Matching articles for Dog Parks: 33
Facility Profile - September 2020
Can busy city dog parks compost dog waste and prevent it from ending up in landfills? The answer is yes. Find out how!
Guest Column - May 2020
Dog parks have become tremendously popular, and with good reason: They provide a great outlet for pooches, but are also social gathering places for their owners. Be sure to outfit your dog park to keep everyone happy—on two legs or four.
Feature Article - September 2019
Celebrating 20 years of Recreation Management, we talked to experts from multiple fields about what's changed in recreation, sports and fitness over the past two decades—and what changes might be coming down the pike.
Feature Article - March 2019
Parks for pets and people need more than just a fence and waste receptacles. To ensure a safe and effective dog park, you need to know some best practices.
Problem Solver - August 2018
Adding a dog park in your community is relatively simple, but if you want your dog park to shine, you'll take it to the next level by offering something more to dog owners.
Feature Article - March 2018
Successful dog parks require more than a simple fenced-off area. To ensure success, start with intense community involvement, and don't let your focus drift until you've got a park full of playful pooches.
Facility Profile - September 2017
The best pet parks provide something a little different. At this park in downtown Belvidere, Ill., you can play with your pooch and then get Fido all cleaned up before you head home.
Problem Solver - August 2017
No staffing is required, so your pet wash station can be open any hours you choose. The system is coin-operated and simple to use. Customers can operate the units from start to finish with no need for assistance. What's more, they'll love not having to make an appointment at the doggie salon or make a mess at home.
Feature Article - March 2017
Dog parks continue to surge in popularity across the country, with new places for pooches and their owners to play and socialize popping up in communities of all sizes. Learn more about planning and programming these parks.
Problem Solver - August 2016
In addition to active areas, you'll want to include things like picnic areas and seating for individuals and families, along with fountains and aquatic elements for people to enjoy. You want to create an oasis—a haven for the community to gather, be active and enjoy beauty.
