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There are obstacles, there's a fake lake area (separate from the other area with the obstacles) for them to go for a swim or fetch, a place to hose them down, and a separate area for small/scared dogs.
There are problems when going here, but not any fault of the actual park. If it's not you or your dog being attacked by the aggressive dog, then I suppose it's nothing to worry about.
There are people who think it's okay to bring aggressive dogs to a dog park. I don't just mean the dogs who like to play and wrestle, I mean the ones who like to bite and attack. I have seen an idiot like this there more than half the times I have gone. The dog bites some other dog, they scold it (maybe punish it) and then let the dog go on playing until it bites/attacks another dog. Sometimes the aggressive dog will initiate a huge brawl among all the dogs at the park.
There are idiots who think it's okay to bring their small children to a dog park. I am not talking about the fact that it's dirty or whatever, germs are a good thing to build up the immune system. I mean the fact that they overlook the fact that there is always an idiot there who thinks it's a good idea to take an aggressive dog to a dog park.
****Do not take your kids here!! I am saying this as a parent myself. When I was pregnant I used to take our dog here and saw how people brought young children. I would NEVER take my son here. There will always be some idiot with a 160 pound biting dog who decides it's okay to bring their dog to a dog park.
Just because YOUR DOG plays fine with your kids at home and is gentle, that doesn't mean that everybody Else's' dog is the same way.
***If your dog has EVER bitten another dog or human, then do not EVER take your dog to any dog park. Ever.
****If your dog bites or attacks another dog at the dark park, then leave immediately and never bring that dog back again. Ever. Do not think you'll "train your dog to be around other dogs" by taking them to the dog park.
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