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Dog Park: My Favorite Place

My favorite place is a dog park because it's always such a happy place and a great way to meet new dog and people friends. In addition, there are dog parks in nearly every city, so no matter where I am- I always have a fun place to take my dog and have a good time.

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  1. Laura GibbsAugust 27, 2020 at 4:25 PM

    Ohhhh, the dog part is indeed a VERY happy place! Wonderful! There was a dog park near where I lived in Berkeley years ago, and getting to walk by the dog park every morning was such a pleasure: I would stand there and drink my coffee and watch the dogs doing all their dog things and having so much dog fun. Did you see all the dogs in the announcements today? It was a Dog Day holiday this week, so I did a dog theme for the announcements today: Thursday announcements link with dogs :-)

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    1. Katie HerklotzAugust 27, 2020 at 6:16 PM

      Yeah I saw it was National Dog Day so I made sure to give my dog a couple more treats to celebrate haha. I loved the announcement page!

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    2. Laura GibbsAugust 27, 2020 at 6:29 PM

      Ha ha, I am glad about extra treats! The pets have definitely been HEROES during the pandemic: we need all the good pet-energy. :-)

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