
No matter how well you train to stop dog pulling on the leash and how to behave off leash, it is proper that when you are in a park, you must keep your dog walking on leash. Usually when we see dogs walking unleashed even though the owner is there (how much more if there is no owner). you will get disdainful looks from the humans who are in the park.
But hey, every dog can have his day. There are places where dogs can meet and play and socialize. They are called as “Bark Parks” or “Dog Parks.” These are designated fenced areas where people can bring their dogs and allow them to socialize with other dogs, unleashed. Most of these Dog Parks have available water and cleanup facilities such as poop scoopers or plastic bags. So when poop happens, you have to clean up after your pet.
Here are some simple rules to bear in mind when you are going to a Dog Park.
- Your dog must be vaccinated.
- If you have an aggressive dog, he/she is not welcome.
- Your dog must be able to follow your voice.
- Do not bring so many dogs if you cannot handle them all.
- Always clean up after your dog.
- Dogs that are in heat are not allowed.
- If your dog digs a hole, fill it up.
- Dog Parks are not for children.
- Offer water to your dog.
- Watch your dog.
- Follow any local park rules.
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