Originally Posted By dznyorbust Has anyone used the kennels their in Disneyland Park? I have a 4 month old puppy that we were thinking about taking there?? Any feed back would be great! Thanks
Originally Posted By Lil Mermaid My family has used the kennels before. You have to go check in and walk your pet every four hours so its important that you plan your day accordingly. It's a fairly nice facility for your pet at the price, 12-15 dollars I believe. We usually drop our "kids" off at the local doggie daycare area where they can socialize with other pets and people the entire day. The kennels can be on the small side if you don't get there early enough.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros Be sure to bring records of your dog's shots. I'm not sure which ones exactly they need, but they won't accept any dogs without them (similar to any other kennel)
Originally Posted By WendyT We had our dogs there at Christmas time. The kennel is $20 per day and that allows your pet to stay in a small kennel with plastic on the bottom. Following some great advice and depending upon the breed of your dog, we brought toys, a blanket, our own food and bowls for both food and water.It is correct that you need to come back and take your dog for a walk so they can potty. The kennel staff will not touch or move your dog; they will however feed them and give them water. DON'T FORGET YOUR SHOT RECORDS!! We saw many folks being turned away because they did not bring them:-( Here is a blurb from the Disneyland website: Kennels Indoor kennel facilities for the Disneyland® Resort are located to the right of the Main Entrance of Disneyland® Park. The kennel is available for a charge of $20.00. There are no facilities for overnight accommodations. The Disneyland® Kennel Club and County of Orange requires rabies, distemper, and hepatitis vaccination certificates from your vet in order to board dogs over four months of age. Cats over four months old need proof of vaccination for rabies, distemper, hepatitis, panleulaopenia, rhinotracheitus and calcivirus. On a personal note: we will probably not do this again. It would have been much easier to leave our dog at home with a pet sitter. We found that we were back and forth to the kennels constantly to make sure our dogs got a walk. Every four hours between 8AM and 12 midnight is a lot of doggy walks!!!
Originally Posted By WendyT Strangely no. I thought that was odd myself and did vaccinate my dogs for kennel cough.
Originally Posted By Lil Mermaid Word of the wise, I was talking to a friend of mine and she took her dog there a few months ago. She said she was concerned with getting fleas and sure enough, her dog got them. So make sure your dog is on a monthly flea treatment.
Originally Posted By dznyorbust Thanks everyone for all of your feed back... I think we will just leave her home!!
