Maybe it’s the karmic correction to the cat café craze of a few years ago. Pet lovers are lint-rollering a different sort of fur off their clothing after discovering what some are calling off-leash dog restaurants. The places go further than dog-friendly outdoor cafes by allowing pooches to frolic untethered but supervised in an enclosed area where bum-sniffing is the usual mode of greeting. While they engage in the canine equivalent of swiping right, all under the scrutiny of staff “dogtenders,” mom and dad can indulge in cocktails and a nosh without any tableside begging. The beauty of concepts like Off Leash in Georgia is their dual revenue stream—there’s a cover charge for the dogs, unless their humans pop for a “membership”—and the frequency they promise to generate. For $365 a year, Spot or Luna is entitled to unlimited visits.