Happy Tails - Boarding and Daycare

Beth Meyer is the owner of the Happy Tails Resort & Spa, located close to Flaming Geyser State Park. She was recommended to me by my veterinarian because my dog had suffered some kind of nerve damage from an injury. Beth has a swimming pool just for dogs. Some of her clients, like my dog, use the pool to exercise their muscles and rebuild the nerve pathways. Other dogs use the pool for exercise. It's very expensive $30 for 30 minutes or two 15 minute sessions. But, if your dog needs the therapy and you can afford a couple of visits, it's worth it. more

Paul and Tina Jackson run a dog boarding business that used to be joined with the Happy Tails Resort and Spa near Flaming Geyser Park. Now Paul has his facility in a new location in Enumclaw, but he still shares the phone. Paul has a homey attitude toward taking care of the dogs. He only accepts "good dogs", though. He's looking for dogs that aren't going to bark all the time and upset the other dogs. He's looking for dogs that can socialize with other dogs. I left my dog with him for two weeks last Christmas. Most kennels exhaust the dogs because they get overstimulated. My dog was the same as when I left her - calm and happy. It costs $25/day which is A LOT, but Paul doesn't charge extra because my dogs has two pills to take. It only costs me about $8 more a day to use his facility and it is so worth it because my dog is clean, happy, calm, and not sleep deprived! They fill up, so call early and reserve a spot. He may want to meet your dog first. more