Don’t Dog The Design With more pet owners looking for activities to do with their entire family (Fido included), the staff from the Fairfield Parks and Recreation Department in Ohio began a quest to offer an all-inclusive and fun park experience. This article is for Members only
A Design To Drool Over Successful dog parks require thoughtful planning for location, fencing, circulation, safety, amenities, operations, and community support. This article is for Members only
Confident Canines Dog-park agility equipment can add enrichment, confidence, exercise, and lasting interest for dogs while creating a stronger amenity for patrons. This article is for Members only
Dog Poo Dog-waste management requires convenient disposal systems, clear rules, visitor education, consistent maintenance, and realistic enforcement. This article is for Members only
Dog Park Add-Ons Dog-park managers can renew visitor interest with thoughtful amenities, events, services, partnerships, and programs for dogs and their owners. This article is for Members only
Drooling Over Programming Opportunities Oakland County’s increasingly popular dog parks show how pet recreation can build both canine and community connections. This article is for Members only
Leash-Free And Lovin’ It Successful off-leash areas can grow from community ownership, clear communication, thoughtful planning, partnerships, and shared stewardship. This article is for Members only
Lapping Up The Experience Orion Oaks Dog Park combines trails, off-leash areas, modern amenities, and a dogs-only beach to support exercise and socialization. This article is for Members only
Still On The Fence? Community dog parks support pet health, owner socialization, neighborhood connections, and even tourism when thoughtfully planned and managed. This article is for Members only
Dog-Agility Course For Beginners A low-cost beginner dog-agility course can add variety to dog parks when obstacles are safe, simple, durable, and introduced gradually. This article is for Members only
No Bark And No Bite Successful dog parks need strong partnerships, thoughtful sites, clear rules, secure fencing, cleanliness, and amenities for dogs and owners. This article is for Members only
