Dog Parks In The Us

[bainbrig]

How do ‘Dog Parks’ work in the US?

Are they enclosed areas where dogs caN *** themselves witless, and are there ‘No Dog Parks’ where people can be free of walking in dog ***?

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[bainbrig]

I do wish people wouldn’t use the infantile ‘poo’. 50 years ago you only heard ‘poo’ in school playgrounds. Now adults are regressing to their childhood.

Grownup words, please.

[naomi24]

bainbrig, doubt your wish will come true. Your efforts were starred out. A master of communication!

[hereIam]

Huderon - poor dog, I wonder if it knows you 'detest' it !!

That's ok naomi.

[bainbrig]

Followed by a Mistress of Negativity.

[bednobs]

do you go to the park often bainbrig?

[bainbrig]

No, bednobs, too much dog faeces.

[RATTER15]

I remember years ago when no one picked up after their dogs and their was dog poo on every pavement and we were always treading in it. Thankfully things have thankfully changed dramatically. These days I very rarely see dog poo on the streets or in the parks, and the ones I do see are from the terrier brigade that walk their dog before it gets light or after it gets dark, hence no one sees them if they don't pick it up, and most likely thinking that its only a small one, no one will notice!!
If I were to leave one of my dogs poos, the council would need to set up diversions around it!!

[RATTER15]

Ooops there not their!

[Tilly2]

In the olden days, dog excrement was white and a bit more noticeable.

[bednobs]

i thought you probably didnt (you'd mentioned you were disabled, and i thought you'd said before about only having 1 leg) you seemed an unlikely candidate for taking a stroll htrough a park.

[RATTER15]

Lol, Tilly, yes they were, due to all the bones they were fed, they were also a hard and more pick up-able, In those days I was often tempted to feed my dog lots of rubber bands, then the poos would have little loops to aid picking them up.