RULES FOR DOG PARKS

  • Always keep your eye on your dog. Mischief can happen quickly.
  • Never leave your dog unattended.
  • Always clean up after your dog. Most parks have poopbags or scoopers, so use them. This is a primary reason that dogparks get complaints, so pay attention and pick up the poop.
  • Make sure your dog is current on her shots and has a valid license.
  • Don�t bring dogs younger than 4 months to a dogpark. They won�t have had all the necessary inoculations that allow them to play safely with other animals.
  • Don�t bring a female dog in season. Spayed/neutered animals are recommended.
  • Don�t bring more than three dogs. It subjects parks to overuse, and if they�re not your dogs, you may not have full control over them.
  • Keep your dog on-leash until you get to the off-leash area. This is not just respectful to other park users, it�s much safer for your dog.
  • If your dog becomes unruly or plays rough, leash him and leave immediately.
  • If you must bring children to a dogpark, supervise them closely.
  • Don�t smoke or eat while at the dogpark. Cigarette butts and food wrappers are tempting treats to dogs, but bad for them.
  • Always observe all of the rules posted at your local dogpark. Each town has its own set of regulations, so please follow them.

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