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Fun Sites
Products
www.greenies.com Greenies® are the original Smart-Treat®. You can request a “brochure” to receive a free sample of goodies!
www.clarascollars.com The folks at Clara’s Collars make dog and cat collars and leashes in a variety of sizes and over 200 patterns. Just what you need to make your pooch stand out at the park.
www.scoutdogstudios.com The bark, the bite, the philosophy of ScoutDog. Ready-made and made to
order products that capture the unique look of your furry friend.
www.co-leash.com It’s a collar! It’s
a leash! It’s Co-Leash! The leash neatly wraps around the collar and attaches with Velcro®—now you can keep a
leash on your dog at all times. The Co-Leash comes in several colors, Night Lite (with a Scotchlite™ reflective strip),
and Spectra-Glo (with glow-in-the-dark Krypta Glow™).
Information/Articles
www.ddfl.org/behavior/agg_dog.htm The Dumb Friends League
is a private, non-profit organization committed to the welfare of animals. Their site has a wealth of information on animal
behavior, including this article called “Understanding Aggressive Behavior in Dogs”.
www.dogbitelaw.com Dog Bite Law is a non-commercial
website authored by the nation's leading legal expert in dog bite law. It is the most extensive resource for dog bite victims,
dog owners, parents, journalists, and others needing to learn about the legal rights of victims, how to protect children,
and other aspects of the dog bite epidemic.
www.indygov.org/eGov/City/DPS/ACCD/faq.htm Indianapolis Animal Care
and Control offers many services. This list of frequently asked questions includes information on what to do when your pet
is missing or you find a pet without identification, how to report animals that are abandoned or aggressive, why all pets
must have a tag or microchip, and where to find a low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
Other Dog Parks
www.stldogparks.org Dogparks of Greater St. Louis Offleash Recreation Areas—four open and several more in the works!
www.fortworthdogpark.org Fort Woof is Fort Worth's first off-leash dog park.
www.focasinfo.org/park.htm The Chattanooga Chew Chew
Canine Park is the city’s first dog park.
www.piedmontpark.org/do/dogpark.html While a City of Atlanta ordinance requires all dogs in public areas to be leashed, Piedmont Dog Park is one of the few locations in metro Atlanta where dogs may run free.
www.houstondogpark.org The Houston Dog Park Association
has six active dog parks and
more on the way. Precinct 3's
Millie Bush Bark
Park has been named the number one dog park in the nation by Novartis and Dog Fancy Magazine.
www.firstrunfriends.org First Run was the very
first dog run in Manhattan. It was established by the community and is still fully maintained and
supported through civic and
corporate donations.
www.wrightwoodneighbors.org/wiggly.htm Wiggly Field, established
in April 1997, is Chicago's first official dog exercise and play area. The park is supplemented by membership dues and supported by Wrightwood Neighbors with funds from the Taste of Lincoln Avenue.
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