Are your dogs staring at you. They are trying to tell you it is a beautiful day to go outside and play.
Henderson has two new Dog Parks.
Hidden Falls Park – 281 W. Horizon Way Henderson, NV 89002 – Opening Today
Reunion Trails Park – 44 Chapata Drive Henderson, NV 89012 – Already Opened
We have all the Las Vegas, Henderson, & Boulder City Dog Parks listed on www.VegasAnimalRescue.com including directions to get you there.
CLICK HERE FOR LAS VEGAS , HENDERSON, & BOULDER CITY DOG PARKS
Dog Park Manners and Rules
Those of you headed to dog parks may find these tips helpful:
An expert says at a minimum dog park users should pick up dog waste, “have a reasonable recall on [their] dog, and be respectful of people’s feelings.”
If your dog tends to display dog-dog aggression or plays more roughly than other owners like, closely monitor your dog and keep him under control.
“Additional dog-park etiquette rules include:
• “Unleash your dog. A leashed dog may feel threatened by others moving freely.
• “Keep moving. If you stand in one place, your dog may be more apt to become territorial.
• “Never leave your dog unattended, and don’t use a dog park as a drop-off daycare…
• “Make sure your dog has updated vaccinations.
• “Leave your puppies at home until they’re fully vaccinated and physically up to the sometimes rough-and-tumble play. Initial socialization for puppies is often better coming from a puppy training class.
• “Wait until your female dog is out of season…
• “Use caution with toys. Some dogs can be very possessive of their toys; others will want to steal everyone else’s toys… it’s usually a good idea to leave the toys at home…
• “Be careful with children. Not all dogs do well with children, and many dogs will bowl young kids over. If you take your children with you, supervise them closely.
• “[Do] not take more dogs with you than you can control; which for most people is a maximum of three [if they are] well-trained, responsive dogs.
• “Don’t let your dog dig in the park. It can cause a hazard to other dogs.
• “Leave the wildlife alone… for both the wildlife’s and your dog’s safety.
“Relax. The dogs usually figure things out pretty quickly and have a good time.
Be watchful and considerate, but stay positive —
your tension communicates itself to your dog”
DOG PARK RULES
http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/Depts/parks/Pages/dog-parks.aspx
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