed in a Deluxe RV. We had…read morewanted a tent but they were all taken. This ended up being a positive as we were a lot closer to the Hound Hub. This is the kitchen/socializing area. They supply everything there except the food Our dog Gabby absolutely loved the experience. And we loved being able to give it to her. To let her roam without a leash was a truly wonderful experience. We were welcomed with a bottle of wine, and a dog biscuit. John one of the co-owners took us around on an escorted The staff were incredibly friendly. And loved their work. It is easy to see walking around how much time and effort goes into maintaining the grounds. Thank you so much for providing this experience for our dog Next visit we plan to do a tour of the adoption center. I also need to finish the book about reading your dog I started. See you next year.

This is a pretty magical place to spend some time in the summer, especially if you have a dog…read more Miles of well-manicured trails dotted with rest stops and water stations. Open meadows, a meandering river, a secluded pond, and gorgeous wooded trails. Hundreds of acres that are well-fences so your dogs can be off leash as much as they want. There are lots of other reviews that cover why GHF is such a great place, and after just two years it's become a tradition for us. We can't wait to go back.

We just lost our Vizsla Réka who we got from the farm in 2013 she was spectacular, a doll,…read morebeautiful and healthy for nearly her entire life. I've heard the claims about the farm and I wanted to say that start to finish our experience was 5 stars. i've been in touch with Diane already to plan on our new family member and can't wait for another experience like i had with my sweet girl Réka

Interesting place and i never do reviews, this might be my first. Got my little boy Hugo there and…read morei want to address a few things. When we pulled up we did see the other dogs in cages and they were outside but you could see they had homes. I personally wanted to go inside and just sit with our little man and maybe see the brothers and sisters but she brought him out to us not letting us inside. Maybe they suffer from separation anxiety at a young age idk. When we had gotten him we had some fleas but it was raining before and damp thats ok. Only part was a few weeks in he had round worms so just not sure where those came from but again, common, this is our second vizsla. Hugo is almost 2 years old now and although he had a rocky start he is the best dog i have ever had in my life. Hes not just a dog but my best friend. He kisses people on the mouth is so gentle and snuggly and is even better than our first V who till Hugo i thought was the best dog i ever had too. They just keep getting better. I hope for long term longevity with him. The Vizsla bloodline she has is great. Looking for a GSP soon. For all seeing, the dogs are fine and loved and the vizslas she has will melt your heart. Cant speak for the GSPs but everyone should have a Hugo.

If you get meat sauce don't pass on onions. I think they are essential to adding some flavor. I…read morewould go back for breakfast. Great vibe. Love the counter and the booths.

The hot dogs were great! The meat sauce was very tasty. Definitely will return. It is an old…read morebuilding and restaurant which the owner was telling me is over 100 years old!

About a year ago, I took my dog Pepper to All Dawgs for a few days, and I've held off on writing…read morethis review because I didn't want to hurt someone's business. But after seeing the lasting impact it had on my dog, I feel it's important to share our experience. We bought a brand new collar for Pepper specifically for this daycare. When we picked her up one day, she had a completely different collar on. The staff told us she "chewed through it" -- something I found highly unlikely, especially since the damage looked like it had been torn or yanked, not chewed. I emailed the owner, who repeated the same line: that it was chewed through. Is this were the case, why was she left alone long enough to do that? When I asked about supervision, I was shocked to learn that the dogs are only out of their crates for 60-90 minutes per day, broken up into small 15-20 minute chunks, and crated the rest of the time. So not only did my dog somehow lose her collar in a way that was never fully explained (in my opinion the collar was yanked off of her, maybe by another dog, or one of the trainers) but she was also spending the vast majority of her day in a crate -- something we were never told up front. This place is not what they advertise. It's poorly run, and in my opinion, more focused on making money than on your dog's wellbeing. There are so many better options out there. Pepper now goes to a different place where she's treated like family and goes on hikes during the day -- and she absolutely loves it. I truly regret ever bringing her to All Dawgs. Please don't make the same mistake. (P.S. I've posted screenshots of the collar and my conversation with the owner where she admits dogs only get an hour or so of playtime a day. Do the math -- this is not a place where dogs get real interaction or care.)

The business states when you pay the invoice that there are no refunds however the business failed…read moreto keep my dog safe. They failed to notify me when they had cases of kennel cough the day prior to my dog attending daycare. I requested they refund the five remaining days that were pre-paid for daycare and the dog was unable to attend after contracting kennel cough in their facility. Their website claims concern for the health and safety of the dogs however their refund policy discourages clients from keeping their sick dog home. I also incurred a vet bill and my other two dogs also contracted kennel cough. When I contacted her about my dog's illness she stated that she informed me that kennel cough was at the facility on the 22nd but no communication was received. He was at the facility on the 23rd and the 26th and came down with kennel cough on the 27th, And he was nowhere outside the home or exposed to any other dogs, It is clear he caught the kennel cough at the facility, despite her claim that he could've gotten it anywhere. Her response to me regarding he could've gotten it anywhere and a story about a coworker's dog contracting it from her clothes. She lacks empathy and displays a lack of accountability and responsibility. I can only assume that she does not properly clean her facility daily. It is a poor business practice to withhold refund when the cause of the dog not being able to attend is caused by her facility. She Offered only 2 days to be credited to the next invoice. At the very least she could have offered all of the days on the next invoice, that would have been a reasonable answer. She stated that he could come back after 48 hours with no cough suppressant, however, I have three dogs in my home and per her Explanation about secondary infection, I do not believe it to be advisable to return him to dayCare while my other dogs are coughing. I believe she is negligent for my dog contracting kennel cough. It's not like there is such a demand for her daycare slots like she claims. Ask around- there is plenty of info about her no refund policy, lack of cleanliness at her facility, constant upselling, poor treatment of her staff. These were all red flags I initially missed. The crux of the problem I believe is that people don't keep their sick dogs home due to her strict no refunds policy. There is so much more to say- but we are just in a much better place now.

First time here, and I was impressed. Grabbed a light dinner to take back to my motel room…read more Burger and hot dog were 4.6(1-5), and chicken soup was 4. Service was prompt, very friendly, and fast. Definitely recommend. I'll be back.

Great service, took order to go and was in and out in less than 5 minutes. Sadly I don't get the…read more4+ stars, it was just ok. Chili had a bitter flavor and quality of the hotdog was average at best. But much better than Zack's down the road, much better.

Went here for breakfast on a Saturday morning and there were plenty of tables and seats at the…read morecounter. Their breakfast menu is quite extensive for a restaurant known for its hot dogs - everything from omelets to breakfast sandwiches, pancakes and French toast. I ordered a ham and cheese omelet, which came with toast and home fries, and my boyfriend got the hot dog omelet. Both were great and really filling. I'd like to try their pancakes next time. The staff is super friendly, service is quick and it is CASH ONLY!

Took a friend to lunch. It is not wheelchair accessible. The booths are tight for larger people…read more the mini dogs are $1.50each. We got 12 with the works, 2 fries and a couple of sodas Delicious and worth every penny