The city of Seattle has made great accommodations for Seattleites and their dogs, and both pets and owners are very appreciative.
You would think that owning a dog in the city would be a complicated task considering that yards, and free time are rare for city dwellers. Dog owners seem to find time for their dogs and the city makes up for the yard scarcity.
In the Seattle city limits there are eleven off leash dog parks for dogs to run wild with other dogs and owners. There are also over 30 trails for owners to take their dogs on long walks.
If owners need help with their dogs’ behavior there is over 15 dog-training facilities. If they want to spoil their four legged friends for good behavior, then there is over 10 grooming companies in the Seattle area.
Adrian Blake a proud owner of a Maltese/Chi Wawa mix named Chewy and resident of the Seattle area says, “its nice having the needs of the your pet met, I find that when Chewy is happy so am I”. When asked what about having a pet makes him so happy Blake answered, “There is never a lonely moment, and for me there is no better feeling than coming home to someone who loves you unconditionally.”
Some of the dog parks in the city are more beautiful then public parks, for instance the Jose Rizal Park located at 1008 12th Ave S on Beacon Hill has a gorgeous view of the city, and land for miles. Jealousy would be the best description of emotions to describe how you will feel if you see this well constructed park.
Is the city of Seattle especially K9 friendly? Well according to dog owner Chad Kush who moved to Seattle from North Carolina with his five year old Stafford Terrier named Capone two years ago says. “Seattle is the most dog friendly city I have ever lived in”. When asked why he replied, “There are a lot of other dogs for him to play with, and also people are far more accepting of Capone, I can bring him in stores, to public areas, and beautiful dog parks for him to play.”
It is a fact that Seattleites love their dogs, and thanks to the city dog owners can return the joyful feeling their pets give to them each and every day.
You would think that owning a dog in the city would be a complicated task considering that yards, and free time are rare for city dwellers. Dog owners seem to find time for their dogs and the city makes up for the yard scarcity.
In the Seattle city limits there are eleven off leash dog parks for dogs to run wild with other dogs and owners. There are also over 30 trails for owners to take their dogs on long walks.
If owners need help with their dogs’ behavior there is over 15 dog-training facilities. If they want to spoil their four legged friends for good behavior, then there is over 10 grooming companies in the Seattle area.
Adrian Blake a proud owner of a Maltese/Chi Wawa mix named Chewy and resident of the Seattle area says, “its nice having the needs of the your pet met, I find that when Chewy is happy so am I”. When asked what about having a pet makes him so happy Blake answered, “There is never a lonely moment, and for me there is no better feeling than coming home to someone who loves you unconditionally.”
Some of the dog parks in the city are more beautiful then public parks, for instance the Jose Rizal Park located at 1008 12th Ave S on Beacon Hill has a gorgeous view of the city, and land for miles. Jealousy would be the best description of emotions to describe how you will feel if you see this well constructed park.
Is the city of Seattle especially K9 friendly? Well according to dog owner Chad Kush who moved to Seattle from North Carolina with his five year old Stafford Terrier named Capone two years ago says. “Seattle is the most dog friendly city I have ever lived in”. When asked why he replied, “There are a lot of other dogs for him to play with, and also people are far more accepting of Capone, I can bring him in stores, to public areas, and beautiful dog parks for him to play.”
It is a fact that Seattleites love their dogs, and thanks to the city dog owners can return the joyful feeling their pets give to them each and every day.
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