LET THE DOGS PLAY SAFE TRICKS IT'S BETTER TO PLAY THAN DO NOTHING MODERN DOG PACK LEADER HAPPIEST DOGS ON EARTH PLAY, STAY, EAT, REPEAT WOW WE LOVE DOGS MORE WIGGLE IN THE WAG WIGGLE & GIGGLE PLAY & STAY ALL DAY FUN UNLEASHED MAKE THEM FEEL LOVED PLAY HARD, HAVE FUN SPARKL HAPPINESS IS A WARM BONE BARK, BARK, BARK WHERE DOGS PARTY GOOD HUMANS MUTTALICIOUS CHILL

Description of Design Search

The mark consists of a trade dress depicting the interior reception area of applicant's recreational facility comprising the color beige appearing in the center path of the floor and the color green appearing in the left and right curved portions of the floor, the color blue appearing on three bar stools on the left, the color green appearing on a shelf above the bar stools, the color white appearing on four chairs and the color blue appearing on a circular table on the right hand side of the room, the color green appearing on the top portion of the reception desk, the color white appearing on the bottom portion of the reception desk, the color white appearing on the gates, walls, shelving and cabinets and the colors light blue, gray and white appearing in the two circles featuring cloud-like designs on the ceiling and the color blue and gray appearing in the remaining portions of the ceiling, the wording "MODERN DOG", "PLAY, STAY, EAT, REPEAT", "PLAY & STAY ALL DAY", "MORE WIGGLE IN THE WAG" and " SPARKL" in orange, "SAFE TRICKS", "WE LOVE DOGS" "HAPPINESS IS A WARM BONE", "BARK, BARK, BARK", "GOOD HUMANS" and "LET THE DOGS PLAY" in gray and "IT'S BETTER TO PLAY THAN DO NOTHING", "PACK LEADER", "HAPPIEST DOGS ON EARTH", "WOW", "WIGGLE & GIGGLE", "FUN UNLEA", "MAKE THEM FEEL LO", "PLAY HARD, HAVE FUN", and "WHERE DOGS PARTY" in green, an orange dog with a green collar and nose and green and white eyes, and grey light fixtures affixed to the wall above the reception desk and along the hallway walls. On the left wall are the words "MUTTALICIOUS" and "CHILL" in orange. The matter shown in dotted lines is not a feature of the mark and is intended to show the positioning or placement of the mark. The remaining white portions in the drawing are not claimed as a feature of the mark.