Dog Park Etiquette

Dog Park etiquette, the do's and don'ts for dog park survival. Dog parks are a big thing now and a great place to meet other dog lovers. It is also a great place to socialize your dog, but you need to realize that when it comes to a person's pet, that person can be very protective and sensitive about how their dog is treated by anyone else. This is where you will see people go from crazy to crazier in a heartbeat. If something is said in the wrong way, or misconstrued, tempers will flare and words will fly. I believe that if everyone follows this guide and respects one another, they can have a great time at the dog park. I have been taking my dog Max to the dog park since he was 6 months old, he is now 12_ years, and it is still his happy place. He still gets excited to go. Dogs love to socialize and meet their own kind, and they enjoy it more if their owner is relaxed, having a good time, and more involved with them. When you're at the dog park, this is their special time to spend with you.

Taking your dog to a dog park can be a great outlet for his energy and provides mental and physical stimulation. But before you go learn about safe design, dog park etiquette and whether your dog will enjoy the experience.

Dog parks can be a great experience for your dog, but sometimes the options can be overwhelming and it can be a bit scary to take your dog to a dog park for the first time. All the dogs, all the distractions. Which park is right for you? What should you bring? How should you behave? What are the potential dangers? This book will cover the 21 things to consider when choosing a park, 12 tips for dog park etiquette, 5 signs of a dangerous or upset dog, and much, much, more. If you want to take your dog to the dog park and enjoy the experience, this is the place to start.

Your Child's Guide to Playing Safely with Dogs... Everyone loves the image of a child and a favorite pet dog. Many children say they love dogs, and claim that the dog is their favorite animal. However, it's common for children to be hesitant or intimidated around dogs. Many fears and worries about interacting with dogs can be easily solved with some basic education about how to approach and interact with dogs of all kinds. A Day at the Dog Park introduces Carter and his dog, Snickers. Carter's mom takes them to the dog park, and their enjoyable day gives fun, practical lessons about the best way to make new dog friends. Carter explains that there are lots of different types of dogs, and goes through a six-step method for meeting a new dog. Each step is explained clearly, simply, and with plenty of detail, so readers can feel confident in their new skills. Carter also shares advice about what not to do. Children and parents alike will enjoy this charming, educational book, which is likely to become a favorite in your library! About the Author: Justene Presley is from Columbus, Ohio. She graduated from Belmont University with a music degree in 2011. In addition to her love of animals, she enjoys singing and crafting. She lives with her husband, Will, and their dog, Archimedes.

In Dog Park Design, Development, and Operation you’ll learn how to make your dog park a reality from concept to opening celebration and beyond. Find step-by-step guidance plus information on location considerations, community benefits, maintenance concerns, design options, amenities, suggested rules, and even program opportunities. More than 90 photos from dog parks across the United States illustrate the various equipment, features, and programming that make dog parks an asset in any community. Author Marilyn R. Glasser, an experienced dog park consultant, shares her insight into some of the challenges and resistance you might encounter in developing a dog park—and their possible solutions. Her often humorous experiences illustrate the importance of following best practices when developing your community dog park. As a source of proven processes, Dog Park Design, Development, and Operation offers guidance on creating a facility as well as information on management, maintenance, marketing, and evaluation. With photos and insightful stories of the author’s experiences, Dog Park Design, Development, and Operation can help you create a professional-quality community facility filled with smiling faces and wagging tails.

Looking for adventure and new friends, Little Tank, the curious basset puppy, and his dachshund pal Topo meet the folks who live and work in their neighborhood. And at the end of the walk, they find a wonderful surprise. Told in rhyme, with bright watercolor illustrations, this picture book includes a page of tips on dog-park fun and safety.