Our Own Dog Park

As a multiple dog family, we’ve always had our own dog park in our yard. Now we even have the same decorations.

Our own dog park attraction
Our own dog park attraction

One of the advantages of being a multiple-dog family is we never have to get in the car to go to a dog park. We are, after all, our own dog park. One of the challenges is what to do with the, er, output. Hu-Dad commented he wished he could find the disposal stations just like the big parks… and then discovered you can buy them. So, yes, this now sits in our backyard. Unfortunately, our Hu-Dad has good ideas and bad jokes, so it only took a few seconds until he called it The Thundering Turd. Yeah, we know, that joke stinks.

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4 Comments

  1. Terry Grennell on July 18, 2021 at 10:57 am

    But, you still have to deal with a bigger bag of collective stinkies at some point. Have you ever looked into this https://doggiedooley.com/. I have it here with 2 Sibes and a Malamute and have had it working with 4 dogs. The ground here is sand so the type of ground you have might alter it’s effectiveness. Have never had to clean it out in many years of using it.

  2. Jean Burkhardt on July 18, 2021 at 7:51 am

    Today’s post is just SO funny. The name and the “Stinky” mentions-oh boy!!!

  3. Debbie and Ruby on July 18, 2021 at 7:40 am

    Love the name!! I needed a laugh on a very wet Sunday.

  4. HokiePack on July 18, 2021 at 7:38 am

    Yep! In more ways than one ?

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