Activities for Dogs
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Multiple Fenced Areas

We offer multiple fenced fields, including a flat football sized area. Each fenced area offers specific opportunities for play, training or socialization. The segregation of differing activities enables our community members to select an area in which the activities match their current goals and mood.

Play

Some of our fenced and unfenced areas are reserved for simply hanging out without any specific goals other than relaxing and having fun in a safe social envioronment.

The Creek

We have several thousand feet of Sandy Cooper Creek bordering the park. Surrounded by shade trees, containing numerous large sand bars, providing lots of opportunity for play and exploration. Some of the deeper areas provide an excellent training ground for the beginning canine swimmer.

Agility

We maintain a selection of obstacles for all dogs to play and build confidence on. We also offer competition agility obstacles.

Retrieving

Training this very useful exercise traditionally involves harsh coercion. We offer a specifically designed retrieving area designed to allow our members to train this exercise using positive motivation.

Water Hose

In hot weather its hard to exercise our dogs without over heating them. We have found that chasing a moving stream of water exercises our dogs very effectively. We maintain fenced areas with deep wood chip ground coverings that allow the safe pursuit of this activity. Dogs remain cool, get exercised and come out clean as well.

Planned Activities

Periodically we offer seminars, exhibitions and introductions to new entertaining activities.

Digging Mountain

A mountain of sand is a great way for a dog to get exercise. There are several uses for soft ground in scent work. Scent articles can be hidden from view allowing our dog to use it's favorite sense to locate the hidden object. Police departments often use this method to teach dogs "active" identification of scents. Once our dog learns to dig on command we can then teach it a out ( no digging) command.