Lucky Dog Barkery

I was shopping at Riffraff Boutique and asked where I could get some stuff for my dog. They girls were eager to tell me about Lucky Dog Barkery located in the same plaza! They have a shop dog named Boog that I am obsessed with and thats where he shops haha. Love this little place! Even the name is cute!

Nice selection of different items for your dog. Somewhat overpriced. My dog piddled and thought the woman there was going to have a conniption fit. Here’s some info-​dogs do that. Knowing that, don’t put product on the floor. Might go back.

Very cool place! I’m a brand new puppy owner in a brand new city! Both of us are still learning the ropes! The sweet girl (I didn’t get her name) asked me if I wanted to let Gracie off her leash! I said «yea!» and Gracie roamed the store in pure excitement! Gracie received some puppy treats from her while shopping and as we checked out the same girl gave me some sample treats to take home! I liked the atmosphere, the store is very clean and very organized!

I love this place! They have a great variety of product and I was able to find Cycledog collars here which are my favorite. They carry the «higher end» lines so don’t be surprised by the prices but I think it is worth it to spend a little more to get better quality and keep George healthy. Even better? Today I came in on my lunch break to pick up a birthday treat for my four-​legged child and they surprised me with a complimentary squeaky toy as his birthday gift! You’re awesome Lucky Dog Barkery but I already knew that before today. :)

The manager, James, is incredibly helpful and taught me some cool info about dogs. I’m in love with this store. It has the most fun, eclectic dog EVERYTHING. I can’t wait to bring my dogs here.

My dog and I went in to get sweets and treats for his upcoming birthday party. The staff were all friendly and welcoming. There were a variety of food and treat options and super cute clothes. Anything and everything your dog desires is there. To top off our visit they gave my pup a little treat and a free toy. Love this place, and we will be regulars there!

Love their items! They had the cutest dog party hat for my pups birthday! He’s a lab and it fit him so we’ll he never got a chance to bite it off! Amazing treats esp for birthdays! I can’t wait to shop here for Christmas!

Lucky Dog Barkery is the go to for all sorts of unique dog things. Unlike your chain pet stores, Lucky Dog Barkery strives for different options in food, treats, apparel, and toys. From what I’ve seen, most, if not all products are made in the USA. The only reason I rated it 4 out of 5 stars is because their prices are pretty high. I know they are in a nice area of town, but I can’t see myself paying almost twice the amount of money for some food/​treats they sell on a regular basis.

Lucky Dog Barkery is a novelty pet shop that carries an abundance of choice: food (raw and kibble), toys, treats, bedding and leashes.
My Overall Rating — 2.5 out of 5 Stars.
Atmosphere — Well laid out floor plan. Upscale feel.
Service — Staff is knowledgeable, friendly, helpful.
Choices — Exceptional.
Prices — Buyer beware. Quite a few items have no price labels. This is accompanied by a significant premium over the prices charged at other upscale establishments. Primal Raw Food 6# bag can run upwards of $ 70 depending on the protein you choose. Elsewhere the same exact item is offered under $ 40. Dry Kibble Dog Food carries a roughly 125% premium over that of other places in high rent locations. So, the cost does not seem to be solely a means to offset the higher lease cost of an upscale centre.
I am okay with paying a premium for exclusive and one of a kind items. However, if the item is stocked at multiple competing shops, I would rather pay the same exact price.
Will I return? — Surprisingly, yes. But I will do so only for items that are not carried elsewhere.

This place states they make cakes, however the outsource to a person who makes in Colorado. They do one order a month, so beware if you don’t live in the area not to go out of your way. Also, staff was very oblivious on who made the cakes and when they would be in. «Def not personalized cakes!» I’m only giving one star because I have to. I’m going to first apologize for my first review. I soon realized that it’s pretty standard for companies to outsource the cake making process. However, I did find one place called «The Canine Cookie Company in downtown Mckinney» they actually do make their own cakes onsite.

