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Dog parks can be a great place for fun and exercise, but they require responsible pet ownership. Dog Park Rules & Etiquee To keep the dog park a safe and enjoyable place for everyone, it's essential to follow proper etiquette: Give space at the entrance/exit - Crowding can overwhelm a dog entering and lead to a stressful experience. Stay off your phone - Active supervision is crucial to prevent problems before they escalate. No fence running - This behaviour can be overly stimulating and frustrating for some dogs. Pick up after your dog - Keep the space clean and pleasant for everyone. Don't let dogs "sort it out" - Intervene if play gets too rough or a dog seems uncomfortable. Respect boundaries - Not all dogs enjoy rough play or constant interaction; be mindful of their comfort levels. Dog parks can be a great place for fun and exercise, but they require responsible pet ownership. By ensuring your dog is ready and following proper etiquette, you can create a positive experience for both you and your pup! For more information about Dog Parks or other useful pet related info, please visit the vetnpetDIRECT Help Centre. References: Anne Hardacre from Pawsitive Connection help.vetnpetdirect.com.au

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