
The gathering hall
Warm wood walls, soaring ceilings, roll-up doors and room for dogs and their people to gather.
The place before the plan
The Stockyard begins with a real campus, a real history and a community that already knows what it feels like to belong here.

With gratitude
Jake Whitlock and Julie Emerick created Clubhound as a place where dogs could play while their people made friends, worked, watched games and stayed awhile. Together with their team, members, vendors and guests, they turned this Garden City campus into a second home for thousands of dog lovers.
The Stockyard hopes to honor what that community loved and carry its spirit forward—while opening the gates to even more ways for people to connect.
The Clubhouse remains at the heart of it all—a small nod to the place that brought this community together first.
Read the Clubhound story →This acknowledgement is offered with gratitude and does not imply endorsement or affiliation.Now · What already exists
The foundation is visible: an indoor hall, a working bar, televisions, roll-up doors, fenced outdoor play, patios, utilities and a community-shaped campus.

Warm wood walls, soaring ceilings, roll-up doors and room for dogs and their people to gather.

The existing working bar and game-day setup that will evolve into The Watering Hole and The Roost.

The real shaded patio beside the fenced dog yard, with seating, planters and easy indoor-outdoor flow.
What’s coming
Stockyard is growing into an all-day place for dogs, friends, food, play, work and the moments that become traditions.

A charcoal exterior and stadium-facing Stockyard sign that make the building impossible to miss.

Morning coffee and connection, daytime work and play, then food, drinks, games and live music at night.

Local makers, food trucks and seasonal gatherings give every visit something new to discover.

Shop, lounge, work or create upstairs—then head back down to the action.
The promise
Come see what is already here. Then help us shape what comes next.
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