CIRCLETOP FARM T.L.C.
840 Jenkins Road Rineyville KY 
Phone: 270-360-0091 or Cell: 270-272-7698
Proudly Owned and Operated by Mark and Pam Adams

Welcome to our Rineyville Farm and Kennels!
 
We serve the following surrounding areas:
Radcliff KY, Fort Knox KY, Elizabethtown KY, Vine Grove KY, Hardin County KY

BOARDING KENNELS:
Training, Learning, & Caring. We offer kennel boarding and day care for dogs, cats, and pocket pets.
 
For owners who do not have time to dedicate to the commitment of training their dogs properly, we offer boarding and training program. More details.
 
Housebreaking is one of the most difficult tasks to dog ownership. Many owners don’t have time to get their dog on track with housebreaking. I can! Your dog will be trained to potty on a schedule you can live with. More details.
 
If you prefer a group setting in which to train, and the companionship of other dog owners our group training programs have plenty of options. More details.
 
We are proud of our kennel facilities, please take the time to look around. Kennel Photos

“Circletop Farm Kennel will be CLOSED for our 2009 vacation December 15-December 23. We’re sorry for any inconvenience this causes you.” 
 

CLICK HERE TO MAKE A KENNEL RESERVATION
 

FARM FRESH PRODUCTS:
We sell farm fresh eggs, natural honey products, and chickens, raised on our farm.

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR FARM FRESH PRODUCTS
 

ABOUT US:
Mark, Jud and I would like to welcome you to our mini-farm. We have both lived in Hardin County for most of our lives, and when Mark’s retirement from the Air Force was looming close, we decided to build our ‘forever’ home on the eleven acres of ground we owned.

Our farm consisted of three horses, eleven acres of land, and a beat up Ford tractor when we started. I had been raised in the country and Mark had no experience of living on a farm, just a love of the outdoors.
 
His inexperience didn’t keep him from putting his heart into the work it took for us to make a farm out of a parcel of land. He learned to run fences, ride a horse, drive a tractor, build a barn, plant a garden, put rabbits and chickens in the freezer, milk goats, trim hooves, and all the while keeping the patience to learn whatever was just around the corner.
 
Thank God and Google! If we didn’t know how to do something, we learned. Now when we look out over our place and see every tree, every fence post and every board, we can say, we put that there!