Regulating the smoking in the dog parks

Watson said :

I avoid them. I think fenced dogs attract too many people who have bugger all control over their dogs. I prefer going to off leash places that aren’t fenced and where most dogs do have at least a fair recall. And where little dogs and big dogs can interact if they want to.

So my care factor is pretty low…

not really, mostly everyone that i have seen at the dog park has had very good control over their dog(s) but you will always get those few dogs that dislike one another but for the most part even when its been busy all the dogs and people have gotten along fine. there is also small and large dog areas so you can pick which one is right for the dog size but most of the time the little guys go into the big park and get on just as well

I avoid them. I think fenced dogs attract too many people who have bugger all control over their dogs. I prefer going to off leash places that aren’t fenced and where most dogs do have at least a fair recall. And where little dogs and big dogs can interact if they want to.

So my care factor is pretty low…

Yes, but a loaded dog is not quite as much fun.

I dunno, I always have a good time at the Loaded Dog

Reon said :

However, a smoking dog would still be adorable. There’s just something about cute domesticated animals and harmful substance abuse. Like a kitten shooting smack.

I’d be awwing all the way to the Otto bin after finding his limp furry corpse in a public bathroom.

Madam Cholet said :

On the subject of smoking, but not at all of dogs, I’m getting a bit tee’d off with the amount of peoplw who seem to think that it is ok to stand in bus shelters and light up. I wonder why Action has not already put no smoking signs on the shelters.

On the subject of dogs, mine has never had a smoking habit, but he does like his carob buttons every night. Gets pretty antzy if he doesn’t have them by about 8pm.

I dont know about smoking dogs, but i taught a pony to smoke. It was a really silly thing to do in the long run as it just made him a little hoarse.

On the subject of smoking, but not at all of dogs, I’m getting a bit tee’d off with the amount of peoplw who seem to think that it is ok to stand in bus shelters and light up. I wonder why Action has not already put no smoking signs on the shelters.

On the subject of dogs, mine has never had a smoking habit, but he does like his carob buttons every night. Gets pretty antzy if he doesn’t have them by about 8pm.

It’s all this guy’s fault. He started the trend:
http://the-riotact.com/lost-possibly-stolen-doggie-from-kambah-area/73467

Personally I’d prefer if you weren’t able to smoke in the dog park at all. Then again I guess its at least outdoors.

However, a smoking dog would still be adorable. There’s just something about cute domesticated animals and harmful substance abuse. Like a kitten shooting smack.

I’d be awwing all the way to the Otto bin after finding his limp furry corpse in a public bathroom.

As someone who is using the dog park every day myself I am more concerned about the amount of litter in the park. God some people are terrible with stuff, poo bags tied to the fence (with poo) plastic on the ground, dead balls everywhere etc. And the poo bin only got emptied after it was over flowing for 3-4 days.
There are also no damn lights. I can’t get to the dog park until its already getting dark so finding my way around the path is the only way I won’t trip over something… so much work to be done to make it better

But then again there are always people who don’t give a s*** about it