Bringing Your Dog to Las Vegas: Pet-Friendly Vacation Homes for Holiday Trips (2026)
Between Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s, a lot of families drive to Las Vegas, and plenty of them would rather bring the dog than book a kennel back home. That’s where a whole-house rental beats a hotel room. Your dog gets a yard, the family gets space, and nobody has to walk a nervous pup through a casino lobby at midnight.
777 Rentals has hosted guests in Las Vegas since 2007, and all 14 of our regular homes allow pets. Here’s how our pet policy works, which homes suit dogs best, and a few tips for a calm holiday trip.
Our pet policy in plain English
These rules are the same at all 14 of our managed homes. You’ll also find them on each home’s rules page.
- Pet fee: $90 per pet, shown in the booking price, so there are no surprises at check-in.
- Service animals are always welcome at no charge.
- Don’t leave pets alone in the backyard. Dogs outside need a person with them.
- Kennel pets left alone indoors. If everyone heads out for dinner or a show, your pet must be secured in a kennel, not shut in a bedroom or left to roam the house.
- Leash outside the yard and pick up after your pet. Dogs must be leashed outside the home’s fenced yard.
Planning to stay at one of our partner-owned Luxury Estates? Those homes are booked by inquiry, and pets need prior written approval there (also $90 per pet with approval). Service animals are welcome at no charge.
See every pet-friendly home on one page: Pet-Friendly Homes →
Homes that work well for dogs
All of these homes are pet-friendly. Each one has something extra for travelers with a dog, like a fenced yard, a single-level layout or lots of outdoor space.
South Strip Comfort (about 2 miles from the south Strip, 2.3 miles from the airport): 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, sleeps 8. It’s a smaller, single-level home on half an acre of private backyard with a large artificial-grass lawn, a fenced yard, a waterfall pool, a spa with free heat, a putting green, a basketball court and a fire pit. The fourth bedroom is a private casita with its own bath. It’s a good fit for a couple of families or a small group of friends traveling with a dog.
Southwest Ranch (about 3 miles from the south Strip): 7 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, sleeps 20. The newly remodeled home has a large fenced backyard with patio furniture, a BBQ and cornhole, plus an indoor fireplace. There’s no pool, which some owners of young or excitable dogs prefer. Four bedrooms are on the main level and three more are in a finished basement.
Serenity 1 Estate and Serenity 2 Estate (Henderson, about 6 miles from the south Strip): each has 7 bedrooms and sleeps 16, all on one level with a fenced yard, a pool and an above-ground electric spa with free heat. Single-level living helps older dogs who struggle with stairs, and grandparents too.
TUF House (about 2 miles from the south Strip): 11 bedrooms, 8.5 baths, sleeps 30. This custom single-level home is in a private gated cul-de-sac on 2.5 acres. It has a fenced yard, a par-3 mini golf course and two full kitchens, so big families get plenty of space, and so do their dogs.
Vegas Resort (about 5 miles from the south Strip): 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, sleeps 21, with a one-acre backyard. There’s 9-hole mini golf, a pickleball and basketball court, a fire pit and a spa with free gas heating, plus a log cabin pool house with its own kitchen and bunk beds.
Sport Court Estate (under 3 miles from the center Strip): 7 bedrooms, 4 baths, sleeps 30. This single-level home has a fenced yard, a sport court, a putting green and lawn games like bocce and horseshoes. Its pool isn’t heated, so it’s best for groups who’d rather play games outside than swim in winter.
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Where to walk your dog nearby
Las Vegas has some good spots for a run or a long walk. Check each official site for current hours and rules before you go.
- Sunset Park (2601 E. Sunset Rd., near the airport): Clark County’s largest park has two enclosed dog runs, one for large dogs and one for small dogs, plus miles of walking paths. County parks are generally open 6 AM to 11 PM.
- Desert Breeze Park (8275 Spring Mountain Rd., Spring Valley): three dog runs with benches, trees, waste bins and water taps.
- Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (west of the city): leashed pets are allowed in the conservation area and on trails, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Pets can’t be left unattended, even in a car, and aren’t allowed in the visitor center. Winter is a great time to hike there with a dog.
Outside of dog parks, Clark County parks require dogs to be on a leash no longer than 6 feet.
Holiday travel tips for dogs
- Pack a travel kennel. It’s required if your pet will be alone inside the home, and it gives your dog a familiar, safe place in a new house.
- Plan around fireworks. Strip fireworks on New Year’s Eve can scare dogs. If you’re heading out to see them, kennel your dog indoors, leave a TV or music on, and see our New Year’s Eve 2026 guide for more planning tips.
- Bring layers for cold nights. December days are often sunny, but nights get chilly, so short-haired dogs may want a sweater on evening walks.
- Watch the pool. Not every dog can find the steps or climb out of a pool. Supervise dogs near the water, especially at homes with heated pools in winter. Our winter heated pool guide explains how pool heat works at each home.
- Respect the neighbors. Outdoor quiet hours apply at every home (see each home’s rules page), and no noise audible to neighbors is allowed during those hours. That includes a dog barking in the yard, so bring dogs inside at night.
- Count everyone. The listed maximum covers every person at the home, visitors included, and the primary renter must be at least 21.
Coming for a holiday or event?
Plenty of guests bring their dogs for longer holiday stays. Planning around a specific week? Read our guides to Thanksgiving in a Las Vegas vacation home, Christmas in Las Vegas 2026 and NFR rodeo week. Our Events page lists concerts, games and fights by date.
Book direct and bring the whole family
When you book direct on our site, you skip the booking-site fees, and if you find one of our homes for less on Airbnb or Vrbo, 777 Rentals will beat that price. Add early check-in, late checkout or pool heat on our Guest Add-Ons page.
More help: Group trip tips, Getting Here, Map of our homes and our FAQ. Have a question about bringing your pet? Text or call 702-483-1877, or use the contact page.
