Dog parks can be a good place for your dog to romp, get energy out, and socialize with members of his/her own species. However, at times it’s not a walk in the park- just like at your favorite coffeehouse or sports bar, there’s always one or two rowdy guests that can put a damper on the experience for the other patrons. This guide not only helps you sniff out the closest dogs parks, it shows you some of the things to look for to make sure that your dog, and his/her playmates are having a good and safe time. Here you’ll learn:
- Safety ideas to implement while you visit the park
- Play body language in dogs and what it looks like
- Stress body language in dogs and what it looks like
- Different types of play styles
- Appropriate vs. Inappropriate Play
Dig in now for expert, certified, and science-backed advice from Waggers Dog Works.