Another Dog Park Coming

[champion6]

Dog owners rejoice:a040: A dog park will be located in the future Village of Linden. The Rupert Canine Park will on the west side of the Turnpike, south of CR 468.

[Topspinmo]

60 thousand houses? and one tennis courts size dog park? There only about 15 short.:popcorn:

[Bogie Shooter]

Each house has a yard...……………………………………. .

[RedChariot]

Each house has a yard...……………………………………. .

Which you know the dog owner will not use.

[vintageogauge]

60 thousand houses? and one tennis courts size dog park? There only about 15 short.:popcorn:

Where do you get your numbers from? If you are going to post numbers be sure they are factual.

[CWGUY]

Each house has a yard...……………………………………. .

:doggie:How about.... most houses have two neighbors with yards?:ohdear:

[CFrance]

Each house has a yard...……………………………………. .
Does each yard have a fence?

[graciegirl]

That is good news indeed. Thank you Champion for keeping us up to speed.

[Taltarzac725]

They could use a lot more dog parks. Say one per every 10,000 people here.

[graciegirl]

They could use a lot more dog parks. Say one per every 10,000 people here.

Each person naturally is interested in what benefits their situation. I think we have a good balance in The Villages.

[CFrance]

The Morses may not be our mother, but they are astute business people. The first dog park came about in 1960, and it has been a growing trend as dog ownership has grown and homeowners have become more covetous of their much tended lawns (with good reason). The call for more dog parks in TV has gone far and wide, and the Morses are responding. Good deal.

Example: It took 7 years of lobbying for tiny Muskegon, MI, to respond to a call to dedicate a mile of little-used beach on Lake Michigan to a dog beach. Now they are counting the coins for the business it brings in from other communities. The previously reluctant city commissioners brag their little fannies off as if it were their idea to begin with.

[graciegirl]

Every little bit helps.