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| Out Door Adventures: Leash Free Parks List |
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| Leash Free Parks in New England for you and your canine companion |
| A wise dog walker once told Dog Lady that there are three strata in the off-leash muttropolitan crowd: There is the lower caste - the deluded "Oh my Fifi, she is so cute" folks. They are blind to the misbehavior of their dogs. The muddled middling group - the "oh, it's good for his socializing" people - explain away their dog's disobedience as healthy behavior. And the elite circle - the "I'm talking to you but I'm focused on my dog" owners - are the most valuable citizens in dog park nation because, even when sipping coffee and swapping pleasantries, they remain ever-vigilant about the doings of their animals. They instantly clean up the poop without being reminded, and they are ready to step in at any moment when the going gets rough. They take complete responsibility for their dog's actions. Quoted from "Zen and the art of dog park maintenance," by Ask Dog Lady, Cambridge Chronicle, Thursday, September 28, 2006 |
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| Click on a State below for Off Leash Parks |
| Coming Soon! Opening January 2010 Boston Indoor Dog Park 617-510-9787 If you love off-leash parks, but you want a more comfortable year-round setting, “Boston Indoor Dog Park” is the place to be, which is defining the next evolution in the pet services industry, setting the bar for dog-owner play spaces. The first of its kind in the Boston Back Bay area, this premier members only facility boasts 8,000 square feet of indoor parks for plenty of space to frolic off-leash. Add bridges, tunnels and obstacles to the mix and the real fun begins and fresh drinking water is always available |