Unleashed and free to play in a dog park provides surprising benefits for both dogs and humans

This study highlights ways that dog parks may increase social interaction among residents, influence outdoor recreation, and build social and community capital

Choosing a Location for Off-leash Dog Parks

In recent years, there has been an accumulation of evidence that associates dogs with physical, mental, and social dimensions of human health.

Dog ownership continues to increase across all demographics. As a result, off-leash dog parks have become the fastest growing segment of parks.

PetSafe® is promoting their annual Bark for Your Park™ grant program to create safe, off-leash dog areas for pets and owners to enjoy for years to come.

We are excited to be releasing two new program updates on dog parks and surfacing.

Off-leash dog parks are growing faster than any other type of parks in America’s largest cities, The Trust for Public Land announced today.

More and more people are traveling with their pets, it's no wonder that airports have become popular locations for dog parks or pet relief areas.

Clark Park provides a variety of benefits for the citizens and the community at large, such as exercise and social interaction for dogs and their owners.