Daisy Waits To Have A Ball

Hi Folks, 

It's me, Daisy, and I have to wait until this afternoon to have a ball with my friends at Longhill Dog Park (where the picture above was taken) because she has to do a few other important things first and I have no choice but to wait. 

At the top of her "to do" list is a meeting with a new tutoring student at Dover Public Library 

and then she has to visit her new cat sitting clients, Wiggy and her little sister, Xlavia, again. 

After that visit, my mom is going to meet two new little dog clients (Skippy and Domino) who will be walking with her (and hopefully with me too) five days a week!

When she is done with all of those jobs my nose is going to be covered with Longhill Dog Park snow and I think it will be worth the wait. Don't you agree?

The Dog Days Of Summer Get Better At Longhill Dog Park

 

Have the dog days of summer gotten you down? Then I suggest you take your dog for a ride to one of the coolest summer and most inexpensive retreat ever; the local dog park.

To keep my coon hound,Daisy,and I cool we headed to the best dog park we could find,Longhill Dog Park, a new and very lovely dog park located on the outskirts of Dover, NH.

 

As soon as Daisy was released into the wild she couldn't stop talking about how much she appreciated the grassy areas for fetch and the wooded areas for shade. I was also thrilled that picnic tables were available for owners who wanted a comfortable spot to enjoy while overseeing their pooches at play.

And was thrilled that Longhill Dog Park provides kiddie swimming pools for those who need to quench their thirst

or to cool off!

As far as Daisy and I are concerned, we are going to be frequent guests at this park and we hope you will check it out FUR yourself soon!

The Longhill Dog Park is open from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. from April 1 to Sept. 30, and is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Oct. 1 through March 31.