Lucky Dog Barkery SOUNDS like a good name and concept, but that’s all they have going for them… A good name and concept.
I decided to give it a try despite never seeing too much human trafficking.
My partner and I have paid two visits here together. The first was to collect and purchase dog treats for our three wonderful dogs. There is plenty to choose from, but I buy the EXACT same stuff at a pet store off of Oaklawn near Cedar Springs for much less.
Example 1: Orijen Dog Food is right at $ 68 for a 28.6 lb bag at the Shop on Oaklawn.
Lucky Dog Barkery sold it to me for over $ 90.
Example 2: A particular beef chew measuring in at about 3.5 inches long is $ 7.99 at the Shop on Oaklawn.
Lucky Dog Barkery sold it to me for $ 24.99.
Wow!
I don’t mind forking over extra money, but I would have preferred to have been greeted, asked if I needed help. And I most certainly did not want to receive an aggressive lecture from the male staff worker about certain treats I asked about.
As a paying customer and human-​being with feeling and emotions, I don’t want an 18 year old belittling and scolding me about rawhides, unless he is an 18 year old Vet.
He should have just continued to be quiet.
As a business manager myself, I completely understand pricing certain items higher based on location, level of customer service and image. But the tasteless level of customer service of the employees lowers the level of credibility I give this place.
As we walked backed to our car with our overpriced items, my partner looks at me and says «i hate to say this, but this is the last time we will come here.»
Agreed.

Disclosure: I have visited Lucky Dog Barkery 1 time.
Lucky Dog Barkery is a dog bakery and novelty shop where you can buy all sorts of gifts, toys, treats, and of course baked goods for your special dog. The items here are high end gourmet with prices to match, but your lucky dog should be worth it right?
My Overall Rating — 4 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return)
Atmosphere — Walking to Lucky Dog feels more like visiting a nice antique shop vs. a dog store. There’s hand scraped hard wood, solid wood displays, and great items furnished throughout. It doesn’t make you feel like you’re shopping for a dog. You feel like you’re shopping for a friend. 1 Star.
Service — While there was only one employee, they were very friendly and helpful. They assisted us in picking out our gifts for the birthday dog. Good people because they’re dog people. 1 Start.
Facility\Shop — They’re selection is high end. You’ll find gourmet baked treats, dried treats, and a large selection of dried dog food. You can buy toys, college related items, bowls, beds, and anything a spoiled dog needs. Not much is labeled, so if you need something specific it may be hard to find so be sure you ask. Also, you are buying items at a premium vs. Petsmart but you get quality in what you pay for. 1 ½ Star.
Will I Return? — I don’t own a dog so I won’t return often. But Lucky Dog is on my list for unique gift items for my friends with canines. And if you own a dog, it’s worth a visit for at least a cupcake! ½ Star.
My Unilocal Rating Scale (Sum of all parts):
1 Star — Atmosphere — Is it a cool dive? Perhaps an upscale place? No matter the type, atmosphere plays a big part and I’ll give a star if I like it or thinks it has great charm.
1 Star — Service — You can have a great meal with bad service. But that’s also what can make a five star joint drop to four. It’s important to the dining experience that service is great and on point.
2 Stars — Facility — I’ll award up to two stars for the facility, since this is the main reason we go out. Sometimes the extra star is given for value, but it’s really all about the facility.
1 Star — Will I come back? — If I know for a fact I’ll return, I’ll give this a star. A place has to make an impression for me to return.
Each Category can be given up to 1 star except food (2 stars) because I consider all these categories important to the overall dining experience. I will sum them up to provide my final Unilocal score

I stopped in here a while back because it was my dachshund’s 14^th b-​day and I wanted to get something soft (because of his dental problems) for him to enjoy on his special day.
My wife and I walked in and were immediately greeted, we told the associate what we were looking for, and she gave us 4 different options to choose from. We ended up going with the last one, a «pupcake» from their freezer.
After a pleasant talk about my pup, as well as the associate’s 13y.o. pooch, we cashed out for about $ 5 and were on our way.
5 stars for excellent customer service, great atmosphere, and quality products (Fritz gobbled his pupcake right up!) Thanks, Lucky Dog Bakery! We will be back!

I send all my clients to see the knowledgeable staff at LDB! Marcia, the owner, is constantly researching all the safest and most beneficial foods for our dogs! I confidently refer everyone I work with that no matter what food they carry at the store, you can rest assured it will be healthy for your dog. If you are having issues, they can guide you to the most appropriate selection for your furry friend’s needs!
Kathi O., Dog Trainer

I came here after getting off from work early to pick up a few special treats for my pup. Sadly, the place was closed. The hours said it should be open and there was no sign on the locked doors. Unfortunately, I probably won’t be returning for a while.

Finally found the right elevated dog feeder here after looking hi and low, including pottery barn, tjmaxx and every online store imaginable. Also got a 12 foot leash that works great. They do have some of the same toys you’d find at Petsmart but definitely have more unique things. A couple of dog treats I noticed were made in China which I’m not a fan of, but I guess you have to have a range of products to please customers.

