Breed Meet-Up: Huskies & Malamutes

Every Meet-Up, we explore the wonderful world of dog breeds, bringing together our community to celebrate their unique traits and the joy they add to our lives. This Sunday, we’re excited for a special breed mash-up: Huskies and Malamutes, where the wild spirit of the north meets our local love for dogs!

Among the most identifiable dog breeds in the world, the Siberian Husky was originally used as a sled dog. One of the oldest known breeds, they are friendly, energetic and dignified. Pack animals, Huskies are very loyal and make great companions. Noticeably larger and heavier than their nimble cousin, the Alaskan Malamute is a hard-working breed born to lead. Powerful and strong, Malamutes also have a playful, goofy and loving side and can make great family pets. Both cold-weather spitz breeds, Huskies and Malamutes are smart, opinionated, and will likely let you know it!

Come on by Bar K and enjoy drink specials and more and this Breed Meet-Up! $5 off the first dog’s entry fees to those bringing Huskies, Malamutes or a mix of one or the two!

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Entry is free for humans and Bar K Members. For Non-Members bringing a dog, entry is $10 for the first dog and $5 for each additional dog in the household Monday-Friday. The cost on Saturday & Sunday increases to $15 for your first dog, $5 for each additional dog. You can complete the Guest Entry Form in advance by following the link below or fill it out at our Front Desk:

https://barkdogbar.com/…/oklahoma-city-guest-entry-form/

DOG ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• Must be current on vaccinations (Rabies, DHLPP/Da2PP and Bordetella) • Must be properly socialized for group play
• Must be at least 12 weeks old
• Must have an ID tag at all times (if you don’t have one, we will provide at our Front Desk)
• Puppies who are under 25 lbs AND under six months of age are allowed in the Small Dog Park only, or on our on-leash patio. This is because puppies of that age and size may not have the experience or physical ability to play safely among large adult dogs. Once your puppy is over 25lbs or 6 months of age, they are permitted to play in the All Dog Park.