I support the creation of official, off-leash dog parks, runs, and/or areas in Southwest Boston.
Off-leash dog parks provide a place for dogs to socialize with each other, getting the physical and mental exercise they need to be good companions.
In addition, such off-leash areas benefit the community in general by becoming a gathering-place for dog-owners, who can revitalize a little-used area. Other community benefits are:
- they promote responsible pet ownership
- they also promote public health and safety
- they provide a tool for realistic enforcement of dog control laws
- well-exercised dogs make better companions -- and better neighbors
- for elderly and disabled people, a dog park is often the only accessible place to bring their dogs to socialize
- dog parks help keep the rest of the area
I support the creation of official, off-leash dog parks, runs, and/or areas in Southwest Boston.
Off-leash dog parks provide a place for dogs to socialize with each other, getting the physical and mental exercise they need to be good companions.
In addition, such off-leash areas benefit the community in general by becoming a gathering-place for dog-owners, who can revitalize a little-used area. Other community benefits are:
- they promote responsible pet ownership
- they also promote public health and safety
- they provide a tool for realistic enforcement of dog control laws
- well-exercised dogs make better companions -- and better neighbors
- for elderly and disabled people, a dog park is often the only accessible place to bring their dogs to socialize
- dog parks help keep the rest of the area
its about time! sick of getting yelled at for letting my dog run in the empty lot by the train tracks. we need a real space for them.