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  • Is my dog ready for the dog park?

    Is my dog social? Have they learnt how to greet other dogs and people calmly? Your dog needs to be comfortable meeting other dogs (including overly excited dogs) and new…

  • What should I bring to the dog park?

    Things to remember to take for the dog park include;

  • What should I do if my dog gets into a scuffle at the dog park?

    Unfortunately, this is the risk you take with dog parks. Dogs’ arousal levels are high and there is a fine line between arousal and aggression. It can be a split…

  • How can I ensure my dog’s safety at the dog park?

    Unfortunately, you can’t. You are dealing with living breathing beings, not robots. We can never be sure how another dog or your dog will react in a situation. However, you…

  • Should I take my dog to a dog park or dog beach?

    Dog parks are often fenced, whereas dog beaches are not. If your dog doesn’t have a good recall either use a long line or keep to the fenced dog parks.…

  • Are there rules or etiquette I should follow at the dog park?

    Absolutely yes! Some rules/etiquette that you and everyone should be following at the dog park include;

  • What are the benefits of taking my dog to the dog park?

    There are many benefits to taking your dog to the dog park including;

  • What should I do if my dog becomes overly excited or aggressive at the park?

    Here are some tips for how to handle the situation if your dog does become aggressive at the dog park. It’s always best to take your dog calmly out of…

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