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| - If you choose to come here, follow this advice: AVOID SADIE. There is always a group of individuals who sit on the back benches with a group of their dogs that are antisocial and mean. Why you would come to a dog park with a dog that does not play well with others is beyond me. Every time I've come here, Sadie has snarled, bit, and lurched at another dog, sometimes successfully getting in a bite. I was here today with my one and a half year old pup, and right before we left, he trotted over to say hello to Sadie. He simply sniffed her side when she quickly pinned him, tearing at his eyes, ears, and rib cage. She ripped open his eye, realizing a fountain of blood into his eyeball. I cannot describe the sounds of pain he made as she continued to snarl and bite him. The owners just sat there yelling as I tried my best to pull my dog out of Sadie's mouth.
Luckily, there were many kind souls and sweet dogs to instantly ran over to my pup to make sure he was okay. He needs medical attention, and that is something the dog park will be hearing about. I don't want to bash this park, because I love how open it is, and there are always tons of friendly dogs and individuals. However, there are certain dogs that should be avoided, especially Sadie.
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