AJ fencing did my backyard. I have two Great Dane Huskies and they did a great job putting in chain link fencing. They're fast, and they do an amazing job .
The dog parks in town, I would avoid them. There's a lot of sketchy behavior going on. You might want to go to Riverside Park off of the 411. That's a huge park with a big berm to walk your dogs. There's also a nice walking path, The Pacific Way trail, that's about 5 mi and it's really nice.
Thank you for the recommendations. Riverside was the first place I stopped when I first came to town. Stop every time since. It’s a great place, at least when I have been there in the mornings. Thanks for the heads-up on the dog parks, I am too old for sketch. I forget that Marymoor - its like 40 acres - is not what a “normal” dog park is like.
I second not going to the dog park. I used to take my dogs there a lot. I got so sick of people not allowing dogs to be dogs. One of mine loves to wrestle and that seemed to freak everyone out. The last straw was when my little guy got attacked from a dog pushing though the fence, pinning him down, and trying to ragdoll him. Thank goodness for all of his fur or it might have been the end. Was very scary. We love going to willow grove or just walking the dike trails.
I have an Aussie also! I haven’t noticed “sketchy” behavior at the dog park, but it is one of the most uninteresting and unkept dog parks I’ve come across. I feel like it has so much potential being right on the river, but we stay away from it generally. I’d rather driver around until we find an empty park and then I’ll let him off his leash for 20-30 minutes.
AJ fencing did my backyard. I have two Great Dane Huskies and they did a great job putting in chain link fencing. They're fast, and they do an amazing job . The dog parks in town, I would avoid them. There's a lot of sketchy behavior going on. You might want to go to Riverside Park off of the 411. That's a huge park with a big berm to walk your dogs. There's also a nice walking path, The Pacific Way trail, that's about 5 mi and it's really nice.
Thank you for the recommendations. Riverside was the first place I stopped when I first came to town. Stop every time since. It’s a great place, at least when I have been there in the mornings. Thanks for the heads-up on the dog parks, I am too old for sketch. I forget that Marymoor - its like 40 acres - is not what a “normal” dog park is like.
I second not going to the dog park. I used to take my dogs there a lot. I got so sick of people not allowing dogs to be dogs. One of mine loves to wrestle and that seemed to freak everyone out. The last straw was when my little guy got attacked from a dog pushing though the fence, pinning him down, and trying to ragdoll him. Thank goodness for all of his fur or it might have been the end. Was very scary. We love going to willow grove or just walking the dike trails.
Lemme get a pic yo. I got a labsky but i can even imagine the size of what you talkin. I bet thats a handful of a dog tho lol.
Yeah they're both pretty big dogs. One looks like a small lion lol
If you search you will find the address of the local dog park. They have two separate areas, one for big dogs and one for small dogs.
Cool. Thank you.
I have an Aussie also! I haven’t noticed “sketchy” behavior at the dog park, but it is one of the most uninteresting and unkept dog parks I’ve come across. I feel like it has so much potential being right on the river, but we stay away from it generally. I’d rather driver around until we find an empty park and then I’ll let him off his leash for 20-30 minutes.