I have taken my dog there a couple of times. The staff is very friendly and attentive. They feed and water your pet but taking Thunder out for potty breaks and to play/visit is your responsibility. It's 20.00 for all day and they remain open 30 minutes past closing (No overnights!). You will need Thunder's paperwork from the vet stating he is current on all of his major vaccinations (Bordetella, Rabies, Etc...). I suggest also keeping your dog's temperment in mind. For example... my dog is a herding dog. He is very anxious when he is seperated from us. The whole kenneling situation is very, very stressful for him. I try to avoid kenneling him at Disneyland unless we are doing an all day and going down to visit SD after because coming to visit them putting him back into the kennels is stressful for him unfortunately. If we are doing an all day and not leaving out of town, I check him into doggy day care/pet hotel for the day where he will have plenty of interaction with other dogs and trainers. It's all about knowing your pet's personality. Good luck :) - Aquata  292.2 #659 11:25AM

I checked in there once.  There were no b, well lets just say there were no female dogs around.  Kinda boring. - HotDiggityDogDaddy  1112.2 #74 11:14AM

It's very nice! Our Skullie has stayed there twice. They stay in regular kennels, but you are responsible for walking them every few hrs. They recommend 3-4 hrs., but it's up to you. There is a small yard connected to the kennels, or you can take them on a short walk in the esplanade. It's $20 and no overnights. - Gia  785.6 #121 11:21AM

They are open for 30 mins past closing. - SuperCooper  818.1 #112 12:10PM