Address: 7550 69th St E, Palmetto, FL 34221, USA
Chels
Secure fences with two areas for small breeds and large breeds. My pup enjoyed running free & meeting friends
Tina M.
I've been here many times and every time I'm here there is an aggressive dog that torments mine. And it's not fun for either of us. It's too bad becuase the actual facility is nice....large yard for big and small dogs. Water station available. Shaded areas.
Jay Ball
IF YOU KNOW!! YOUR DOG IS NOT FRIENDLY WHY BOTHER TAKING THEM TO THE DOG PARK!! 2 young college girls brought 2 big German Shepard mix mastiff right as they open the gate to let their aggressive dogs in the park my dog got Viciously attacked, mauled, pin to the ground and bit RIGHT AWAY!! 🤬🤬All I got from them was they was sorry my dog got bit! Smh NEVER AGAIN WILL I TAKE lil Zeus Back to that park!!
Stacy Bliszcz
Awful group of people there at 5pm with their aggressive dogs. My dog was swarmed by over 7 dogs, bullied, nipped at and chased so hard he ran into a trash can. His only saving grace grace was his speed and my reaction time to get him out of there. Would NEVER go back! No one even tried to manage their dogs just watched as if this was acceptable.
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Good question I have been there after 6 so I think it closes at sunset
If you stay in the fence area your unleashed dog is perfectly safe. Nearly always in the event of an attack like this a trapper removes and destroys the offending gator. The dog attack identifies it as a threat to humans. It was probably done...just not publicized! FYI, if for some strange reason, it was not removed you can still make a request to Fish and Wildlife on which they will almost certainly act if someone can identify the gator.
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