SATURDAY, AUGUST 18th
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
35 Broadway Road (off Route 130), in Cranbury, NJ
Please be sure to bone up on all of the details on our web site at:
www.yourdogisworthittoo.com
The website has been updated with pictures of the 2006 event as well as registration forms for 2007.
2007 T-shirts now available for purchase on the site
Special Patron registration also available.
Don't paws send it in quick!
PASS THE WORD! IT'S GOING TO BE A DOG-GONE GREAT DAY!
This years event promises to be our best one yet. New events include:
Dog Diving competition(professional and novice) www.ultimateairdog.com
Annual beauty and costume contest sponsored by Modern Dog Magazine
Large breed tractor pull competition
Doggie drivers licenses photos
A top secret new contest guaranteed to be a lot of fun!
All proceeds to benefit The Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Showing posts with label parks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parks. Show all posts
Monday, July 30, 2007
Monday, December 11, 2006
A Zen-like Experience
The battle for off leash rights in New York City is finally over. (Read coverage from AMNew York)What a relief!
Like many urban dog owners, I relish the hours between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. when I can take Roxie to my local park for some fun and frolicking without her leash.
Depending on the day, she'll chase other dogs or we’ll play catch and review basic obedience commands. Going to the park during “off leash hours” for exercise keeps my dog fit and I enjoy the fresh air and surrounding nature. It’s a Zen-like experience.
Bob Marino and his organization, the New York Council of Dog Owner Groups (NYC DOG), were instrumental in winning the legal battle to maintain the special privilege of dogs playing off leash during off hours at local parks. Anyone wishing to express gratitude or make a tax-deductible contribution can visit their Web site: www.nycdog.org.
Now that it’s official, please don’t abuse this freedom. Be a responsible dog owner and leash your dog promptly at 9 a.m., scoop the poop, and allow others to enjoy the park as you do.
Got a great picture of your dog playing off leash? E-mail it to me and we’ll feature the photos on the blog.
Wags,
Corris & Roxie pup
Like many urban dog owners, I relish the hours between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. when I can take Roxie to my local park for some fun and frolicking without her leash.
Depending on the day, she'll chase other dogs or we’ll play catch and review basic obedience commands. Going to the park during “off leash hours” for exercise keeps my dog fit and I enjoy the fresh air and surrounding nature. It’s a Zen-like experience.
Bob Marino and his organization, the New York Council of Dog Owner Groups (NYC DOG), were instrumental in winning the legal battle to maintain the special privilege of dogs playing off leash during off hours at local parks. Anyone wishing to express gratitude or make a tax-deductible contribution can visit their Web site: www.nycdog.org.
Now that it’s official, please don’t abuse this freedom. Be a responsible dog owner and leash your dog promptly at 9 a.m., scoop the poop, and allow others to enjoy the park as you do.
Got a great picture of your dog playing off leash? E-mail it to me and we’ll feature the photos on the blog.
Wags,
Corris & Roxie pup
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Roxie and I attend the 2007 Canine Cocktail Pawty hosted by Jenna Gates
