Plumery Tails

Plumery Tails is a great place to visit! My fiancé and I have been there three times and although the rules have recently become much more strict it’s still a cool experience to be around a pack of 8 large dogs. Those who have given Plumery Tails bad reviews obviously don’t understand the huge liability the owners are under and if you’re questioning why they don’t allow pictures unless you come in and pay, think about it this way, would you want someone stopping in the driveway of your home to take pictures of your house and animals? The owners do live in the house and it is their right to ask you leave if you don’t come in, understand the rules and liability and pay. Recently changed rules explains why you can’t get the up close pictures with the dogs as others have done in the past; Plumery Tails is a growing and changing business and I applaud them for trying to safely deal with a general public that is, for the most part, ignorant and self absorbed.

Even 1 star is too much! Owner is EXTREMELY rude! There’s absolutely no indication at the outside entrance of this business regarding how much it costs to «meet and greet» his dogs. NEWSFLASH – If he’d post the admission price at the entrance then he wouldn’t have to «shoo» customers out of his so-​called book store that aren’t willing to pay the price. Hope he treats his dogs better then he does potential customers!

This place was amazing! The husband and wife were so much fun!!! They let us come in for a super reason all price, and we got to pet, play with, and help brush all of the dogs!
The dogs themselves were amazing. Lots of fun and plenty of entertainment. Very cuddly and happy all of the time. For the size of the dogs, I felt very very safe. The dogs were happy to have company.
The couple showed us their trails and custom made camp sites. It was a gorgeous hike! The husband and wife were very down to earth people and we can’t wait to go back!

i had read all the reviews before trying to visit today understanding everyone is entitled to their privacy when a business is closed. Its a Monday, at 3 pm. Gate is closed however posted on it says ‘open til 5 pm on Monday’. There is also a huge bear wearing a ‘closed’ sign, so we plan to come another day. About the time my husband and I were getting back into our car, which was parked on the street we noticed these huge malamutes sitting on a hill behind the house. Owner at that time pulls up in his pick-​up truck. I ask if i can take a picture of his dogs. I am standing on the street shoulder, not on his property as he grabs his trash can and rudely says «i charge $ 10» at which point i’m quite taken back by his cynical, rude attitude. My husband then asks a question about the breed and he totally ignores him. This man isnt an older person you would expect that response from but must have some real anger or bitterness issues in his life. There was no reason to react in that manner as a business owner, let alone as a person. We own a siberian husky and i was interested in seeing his malamutes, reading his books, and talking with him but will never go near this property again. Just hope and pray his treatment of his dogs is better than his treatment of humans.

I don’t know if the owner was in a bad mood or what, but it certainly seemed like it. I’ve been wanting to visit the puppies here for a while now, so I decided to stop in. I didn’t realize their hours had changed, so I got out to ask how much it would be to visit for a little bit. Some guy, who I’m assuming is the owner got up and blatantly yelled at me they’re closed without even asking if I needed help. I told him I just had a question, but he ignored me and walked into the gift shop. Let’s just say I won’t be stopping in now because that guy was rude. Where’s your common courtesy?! You run a business! Don’t be so up your own butt that you forget how to be polite!