Cute store focused on all things dog! Food, toys, treats and the best selection of collars and leashes in town. It is very pricey though.

Lucky Dog Barkery is, by far, the best place to get all things DOG. It’s huge. They have an insane selection of toys, leashes and collars, food, etc. for your dog. It’s hard not to leave with something. Things I’ve purchased– Charming Pet balloon dog toy (because it’s easy for my small dogs to make squeak), Susan Lanci collar (because it has a cute bone charm attached), Squishy pet bowl (because it’s easy to travel with), Stella & Chewy’s freeze-​dried food, and other dog treats and grooming products. I have been happy with everything I’ve purchased. The service is top-​notch, too. They will answer all questions, make suggestions, give samples (if you ask), and play with your dogs.
They lose a star because of their prices (and they could stock more grooming products like nail clippers or brushes). The prices are considerably marked up compared to other stores. I bought Dogswell chicken strip treats for $ 8.99 and saw the same bag at Target for $ 5.99. Their price was 1.5x more. I understand that prices will be more but that’s a lot. I’ll continue to shop there to support small businesses and if you fan them on Facebook, you’ll get notices of current specials.
I recommend this store to all dog lovers.

Saturday was my child, er, dog’s 2^nd birthday and I wanted to celebrate with a doggie birthday cake just for her. I was a bit concerned though because Dolly does not have a sweet tooth. She hates Milk Bones so much that she spits them out (which can be very embarrassing in public when eager-​beaver cashiers at various establishments try and feed them to her) and I have tried several varieties of baked cookie treats from all kinds of dog bakeries and she flat won’t eat them.
Lucky Dog makes their own baked goodies for dogs too including mini birthday cakes. The cake is made with peanut butter and the frosting is made to look like vanilla or chocolate but is really yogurt. They bake them, draw a bone or Happy Birthday using the ‘frosting’ and then put them in the freezer. Just thaw the cake for an hour and feed to your furry animal. To my total delight Dolly LOVED her doggie birthday cake! In fact, she loved it so much that she stole my own Sprinkles cupcake when I wasn’t looking.
If you bring your fuzzy child into the store they will give them a piece of meat jerky that I’m sure your baby will love like mine did. Thank you Lucky Dog for having such great stuff for animals! We will be back to buy from your fabulous selection of dog toys.

This place is just too adorable!
I went in specifically looking for the Poochie Bells to hang on my back door… but I had my hands full of toys, treats, and other goodies before I even found the damn bells.
They have some of the cutest toys I’ve ever seen — and a HUGE variety, too! I have a very destructive beagle… Even those «indestructable» toys she tears through in a matter of minutes. I asked one of the girls working in the shop which toys she thought might be a bit stronger than the rest. She pointed me to this Kong rope tug thingy which she said she’s gotten great feedback about. It’s survived it’s first few hours in this house! So far, so good!
I got a couple new treats that my dogs loved… of course. Not that they’d ever complain! All natural, too! I love that! They have a really great selection of all kinds of treats and chewing bones, etc.
Picked up some new shampoo for my extra-​itchy guy… He had a nice bath this afternoon and already seems to be doing a bit less scratching!
Oh, and I did get the Poochie Bells! Haha! They are pretty cute, and already working on training the pups to use them to ask to go outside!
This will definitely be my new stop when my pups deserve an extra special treat. (Who am I kidding, I think they deserve that EVERY day!)

This place has tons of dog stuff! I went to check it out one time after a visit to Sprinkles, and I can’t wait to come back with Murphy, my pup. They had a ton of doggie halloween costumes last month, and just about every size, shape, and material of dog toy you can think of.
The place is very boutique-​y (read: expensive) so I’m not sure how much I would buy, but it does seem like a neat place to browse with your pooch. They’ve also got tons of leashes, collars, and full body harnesses (even leather ones with cool designs on them, which is probably good for Murphy, since he chewed through the two I bought him from Petsmart).
They also sell lots and lots of dog food and treats, many of which are organic/​healthy in delicious sounding flavors. And, if you’re looking, they have plenty of dog clothes, beds, art, stationary, and other dog-​related things that hoomins like.
The lady who owned the place (Marcia I guess, from Anne’s review) was VERY nice and helpful and would have been willing to show me every single item in the store if I had asked.
Closed on Sundays.