16/06/2024
Dog Parks: I see so many posts about dogs being attacked in Dog Parks. I won’t take my own dogs to dog parks. Unfortunately there are far to many people that don’t train there dogs to behave in these spaces. Sure, your dog maybe friendly with other dogs but put them in a situation where there are multiple dogs - they may not know how to behave.
My son was bitten was he was was young when opening the gate at a dog park with our pup Charlie. The owner knew what had happened to the point he and the dog jumped the fence to get away. Thankfully it was only a nip Codi sustained. After this I’ve never set foot in one. I have many dog walking clients and I wanted to let you know that I don’t trust dog parks. I would rather walk your dog around the neighbourhood etc than to take your Furbaby to a dog park. It’s not that I don’t trust your dogs - It’s I don’t trust others dogs. All my clients have wonderful well behaved pups but others out there don’t. And crowded situations means they are all being dominant and trying to allocate themselves in a pack order.
Like my own 2 dogs, Koda is the Staffy big and brut but Charlie is the dominant one. She is the Boss! Koda knows his grade level in the pack. Whilst I am the leader, they too have a level in themselves. Charlie goes bonkers at other dogs but absolutely is in love with our neighbours pup who is 10 times bigger than her whilst Koda just hates him lol
In conclusion, I would prefer your pups to be safe whilst you are on holidays and taking them to dog parks would be putting them in an unsafe environment.
Love to all your furry kids ❤️❤️❤️