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Originally Posted by Taltarzac725
The last time I went there-- around late February-- they had been open a few hours in the morning and then a few hours in the mid to late afternoon.
The small dog section at Brinson is mostly on a steep incline so it is very difficult to try to pick up the dog's poop while also keeping from missteping and falling. You also need to look out for poop that has not been picked up which has no convenient markers as with the colored flags at Doggie Doo Run Run.
Brinson's large dog section is on more level land but its for larger pooches.
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It really was an outrageous waste of money to build. The small dog section is so tiny that the dogs have almost no room to run. The hillside it is built on has several trees with roots projecting due to the ground being so heavily traveled by people and pooches. The possibility of someone tripping and falling appears to be significant. So many dogs are doing "their business" that all my dog does there is sniff.
TV needs dog parks - but we need to have them be functional, not just a palliative.
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