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local parks
Columbus Parks and Recreation DepartmentAll Columbus local parks are dog friendly but
there are a few things to know.
- Columbus is one of the few large cities in the country
to have a voice command dog policy.This means that your dog
should be controlled by voice commands.
- No leash is required but remember that if your dog
does not socialize well without a leash, use the leash.
- Many of the parks in the Columbus area have ponds, and
we all know that dogs love to swim and play in the water.
Be prepared with something to clean your dog up with if he
decides to do a cannon ball into the ponds.
- One of the main issues at the parks is the land mines
our best friends leave for us. We have the ability to use
a toilet and flush our waste away but dogs don't have that
pleasure. When your dog does his/her business, pick it up
so others don't step in it. We all know how bad it smells.
Many of the parks have poop deposits, which provide bags
and waste cans. Use them.
- If you are moving to the
German Village or
Merion Village, Schiller Park is one of
the best parks for your dog to get his/her exercise.
- If you are moving to the
Short North or
Victorian Village area, Goodale Park is your
best park option.
- Taking your dog to the park is a great way to get him
socialized so he deals well when meeting other dogs either in
park settings or on walks through the neighborhood
To get more information about what
parks are near you and to get information on different features
each has, please visit some of the websites below:
If you find a lost dog, the link below is one of the many
resources to use to help you find the owner:
[franklin
county dog license look-up]
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