Horstman & Son's Country Store / Dog Park

Both the store and the dog park are awesome! • The in-store assortment is exceptionally good for a small business, and I find it my go-to place for treats, chews and squeaky balls. Very competitive prices and well curated brands • Employees are knowledgeable about the product selection, hot picks and favourite treat flavors • Dog tag renewal process is smooth and a lot easier than trying to figure it out yourself online • The dog park is well maintained with water taps, toys and a sheltered bench for the humans. It doesn't get crowded, and I haven't had any unpleasant experiences with other visitors. Great arrival communication between users ensures your dog finds a good playmate match, and isn't forced into altercations Overall, it's my favorite local business, with the owner's prese

Love this family type of store where you know the people that help and work there. Buy my dog food,treats,and anything my German shepherd needs. Also buy my bird seed there too. Recently they have hired a new family and the girls especially Emily and are doing a fantastic job bringing this wonderful place to a new level. They got a new brand of dog toys made with leather called Tall Tales the best frisbee for my 8 year old gsd. You guys are doing a fantastic job for all our loved fur babies. Goodnight Cleo and Honey they are adorable.

Great store. I find reasonably priced chew treats for my pup and my dog enjoys shopping there. Convenient I am able to renew my dog license there and was not judged when I am 6 months late for the 2025 license year. The customer service was exceptional and made me laugh. Other customers were there and the rapport was evident. I felt at home and welcomed in this small local shop and look forward to trying out the dog park my next visit. I highly recommend stopping by. I know I will be back.

I am very happy with this store - but, more importantly than my happiness, is that my dog loves this store! Great food choices and treats. And, a very handy dog park. Shadow insisted I give 5 stars, and, of course, "The Shadow Knows!" (famous radio show 1930-1954)

I stopped by today on the way from our trainer because it usually looks pretty quiet. When I went in, there was another dog whose owner had food, and that dog immediately lunged at mine. I chose to leave for safety, but the other dog stayed. When I called after the incident, I was told the dog park is a public space. But now that I’m reading reviews, I’m seeing mentions of memberships, so I am a bit frustrated as a membership does generally imply "not a fully public space" If the park requires a membership or has rules about aggressive behavior, are staff going to intervene or ask owners to leave if their dog is displaying aggression? Because I decided that coming back won't be in the best interest if people with dogs that are aggressive get the run of the park, but I alert the staff and g