Popping up all over the metroplex are dog parks that are a fun and safe way for you and your dog to enjoy a park. As these dog parks continue to draw large crowds, cities are finally getting the hint and creating these fun environments for pets and their parents.
Before going to an "off the leash" park, check out their websites for the "Do's and Don'ts". Always be respectful and pick up after your pet and obey all the rules to make the experience enjoyable for everyone. And don't worry, these dog parks have two sections, one for large dogs and one for small dogs- so they can pick on someone their own size!
In Euless, near the airport, there is a brand new dog area called Villages of Bear Creek Dog Park, [where:1951 Bear Creek Pkwy, Euless, TX 76039]. It is a 3 acre park with benches so you can sit and enjoy all the activity. In walking distance from many apartment complexes in the Bear Creek area, many local residents are enjoying this new area of an already beautiful park.
One of the most popular dog hang outs is Fort Woof Dog Park in East Forth Worth, [where: 750 Beach St, Fort Worth, TX 76111] where many events and activities are held for animal lovers. Whether it's a costume contest or breed club parties, the dogs have fun and it's a great way to meet other animal enthusiasts.
The Paw Pals Dog Park in Grand Prairie [where: 2222 W Warrior Trail, Grand Prairie, TX 75052] has a great sense of humor with their motto: All Dogs Welcome, Children Must Be On a Leash. Their website also offers great tips and guidelines if your not sure your dog is ready to go an off the leash park.
So if you are tired of throwing the ball down the hall or trying to find new ways to entertain and exercise your dog, grab the leash and check out your local dog park! |
