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Trash Containers <br /> It may take some time to cultivate good habits,particularly for picking up feces. By providing <br /> containers and even bags, if possible, compliance will improve. Dog owners must be reminded that <br /> good stewardship will ensure the continued availability of the facility. <br /> Parking <br /> Adequate parking will be necessary to prevent clogging streets or the parking lots of others with <br /> dog park patrons. Some cities have found that use of the park greatly exceeded their original <br /> estimates; extra parking had to be added. The location of parking should minimize any detours <br /> from the most direct route into the park. In general it is a good idea to require the use of a leash in <br /> parking areas until entering the off-leash area.Parking leading to a gated entrance provides an <br /> opportunity for placing advisory signs that are hard to miss. <br /> Water Source <br /> Dogs drink plenty of water during play, and some dogs enjoy swimming. Therefore natural ponds <br /> or streams may be desirable. On the other hand, if there is mud around, a dog will find it. Some <br /> owners prefer to avoid this problem. Owners should be encouraged to bring plenty of water with <br /> them if none exists at the park. <br /> Design <br /> Some parks are specifically designed for smaller dogs. Larger dogs do not usually attack small <br /> dogs,but small dogs may be injured engaging in play with much larger dogs. In most cases, dogs <br /> properly supervised will socialize easily in the neutral turf of an off leash exercise area. <br /> Maintenance <br /> Primary maintenance issues include trash removal, snow removal, grass cutting, and wear and tear <br /> to walkways. Parks with enough area can fence off portions to allow for vegetation to reestablish <br /> itself in over-worn areas. Wood mulch may be applied to walkways to reduce erosion and <br /> improve traction. <br /> Other Items Learn More <br /> Some parks have bulletin boards to provide feedback Following are some web sites where <br /> on park use and to report problems.Many parks also <br /> have picnic tables,benches, and park shelters for You can find dog parks or information <br /> shade and protection from the elements. about dog parks: <br /> http://animal.discovery.com/features <br /> Conclusion /dogPark/map/states/MN.html <br /> Off leash areas, or dog parks,provide great benefits to http://www.ecoanimal.com/do�fun/ <br /> dog owners. Current statistics indicate almost one in http://www.dogplay.com/Activities/d <br /> four people own a dog. Dogs and their owners are <br /> happiest and healthiest when they have opportunities ogpark.html <br /> for exercise and meeting others. Dog parks have not http://wwvt.thebark.cbm/cornmunitV <br /> proven to be a significant liability risk or source of : /advocacy dogParks/dogParks.htmI <br /> complaints by the public. <br /> LMCIT Loss Control 05/09 <br />
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