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4 Tips For Proper Behavior At The Dog Park That Every Pet Parent Should Adopt

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If you've ever visited a dog park, you know it's not just for dogs. It is also for their human companions and can be one of the most fun things to do with your pup. However, there are some rules to follow when visiting the park with your dog. 

 

Here are four tips that every pet parent should adopt at the dog park:

 

Prepare For Your First Dog Park Visit

The first thing you should do when heading out to a dog park is preparing your pet. Make sure they are vaccinated and up-to-date on their shots, as well as in good health overall. 

 

Being prepared is key to being a good dog park participant. Here are a few things you should always have with you when heading to the park:

 

1) A collar and leash

2) Your own pooper-scoopers and plastic bags to clean up after your dog's big game.

3) Enough water for yourself and your dog

4) Treats (make sure to check if the dog park allows treats)

5) Travel bowls for the food and water

 

Know Your Dog's Personality

Before you go to the dog park, it's essential to know your dog's personality. Some pups are more social than others and will greet other dogs when introduced, and others may be more aggressive or timid, affecting how they behave around strangers at the park.

 

Before going to the park, it is crucial to teach your dog some basic commands and encourage good behavior. You will have a positive experience at the dog park if you teach your dog commands like "come" and "stay." This will help to keep your dog under control and make it easier for you to avoid problems at the park.

 

Follow The Park Rules 

Each dog park has its own set of rules and regulations, so make sure you know the rules before taking your dog to the park. For example, some parks may have off-leash or leashed areas for dogs, as well as small dog areas, senior dog areas, or large dog areas.

 

Most parks have rules about dogs that are aggressive or have a history of aggression, and some even require proof of vaccination for your pet. If there are any specific requirements for your dog, it's best to check them out ahead of time, so you don't get in trouble while at the park.

 

Clean Up After Your Dog

You should also be prepared to clean up after your dog if it goes to the bathroom in an inappropriate area. Pack some pooper-scoopers and plastic bags with you to clean up after your dog. When you are done, make sure to dispose of the bag properly so that it does not end up in the wrong place. 

 

It's important to remember that only you are responsible for cleaning up after your dog if it goes to the bathroom at the park.

 

Having a great time at the dog park is important for your dog and for you. If you can adopt these tips, then you will be prepared to have fun with your pup.

 

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At Club Canine, we provide high-quality services for all types of dog breeds and sizes. Our goal is to provide our clients with a clean, safe and fun environment for their dogs to enjoy while they are away from home. Our services range from boarding, grooming, daycare, and transportation. Our experienced staff is ready to assist you with any questions, so feel free to give us a call or book your pet's stay with us today.

 

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