I live an area where there is a dog park that cost no money, It has a huge area for big dogs and a 2nd area for little dog, Plus it has a new paved road to it and parking, It also has agilty equitment in both section of little and big dog, it has Aframe, 1 Jump, and a tire jump

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Does you dog park cost $$$?

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Nope! Luckily.

Nope, I have NEVER seen a dog park that costs money.. thats odd to me..i live in FL and we have tons of dog parks here..alot of them i dident know exist, after a little looking on the internet i found three of them within a couple miles of my house...no use to me though because my dog is a little dog aggressive.

Well the reason i ask is that my friend has a dog park that cost like $30 for a year membership, but its huge and has a pond for the dogs to swim in

My dog park costs $45 for an annual membership. (Or $6.00 daily) It is about 30 acres with a beach (for dogs only). It has trails going through woods and big open areas. Even with the price and the hour drive, it is so awesome we go almost every week.

Yeah mine does. But it's much more fancy than that!

My dog park is like 800000,00000,00000,000 arces it has a huge trail a swimming pool for the dogs and everything, you don't have to pay to get in, but everybody pays for the the park because of taxes, dah!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Originally posted by schutzhundgsd:
Nope, I have NEVER seen a dog park that costs money.. thats odd to me..i live in FL and we have tons of dog parks here..alot of them i dident know exist, after a little looking on the internet i found three of them within a couple miles of my house...no use to me though because my dog is a little dog aggressive.

i think i might be able to help i live in florida too and one of my dogs (she died 3 years ago) was a little mean too, there is a dog park that is near us and it has one area for dogs, and another area for mean dogs!

That is very interesting and weird. But I live in Texas the driest state from here to Tennese,Ha I allways wanted to say that...Anyways do you guys have any idea how hard it is to find a dog park here!
I have looked on the dog park finder and have found only one and I don't think it costs money but do you know where another one might be?
If you could tell me where one is that would be great!
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I guess I'm lucky to live in Florida. There's dog parks everywhere, there free, and we even have dog beaches!

You most certanly are! I wish we had more so I am working on one, but it may take like 10 years....we are taking sall steps in developing it.

no not at all yours dose ouch

Nope no cash. I'm slightly glad about it and slightly not,they don't give a crap about us so... ....

We have a very nice dog park near us but it costs sooooooooo much money! Does any one live in Noblesville or Indana that knows of a dog park in the vicinity that doesn't cost any money?

Chicago's dog parks require a season permit to visit them. This just started last year, before that they were free. Now you need to get a permit from a 'participating veterinarian' which is $5. To get a permit you need proof of a Chicago city dog license or rabies vacc, proof of vet exam and proof the dog has been checked for internal parasites, and proof of vaccination or titer for Distemper, Hepatitis, Para-influenza,
Parvovirus, and Bordatella.

I haven't gotten a permit because I don't think it's even worth that much. The dog parks in the city are mostly very small and they are all HARD surfaces such as concrete! (that is a requirement for Chicago dog parks.) I don't know about anyone else but my dogs can not run on that type of hard surfaces for very long without detriment to their joints and paw pads... The only reason I might get a dog park permit is because the permit applies to all "dog friendly areas" in Chicago and that includes the dog beach...

One year I got a membership in a park in one of the suburbs. It was closer to my house than any of the city dog parks, plus it was larger than most of the city ones and actually had GRASS. They also had a separate agility area and small dog area. That cost $75 yearly membership fee if you were not a resident of that suburb, or $30 if you were a resident.

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That is very interesting and weird. But I live in Texas the driest state from here to Tennese,Ha I allways wanted to say that...Anyways do you guys have any idea how hard it is to find a dog park here!
I have looked on the dog park finder and have found only one and I don't think it costs money but do you know where another one might be?
If you could tell me where one is that would be great!
THAKNK YOU!
CORGISRLOVABLE!

If you live where I think you do i.e. the Dallas area, there's a super dog park up in Allen off of 75, it's the McDermott exit, but that's as much as I can remember. You should be able to look it up, I believe I found it on the internet when I lived in that area. It borders on the golf course, there's a creek running throught it, and it's huge!!! Hope you find it.

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The dog park I go to doesn't, but I know of one in my area that is in a park( for humans ) and entrance to the park costs money... not sure how much, because I've never been there before.

Our local dog park costs nothing.
They provide everything from doggie waste bags to fresh water for the dogs.
It is a beautful place right on the water and the dogs are free to do what they please.
There are so many around that are not known..check your local walking trails thats where alot of people gather.
And also beaches and lakes.

No, mine doesn't. No dog parks should cost money, no matter how fancy!

No.The one i go to in Sanford,Florida doesn't.
But there is one in Winter Park,Florida which has a nice lake and pool for the dogs, which i think cost money.