A recent posting asked questions on off-leash areas for dog's in the local area. Lo and behold, look what's in today's editorial section of the Olympian newspaper. The editorial is here.
From the Our Views section of the Olympian.
Area needs an off-leash park
It’s time to create an off-leash dog park in South Sound.
Dog parks — or bark parks — are popular attractions across the country. They provide an area for canines to run and fetch, jump and play, without the confines of a leash. South Sound residents must travel to Fort Steilacoom Park in Lakewood to let their dogs run free.
That’s not right.
Go read the article.
Comments
Garfield Field
OSD "fallow land"...
...on Boulevard, across bridge, there is an open field that folks use, as well as Pioneer Park (I'm always stepping in dog poo there, so it must be popular).
As a dog owner who has a
Dave White - "Old Timey Dave"
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I agree Dave,
Same Here
not to mention other dogs scare my little 7 month old shih tzu silly. I'd also worry about irresponsible pet owners who don't vaccinate their dogs. I wouldn't want my puppy exposed to anything.
But I'm not against an off leash park for those who want it. I just won't be utilizing it!
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Off leash parks are a great idea
I've been to a dog park in
I've been to a dog park in Edmonds with my little guy. That was a great dog park. They fenced off a decent size area of some waterfront and beach and added double gates so dogs can't run out as easily if someone was entering or leaving. Edmonds also provides clean up bags (which most do) and they also provide a water area and a number of play toys like tennis balls, "Chuck Its" and whatnot.
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I have taken Ham to the
As a small dog owner that is
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