Undesired dog behavior can be described as the following excessive actions: jumping, mounting, barking in other dogs faces, showing teeth and rough play. To combat unwanted behavior, we use different methods such as well-mannered verbal commands, redirecting, timeouts, separation and in some cases, we may ...
Minor incidents will occur from time to time in the dog park. Our highly trained staff will assess the situation and in the event of an emergency, will take the necessary action. First-aid and time-out areas are also strategically located throughout the dog park and ...
We thought you’d never ask! At Paws & Pints, our goal was to build the most enjoyable dog park possible. Any synthetic turf you see is safe, sanitary, and actually designed for canine play and enjoyment.
Kennel Cough or also known as Canine Cough, can occasionally be something that canine-related facilities have to battle. At Paws & Pints, we go above and beyond to make sure your dog’s environment is clean and sanitary, but the reality is that viruses and bacteria ...
Yes. We require prior approval from the account holder for a guest visitor to enter. Anyone approved to bring your dog to the dog park is fully responsible for your dog and your dog’s behavior.
The dog park is a safe and happy place for your dog(s) to visit, however, it can be hectic at times. To mediate some of this we suggest the following for your first visit: Make your first visit during the week when it’s a little ...
