Breed Meet-up: Spotted Dogs

Every Meet-Up, we celebrate the beautiful diversity of the dog world, highlighting the unique traits and the joy that various breeds bring into our lives. This Sunday, we’re putting the spotlight on the dazzling and distinctive Spotted Dogs!

Spotted Dogs, featuring breeds like Dalmatians, Australian Cattle Dogs, and English Setters, are known for their striking coat patterns that make them stand out in any crowd. These dogs are not just visually captivating but also bring a variety of personalities and talents. Whether it’s the energetic playfulness of a Dalmatian or the hardworking nature of an Australian Cattle Dog, spotted dogs offer a wonderful mix of charm and capability.

Bring your spotted companion this Sunday and enjoy some special treats: half-price draft beers and $5 off your first dog entry fee. It’s the perfect opportunity to meet other owners of spotted dogs, share stories, and appreciate the unique beauty and diverse traits of these remarkable breeds. Let’s come together to celebrate the striking and spirited world of Spotted Dogs at our Meet-Up event!

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As always, 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. During peak season (April-October), 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/become-a-member/kansas-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 one of our on-leash patios. 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.