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Off-Leash Recreation in the News

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The Christian Science Monitor ran an article on off-leash recreational areas on December 29, 2004, covering the conflicts that have arisen over off-leash recreation--such as the dog park in Fort Ethan Allen Park in Arlington, VA and Ohlone Dog Park in Berkeley, CA--and how dog owners, other park users and city administrators worked together to resolve them. The article also offers the success story of Fort Woof, a five-acre dog park in Fort Worth, TX, which "opened in April [2004], and has become one of the city's most-used parks."

Posted by Michèle on January 5, 2005 10:14 AM
Categories: Canine Good Citizenship, D.O.G.s (Dog Owner Groups), Off-Leash Recreational Areas—i.e. "Dog Parks"
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