Chattanooga, United States
113 Johnson St
N/A
+1 4236432275
Dogs allowedGender-neutral toiletsPublic toilet
Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible toilet
Great place to take your dog and hang out. They also have beer available and/or hot chocolate and other non-alcoholic drinks if that’s your choice. The staff are very attentive , professional, and friendly! Highly recommend!
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The park rangers do such a wonderful job in making everyone feel safe & keeping a playful & clean environment. Our golden retriever puppy, Cosmo looks forward to going there in the evenings and play with all his doggie friends. It’s really been such a blessing to have a membership to this park. We can’t wait to get on the daycare program so puppy can enjoy whole days of playtime. Also don’t snooze on the yummy canned ciders & beer selections if you want a treat while the doggies play.
I had a great time seeing Dogs of all breeds getting along with each other. I wish ya'll would have been around when my dogs was alive! Keep up the good work
Play Wash Pint has been our haven since moving to Chattanooga this summer. Badger enjoys many of the services offered at PWP, including daycare, washes, and free play at the dog park! Recently, I have been in quarantine and unable to take him out for his daily walks and runs. The wonderful Ruff Rangers at PWP helped us out today by arranging a safe handoff for Walk the Block services. Badger was all smiles after Synthia dropped him off :) Pic attached. We have also set up for him to be transported to daycare next week. I am continuously overjoyed by our experiences with PWP. Their services are top notch, and the people they employ cannot be beat! They have done nothing but love on my pup since day one. And did I mention that they are one of only a handful of places in the area to serve Austin East Ciders?! This Texas native feels right at home!
I think that if I had a “normal” dog, I would absolutely love this place and become a member. My dog is a rescue from McKamey with a history of abuse, so he can be dog-reactive when overwhelmed. Because of this, I would never take him to play at Play Wash Pint because of the overwhelming amount of dogs that play there. However, I take my pup to the self-wash station to bathe him. The process to pay for the self-wash at the front desk, even if going on a weekday at a very quiet time, is incredibly stressful for my dog and I. Many times I have seen owners checking their dogs in and not paying attention to their dogs in the process, letting them come too close for comfort for my rescue pup. My dog isn’t aggressive at all - Just reactive and becomes overwhelmed easily with unfamiliar dogs. I’ve literally left items at the front desk accidentally because I’ve been so overwhelmed by the dogs coming near mine. We just go in for a bath, pay, and leave, but the entire process is so stressful. I wish so badly that there was a separate entrance/exit for the bathing area, as well as a way to pay online before coming in for a bath. These would absolutely fix the problems I have with the stressful process of simply giving my dog a bath here. I want to support this business as I think the idea of Play Wash Pint is awesome, but it’s getting more challenging to do so. The bathing stations themselves are awesome so I don’t want to stop using them - It’s the only self-wash I’ve found in Chattanooga with such a wide variety of products to use and I love that it’s a private room. However, I hope that steps can be taken to make the washing process easier for people with dogs like mine. PS - I frequent a dog wash station in Nashville when I visit home, and they provide wash cloths for the dogs along with the towels. I would love for Play Wash Pint to provide wash cloths as it makes it sooooo much easier to clean the dog’s face and ears gently.
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